Columbia Journal is excited to announce the winners and finalists of our inaugural 2019 Fall Contest, which was judged by Akil Kumarasamy (fiction), Monica Sok...
Call for Submissions: Columbia Journal Vol. 58
Columbia Journal seeks submissions of poetry, nonfiction, fiction, art, and translation, for the next instalment of our print journal, Vol. 58. We’re in search of...
Call for Submissions: Veterans Day Special Issue
At the Columbia Journal, we believe that the stories and voices of service members and civilians affected by war should be circulated and contemplated. This...
Fall 2019 Contest: Meet the Judges
The first-ever Columbia Journal Fall Contest is now open for submissions in poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and, for the first time, art. Our judges will be...
Deadline Extended: Fall 2019 Contest Now Open for Submissions!
The editors are delighted to officially announce that the Columbia Journal Fall Contest is now open for submissions in poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and, for the...
EVOLVE Special Issue:
Winners and
Honorable Mentions
For this themed feature, we’re presenting works that tackle evolutions both personal and global.
The State of the Union:
A Photonovella of
American Politics
Part II
Jane Marchant is a writer, photographer, and collage artist from Berkeley, California. Her work has been featured in “The Beiging of America: Personal Narratives about...
Aging:
Poetry by Kate Nitze
Aging I unstrangle. Dangle a little burnt bacon at the back door to see if a determined part of me floats up the stairs,...
You are My Brother
Fiction by Siamak Vossoughi
There was talk in the paper again, another war in the Middle East, and the men in the store knew only that here in Rafferty’s...
The State of the Union:
A Photonovella of
American Politics
Part I
Jane Marchant is a writer, photographer, and collage artist from Berkeley, California. Her work has been featured in “The Beiging of America: Personal Narratives about...
An Interview with
Matthew J. Parker
Author Matthew J. Parker speaks with Lucas Gonzalez and Columbia Journal “So regressive, but on a personal level, like lesions,” says Matthew J. Parker, offering...
Winter Contest:
Winners and Finalists
Columbia Journal is delighted to announce the winners and finalists of our 2017 Winter Contest. We received an overwhelming number of submissions, and were blown...