Northern new england review
Northern New England Review is a literary journal published by Franklin Pierce University as a creative forum for writers exploring the Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont region. If you live here, lost or found your heart here, or are searching for it among our cedar forests, cold lakes, and rocky coasts, NNER has the poems, short fiction, and creative nonfiction you want to read. NNER is available in the periodicals sections of most public libraries and prisons in New Hampshire, Maine, and Vermont—more than 250 locations across northern New England. We are a fully inclusive journal and a proud member of the Community of Literary Magazines and Presses (CLMP). Join us as we carve a new path through the literary terrain.
Welcome to Northern New England Review, the literary magazine of Franklin Pierce University in Rindge, NH. We are currently putting together the 43rd edition. Our editorial team is excited to read the works of writers and artists who live in Northern New England or have a connection to it!
It is our vision to expand on what a "typical” New England Literary Magazine might look and feel like. We would love to feature artists and writers who uncover the lesser-seen and explored aspects of New England. It isn’t all just Birch trees, maple syrup, and fall foliage! We feature not only the works of artists living in Northern New England (NH, VT, & ME), but also feature pieces created by folks with a connection to the area. All submissions should be related to the region. We will be looking for works of creative non-fiction, flash fiction, poetry, prose, and visual arts (for use on the cover of print edition and in our online site).
NNER Submissions
Submissions are currently being accepted for the next edition
Archived Editions
Eedition archives are housed at Franklin Pierce University's Dipietro Library. Please send editorial queries to NNER@franklinpierce.edu
