Founded in 1962, MQR has been publishing urgent and powerful literary voices for over sixty years as the flagship journal of the University of Michigan.
Highlights
- Vibe:Very fancy very impressive very not-fast
- Response time: 180 days after submission*/Editor reported data230 days*Chill Subs tracker stats
- Acceptance rate: ?*/Editor reported data0.99%*Chill Subs tracker stats
Publication
Accepts simultaneous submissions
What's that?
When you can submit your work to multiple magazines at the same time
Accepts previously published
What's that?
When the magazine wants to publish your previously published work. Requirements vary
Nominates for prizes
From the editors
Best American, Best Microfiction, Best New Poets, Best Of The Net, Best Small Fiction, Best Spiritual Literature, O Henry, Pushcart
Active on social media
Available in print
Provides contributor copies
Has examples online
How to submit
Processs
Submittable
Cover letter
This magazine does not list any details on their website for this section.
Eligibility
No specific eligibility requirements
Formatting
Manuscripts should be double-spaced, right margins not justified
Author's rights
This magazine does not list any details on their website for this section.
Additional info
Tracker statistics
352
Total submissions tracked
230 days
Average response time
Average acceptance rate
17 days
Fastest response time
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About
Michigan Quarterly Review, founded in 1962, is an interdisciplinary and international literary journal, combining distinctive voices in poetry, fiction, and nonfiction, as well as works in translation. The flagship literary journal of the University of Michigan, our magazine embraces creative urgen...
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1962
Country
US
Masthead
Khaled Mattawa
Editor-in-Chief
Carlina Duan
Poetry Editor
Polly Rosenwaike
Fiction Editor
Laurel Billings
Nonfiction Editor
Tyler Dunston
Online Editor
Aaron J. Stone
Managing Editor
Dana Moss
Assistant Managing Editor