guess what ?!?!?!?!?! issue iv is finally out (and available in print for the first time) !!

GUESS WHAT ?!?! Jupiter Review issue iv subs are officially OPEN NOW !!

Film, television, and books have become obsessed with taking the dark vs. light boy battle to the next level.

After a long waiting period with over 500 poetry, prose, and art submissions, issue iii of the Jupiter Review has finally been released!

What is a nightmare for English teachers everywhere remains to this day my secret obsession.

issue ii is finally out !! check out our issues page to learn more.

Unsurprisingly, white people continue to write diversity for us.

“The Breakfast Club” completely deviates from the norm, which is what makes it so special.

poetry, prose, and art submissions for issue ii have now opened !! they will be open until June 21st, and the issue will release on June...

after 3 months of hard work from our amazing staff, we have finally released issue i of the Jupiter Review.

Smith makes space for seemingly minuscule details of life, like pop icons and eggs, and drapes them in grace in this collection.

I certainly feel no envy for screenwriters who translate the written word to screen.

Above anything else, I want to drag myself out of this rut.

We live in a world full of expectations. And these expectations continue, regardless of your age or life’s experiences.

guess what? submissions for issue i of our magazine are OFFICIALLY OPEN !! our first submission period is from january 31st to march 19th.

I have loved The House on Mango Street, Sandra Cisneros’s debut novel from 1984, since I was an insecure but book-passionate sixth grader.

hello, and welcome to the Jupiter Review's first blog post! with nine different contributors, expect this page to be well populated...