
The future is 'us.'
A new independent magazine for Belfast and beyond
The Belfast Review is a new biannual literary magazine and blog (with issues in print and digital) showcasing the best in Art, Culture, Writing, Music, & More from Northern Ireland and beyond. We aim to create a dialogue between the arts by featuring short stories, poetry, nonfiction, art, photography - as well as plays, screenplays, and song lyrics.
Read our Submission guidelines (here) before sending work. Check out a free preview of Issue 3 here.
Based in Belfast, Northern Ireland, we are a cross community and cross border team committed to championing the arts as an important part of the peace and reconciliation process, both at home and around the world. We believe in the human spirit's potential for creativity, resilience, and healing. The future is what we create, here and now. The future is "us."
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
- Our issues are now on Amazon, with free shipping to select locations.
- We offer affordable Feedback & Editorial Services, check it out here.
- We have a "No-AI" Policy. Read it here.
- Submissions are always free. We reply to all submissions, regardless of outcome.
- We've added 6 Week Online-only Masterclasses, in select subjects. Click here.
- We nominate for The Pushcart Prize and The Best of the Net.
- We're now listed on ChillSubs and Duotrope.
We have a range of paid options for Expedited Response, Feedback, and One Extra Submission, available here. Our professional Editorial Services are subsidised by patrons to be affordable for working class and emerging writers. Everyone is welcome to use them! It all goes toward supporting the arts.
*Terms and conditions here.
If you like what we do, please donate so we can continue supporting the creative community!








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