READING PERIODS:
     • summer issue, January 1 through March 15
     • winter issue, August 1 through October 1

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Current submissions are for:

THE WILD ISSUE→ #11 Send us your wildest work!
Whitefish Review to Publish "The Wild Issue" with Guest Editor Cristina Eisenberg

Whitefish Review has announced that it will publish its first themed issue, to be released June 1, 2012. "The Wild Issue" will celebrate wildness in all its incarnations and be guest edited by scientist and author Cristina Eisenberg.

"We will publish writing and art that explore the untamable and wild in astonishing ways, from wolves howling at the door, to elemental forces raging in the mountains, and wild, creative urges surging deep within hearts and minds," said Eisenberg.

Eisenberg is an ecologist, writer, and editor. The author of The Wolf's Tooth: Keystone Predators, Trophic Cascades, and Biodiversity (Island Press, 2010), she is currently at work on her second book about large carnivore conservation in the American West and recently completed her doctorate in forestry and wildlife at the Oregon State University. Eisenberg also works as the research director for the High Lonesome Ranch in Colorado and lives with her family in a cabin near Bigfork.

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SUBMISSIONS:
     → Art: Up to 3 pieces of art (all genres)
     → Photography: Up to 3 photos
     → Fiction: 1 piece (under 5000 words)
     → Non-fiction: 1 piece (under 5000 words)
     → Poetry: Up to 3 poems (all in 1 document)


COVER LETTER:
Cover letter should include a brief bio consisting of a 2-3 sentence description of past published work, be written in the 3rd person, and begin with the author's/artist's name.

     Example:
     → AUTHOR's works have appeared in these publications (or has not published before—which is great).
         He/she does this or likes that and lives in TOWN, STATE.
     → Include mailing address and phone number in your cover letter.