

The Jupiter Review
about us
Jupiter Review is an anti-fascist literary publication featuring a diverse collection of up-and-coming artists. Our purpose is to promote potent writers from varying backgrounds and perspectives, pursuing the same fervent joy with words as us. With 67 moons and an unending, 10,000-mile-wide storm, Jupiter is as breathtaking as it is chilling. We believe there is a great red spot in every writer, one which is raw and vivid and endless in its violence. Give us pens and make us gods; before we are writers, we are storm chasers.
meet some of our staff
ERIN CHALLENOR
prose editor
Ultimately Erin is trying her best. She likes dogs and British historical dramas her pillow pet Melmen and would drop everything to be a horse girl if the opportunity arose. She likes to write about the gen z experience, adventure stories, and tries to make virtually any experience she has into some kind of written work.
MYLIYAH HANNAH
poetry editor
Myliyah Hanna is an upcoming essayist from the Bronx and a graduate of the University of Virginia. Her work has been published in Cheap Pop and Zora. She maintains a personal blog at myliyahhanna.com. She has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize, the Best of Small Fictions award, and the Best of the Net award. She lives in Chicago with her cat Jasper.
SHER TING
issue contributor
Sher Ting has lived in Singapore for 19 years before spending the next 5 years in medical school in Australia. She has work published/forthcoming in Trouvaille Review, Eunoia Review, Opia Mag and Door Is A Jar, among others. She is currently an editor of a creative arts-sharing space, known as INLY Arts. She tweets at @sherttt and writes at downintheholocene.wordpress.com
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the Jupiter Review occasionally hires poetry, prose, and art editors !! you can learn more here.
EMER O'HANLON
column contributor
Emer is a writer, reviewer and historical-accuracy obsessive from Northern Ireland. She is currently writing her PhD in Classics at Trinity College Dublin, where she researches comments written by dead women about ancient nude statues. She also reviews books in the Irish Independent and Headstuff.






