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Association of Writers & Writing Programs - AWP Intro Journals Project AWP Intro Journals Project The AWP Intro Journals Project is a literary competition for the discovery and publication of the best new works by students currently enrolled in AWP member programs.
Program directors are invited to nominate students' works, which are selected for publication in participating literary journals, including Colorado Review , Florida Review, Hayden’s Ferry Review , Iron Horse Literary Review , Mid-American Review , Puerto del Sol , Quarterly West , Reed Magazine , and Tampa Review . Please read this page carefully, as submissions that do not follow the guidelines will be disqualified.
Nominate student work October 1–November 30, 2025! Both graduate and undergraduate student work is eligible. Each member program is free to devise its own method for nominating student work, but only students currently enrolled in AWP member programs may be nominated.
Each program may submit one essay, one short story, and up to three poems. A student who has won in any given year is not eligible to be nominated for the next two years. Nominations must be uploaded via our online submission portal between October 1 and November 30, 2025.
Entries can be submitted by the program director or an admin, but they should all be submitted by one representative for the program.
Submitters will be asked to provide the following: The name of the program and its director The name, contact info, and expected graduation date of each student being nominated A separate file (Word doc or PDF) for each work being nominated; these files should NOT include the author’s name or any other identifying information. Nominated works must be unpublished. The author or nominator must notify programs@awpwriter.
org immediately in the case of acceptance elsewhere. Individual poems may be retracted from submissions of multiple poems. Each program may nominate no more than one work of nonfiction, one work of short fiction, and three poems (poems do not have to be by the same author).
No submission may exceed 5,000 words. Prose must be double-spaced, 12-point Times New Roman or similar, easy-to-read font. AWP is honored to introduce Christina Rivera (creative nonfiction), Allegra Solomon (fiction), and Han VanderHart (poetry) as this year’s judges for the AWP Intro Journals Project.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Open to all writers. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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AWP Intro Journals Project is funded by Association of Writers & Writing Programs (AWP). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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