About Us
The Bosque River Review is a new literary journal affiliated with Tarleton State University’s Department of English & Languages. The journal is named for the 104-mile river originating in Stephenville, Texas. For each issue, undergraduate student editors curate and publish submitted art in prose and poetry. We are a magazine that is proud to publish quality literary art from all writers, no matter their level of experience. Moreover, though we exist in the literary tradition, we believe that quality work across genres is as deserving of the label ‘literary’ as any other. Which is to say: we crave, too, your strange tales, your experiments in style and form, your wildest imaginings.
Editors-in-Chief: Zeina Halili, Callie Hibbits
Editors: Grace Blazine, Sophia Bolton, Addy Brown, Teagan Driscoll, Ashytn Hansard, Andrew Kitchens, Heily LaCruz Silva, Sarah Marcantonio, Tim McKeen, K. D. Ward, Jaylee Wright
Faculty Advisors: Jacob Brewer, Megan Cline, Walter Moore
Submit prose, poetry, or artwork
Now ready for Volume 2, set for publication in May 2027
PROSE: 5000 words or less, double-spaced and 12pt Times New Roman, according to Shunn Manuscript Format (.docx file).
POETRY: 3 poems per submission (.docx file).
ART: 3 pieces per submission (.jpeg format).
Submit your work to: BosqueRiverReview@tarleton.edu
SUBMISSION EMAIL SUBJECT LINE: Surname_Title_Genre
- Hannah_Testimony of Pilot_Fiction
- Yeats_The Lake Isle of Innisfree-The Fiddler of Dooney-Ephemera_Poetry
