The Acentos Review publishes writing, art, music and multigenre work by emerging and established Latin@s in Eng., Span., Port., and indigenous languages.
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- Response time: ?*/Editor reported data115 days*Chill Subs tracker stats
- Acceptance rate: ?*/Editor reported data57.14%*Chill Subs tracker stats
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Accepts simultaneous submissions
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Accepts previously published
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The first North American serial rights shall be considered exclusive until the last day of the month in which accepted work is published in The Acentos Review. Upon publication in manuscript, book, anthology or journal, The Acentos Review requests acknowledgement of first publication. All published works are archived online. Translations under copyright domain require approval of the original author.
Additional info
We publish the work of Latinx artists and writers.
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115 days
Average response time
Average acceptance rate
65 days
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About
The debate may rage forever as to who or what constitutes Latinx art. Here, there is no such identity crisis. We are already here, writing the histories of our neighborhoods, following the traditions of our ancestors, as well as the poetic traditions that came before us. To paraphrase Baldwin, the p...
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Raina J. León
Editor-in-Chief
Lupe Mendez
Associate Editor