Atticus Review

Atticus Review Atticus Review is an online literary journal established in 2011. To submit your work for consideration, go to: https://atticusbooks.submittable.com/submit

Atticus Review is a daily online journal that publishes fiction, flash, poems, creative nonfiction, video, music, book reviews, cartoons, animation, and whatever else we find worthy of eyes.

Last week, we launched our latest collection, featuring a poem by Vincent Rendoni called "The Suburbs" and artwork by Ad...
07/22/2026

Last week, we launched our latest collection, featuring a poem by Vincent Rendoni called "The Suburbs" and artwork by Adriana Quezada ...

We also posted a conversation with Vincent in our latest episdoe of the Atticus on Air podcast.

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Thanks to everybody who has submitted to our call for work that comes out of "song." Due to the overwhelming response, w...
06/18/2026

Thanks to everybody who has submitted to our call for work that comes out of "song." Due to the overwhelming response, we will be closing subs a little early, this coming Monday June 21st, at the end of the day.

Our illustrator for this season's Literary NFTs is Adriana Quezada ... in our latest Atticus on Air podcast, we intervie...
06/04/2026

Our illustrator for this season's Literary NFTs is Adriana Quezada ... in our latest Atticus on Air podcast, we interviewed Adriana and discussed her work. We also released the interview as a two-part Substack. Links in comments...

We're looking for work that comes out of "song." A particular song. A group of songs. An era. "Song" should be the launc...
05/14/2026

We're looking for work that comes out of "song." A particular song. A group of songs. An era. "Song" should be the launching point. We're looking for pieces that treat song not only as "music," but as a gateway to memory, confession, protest, or revelation.

Our latest NFT collection just dropped, an absorbing piece of astronomical nonfiction called "The Deep Field" by Steven ...
04/23/2026

Our latest NFT collection just dropped, an absorbing piece of astronomical nonfiction called "The Deep Field" by Steven Swiryn. Featuring artwork by Adriana Quezada.

We posted a Substack on "Why You Should Collect Steven Swiryn." Check it out.

Also, watch our interview with Steven in our latest "Atticus on Air" podcast episode.

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You can show support for Steven and Adriana by purchasing one of the NFTs from this collection. When you buy an NFT using your crypto wallet, funds are split evenly three ways to Steven, Adriana, and Atticus Review. Funds are delivered immediately and aren’t routed through any corporate third-parties such as Visa/Mastercard, a government, or a big bank. Support indie lit and art (and decentralized finance!)

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