West Texas Literary Review is a national print literary journal, founded in 2016, that showcases the work of writers and photographers across the United States and the world. Its goal is simple: to provide a forum for artists who have something to say. We are looking for poems, flash fiction, essays, and photographs that are thoughtful, deliberate, and authentic. Beyond that, there are no strict requirements. All of our content comes from submissions, which we evaluate blindly based purely on aesthetic merit. We have published the work of many establsihed voices but we are just as thrilled to elevate first-time writers.

Starting in 2019, West Texas Literary Review will publish two issues annually (Spring and Fall) and will provide contributing artists with a free print copy. Additional copies, as well as back issues, are available at our online store. They are perfect-bound and professionally printed on high-quality paper.