Current  Issue Now Available!

Picture
Our latest issue is here! With work from writers across the country (and the world!), we're pretty excited for this November release.

Support outstanding voices in poetry and prose by purchasing the journal or donating to Crab Creek Review.

We are a tax-deductible and non-profit organization that stays active in the literary arts because of the generosity of readers like you. We thank you for your support!

Crab Creek Stands with Black Lives Matter

Crab Creek Review stands with Black Lives Matter and acknowledges our place within the systematically racist structure of publishing. As a journal, we must do better to publish Black writers and writers of color. As a predominantly white-led organization, we are committed to actively working to dismantle white supremacy culture and the institutional racism that have brought us to this moment in time. We are committed to reviewing our own journal and the work we do in this light.

Allyship involves unlearning and intensive, personal work. As we reflect on the injustices that have occurred over recent weeks and since the beginning of America, we are working as a team to speak up against anti-blackness. With the privilege of being able to publish and promote change, Crab Creek Review shares a great responsibility towards bringing inclusivity into literary spaces. 

To ensure that this happens, we plan to:

  1. Curate future content on the CCR website that is focused on equity in publishing, and that honors, amplifies, and uplifts Black voices.
  2. Solicit Black authors and authors of color.
  3. Provide free access to Black authors and black artists for our upcoming Poetry Classic Fast Lane submission period.
  4. Work on educating ourselves individually and collectively as a team on anti-racism and white supremacy in the literary world.

Subscribe to 
​Crab Creek Review

Northwest-based Crab Creek Review is a woman-run journal publishing new voices, as well as emerging and established writers. Discover your new favorite poet by subscribing today!

From the Archives

In this new series, Crab Creek brings back old favorites from past issues, republishing work and sharing interviews on where the contributors are now. 

This Week's Feature:
Carlos Andrés Gómez

Past Features:
Donna Miscolta
Anastacia-Renee
Christina Lloyd
José Angel Araguz
Olatunde Osinaike

Announcing Our New Poetry Editor, David J. Daniels!

Crab Creek Review is excited to announce our new poetry editor, David J. Daniels. A long time member of the Crab Creek team, David has worked as both reader and associate poetry editor to find the best and brightest voices to publish. 
Picture