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Issue 49, the final issue of Arts & Letters is out now! The issue, located completely on our website, is free and available to the public. The MFA out of Georgia College...

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Founding Editor Martin Lammon reflects on the legacy of Arts & Letters in this letter featured in Issue 48, the farewell issue of Arts & Letters.

Our 11th Annual Unclassifiable Contest ran from May 1 to July 31.
Our Unclassifiable contest is for works that blur, bend, blend, erase, or obliterate genre and other labels.

Arts & Letters will not appear in print in Spring 2025, but we will still be running our Annual Prizes. The work of those prize winners will be published on our beautiful new website.

Our staff has begun reading for our tenth annual Unclassifiable Contest, which celebrates works that blur, bend, blend, erase, or obliterate genre and other labels. Look forward to our finalist announcement later this year, and to see their work published on our website in Spring 2025.

Announcing the forthcoming publication of an essay collection by Arts & Letters’ past Prose Editor Karen Salyer McElmurray.

Announcing the Winners of the 2024 Arts & Letters Prizes in Fiction, Creative Nonfiction, & Poetry. Each winner receives a $1,000 prize and publication in an upcoming issue.

Our 10th Annual Unclassifiable Contest Is Open May 1 to July 31.
Our Unclassifiable contest is for works that blur, bend, blend, erase, or obliterate genre and other labels.

Prize submission period February 1 – March 31. For our prizes in fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction, we offer the winner a $1,000 prize and publication in one of next year’s issues. Prize submissions are also considered for regular-payment publication.