About ArLiJo

Arlington Literary Journal, an e-journal known as ArLiJo, is located in Arlington, Virginia.

 

It was established by Gival Press and will continue to publish winners of the annual Gival Press Oscar Wilde Award and the annual Gival Press Short Story Award.

The intent of ArLiJo is to feature a variety of authors/poets/artists from around the globe whose work provokes readers to contemplate issues, etc. Having said that, ArLiJo like Gival Press looks for work that reflects our values of Human Decency, Respect for Others, and work that Values all Peoples of the Earth.

The work chosen promotes understanding and sensitivity across borders, even if initially the work may cause one to take a double-take.

Staff
Editor-in-Chief, Robert L. Giron

 

Special Issues

• Special 2024 Poetry from Spain, Issue 195, edited by Marta López-Luaces

• Special 2021 Women in Translation Month, Issue 151, edited by Hollynd Karapetkova

• ​Special 2021 LGBTQ Poetry Issue, Issue 149, edited by Jeff Walt Special 2020 Black

• Special 2021 Women Poets, Issue 139, edited by Teri Ellen Cross Davis

• Special 2020 Poetry Month Bilingual (Spanish/English) Edition, Issue 135, edited by Luis Alberto Ambroggio

• Special 2019 Women in Translation Month, Issue 121, edited by Katherine E. Young

Access each issue by clicking on the Issue No. (scroll downward to Issue No. 1).

Reading Submission Period: 

Please note that in 2024 the online journal, ArLiJo (The Arlington Literary Journal) will have an open reading period for poetry (about 3-5 poems at a time), fiction / nonfiction (of no more than 10 pages or @ 2,500 words), and/or photography or art (@ 300 dpi) from March 25 to April 25, 2024, post the AWP Conference. Works may be in other languages as long as an English translation accompanies the work, and the work is original and written by the author who submits the work. Obviously, the author will need to submit proof of permission to translate any work that is under copyright and/or contract.

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There is no charge for submissions.

 

Please place Query in the Subject line of any email and include a short bio. Please only send work as a Word or Rich Text Format (RTF) document or jpg/tiff; please do not send work as a PDF document.

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Send ArLiJo submissions only to:

ArLiJo @ myyahoo . com

Any work published shall remain the property of the author/poet/artist and for any previously published work to appear the author/poet/artist must still retain the rights of the work and must provide the publication name and the date of publication. Please note that ArLiJo is an ejournal.

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Visit:

https://ArLiJo.com