Submissions Information
George Mason Review
- Writer's Guidelines
- The George Mason Review accepts academic essays of any length and on any topic. Clarity of purpose, strength of syntax, and vivid prose are appreciated.
The Review also accepts creative work. Poetry, short stories, and creative nonfiction are considered. Writers are free to submit up to three academic essays, three creative nonfiction pieces, three fiction pieces, and up to five poems.
- The George Mason Review accepts academic essays of any length and on any topic. Clarity of purpose, strength of syntax, and vivid prose are appreciated.
- Artist's Guidelines
- Artists who wish to be considered for The George Mason Review cover should send their work in .eps, .tif, or .jif format. Any medium is acceptable. Past covers have included painting, lithography, photography, and mixed media.
As printing funds allow, art is included within The George Mason Review in addition to being placed on the cover.
- Artists who wish to be considered for The George Mason Review cover should send their work in .eps, .tif, or .jif format. Any medium is acceptable. Past covers have included painting, lithography, photography, and mixed media.
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- Written and art submissions may be sent as an attachment to gmreview@gmu.edu by March 1 of each year in order to be considered for the Spring's edition. Email submissions are preferable.
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- For contributors who prefer to send hard copies, the mailing address is as follows:
The George Mason Review
4400 University Dr.
MSN 2C5
Fairfax, VA 22030
- For contributors who prefer to send hard copies, the mailing address is as follows: