Arts & Letters

It's here! Issue #49 of Arts & Letters including the 2025 prize winners is available online and free to the public. While this will be the last issue of Arts & Letters, the Georgia College MFA will be launching a new project and announcing more information at a later time.

We're in LA! Come say hi at booth T409 and pick up a copy of our latest issue. #artsandletters #literarymagazine #awp #AWP25

Spring Break packing is going well... we're going to Los Angeles for AWP 2025! Come see us at the book fair March 26-29 and pick up copies of our most recent issues. See you soon, California! #AWP25 #artsandletters #litmag #writers #writingconference #bookfair

Last call for our 26th annual prize competition! Submit your poetry, fiction, or CNF by tomorrow, February 20 to be considered for a $1,000 prize and online publication. Link in our bio for guidelines and judges! #cnf #poetry #fiction #literarymagazine #creativewriting #writing

Over at @ArtsLettersGC, Michael Martone selected my "Select Reddit Posts from the Three Months Following My First Hypomania” as the winner of the 2024 Unclassifiable Contest. It's my first contest win! artsandletters.gcsu.edu/unclassifiable…

The winning piece from our 11th Annual Unclassifiable Contest is now published online! Check out our website to see Michael Martone's pick, "Select Reddit Posts from the Three Months Following My First Hypomania” by Big Hark. #Artsandletters #unclassifiable #unclassifiablecontest

Our final judge for the 2025 CNF contest is author Anjali Enjeti, previous recipient of a gold medal for Best Regional Nonfiction from the Independent Publisher Book Awards! Don’t wait now — submit your work by February 20 for the chance to be read by her and a $1,000 prize.

Calling all poets! 2 weeks left to submit your work for the chance to be read by celebrated poet and translator James Kimbrell. Don't miss the February 20 deadline! #poetryprize #rumiprizeforpoetry #writingcontest #literarymagazine #creativewriting

Our prize period is still open—you don't want to miss your chance to be read by fiction writer and essayist Melissa Pritchard! Submit your work to us by February 20 to be considered for online publication and a $1,000 prize. Link in our bio for more information! #fictionprize

Our annual prize submission period is open! Link in bio for details. #cnf #poetry #fiction #creativewriting #literarymagazine #writingcontest

Founding Editor Martin Lammon saying a few words.

In December, A&L staff, editors, and readers celebrated the release of issue #48 at Blackbird Coffee in Milledgeville! Volunteers read work from the print journal. Available now for purchase online, or at our AWP booth in March!

Our 2025 annual prize submission period is open! Send your work to us by February 20th; link in bio for more details. #creativenonfiction #poetry #fiction #literarymagazine #creativewriting #writingcontest

"With Gratitude" by Founding Editor Martin Lammon is published in Issue #48 of Arts & Letters and on the website. This will be the last print issue of the journal, but we will be publishing new work online in the spring. Stay tuned for what comes next! — A&L Staff #artsandletters

Issue 48 of Arts & Letters is now available for purchase! Find us at AWP in the spring, or order online: artsandletters.gcsu.edu/issue-48/

@AmbivalentRants Correct—we are currently reading through submissions from our August/September openings. We will be open again for submissions starting January 1.

@ArtsLettersGC A little confused. Does this mean you at present are not open for submissions?

We’re reading through your submissions! Accepted work will appear on our website in the spring. See our website for more details. #artsandletters #fiction #poetry #cnf #literarymagazine

Announcing our Spring 2025 Contest judges! Melissa Pritchard will be judging for fiction, James Kimbrell for poetry, and Anjali Enjeti for nonfiction. Submissions open January 1. See our website for more information! #prize #contest #artsandletters #gcsu

The 2024 Unclassifiable Contest has ended, and a winner has been chosen by judge Michael Martone! Congrats to Big Hark, and thank you to everyone who submitted to our contest. See the link in our bio to see what our wonderful judge had to say about this piece! #Artsandletters