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Exposition Review is an independent, multi-genre literary journal dedicated to showcasing the talents of emerging and established writers and artists through narratives in all forms.

This Sunday come to our digital art & comics exhibition kick-off event,  : A Decade of Art. Hear Expo Contributors Krist...
05/14/2026

This Sunday come to our digital art & comics exhibition kick-off event, : A Decade of Art. Hear Expo Contributors Kristen Huizar (), Sherard Jackson (), POST WOOK (), Alli Smith (), Allison Strauss (), and Veronica Marshall () in conversation with Visual Art Editor Brianna J.L. Smyk () at 3:00 PM PT at Literati Cafe () and via Zoom. Our 20 covers will also be on display with works by Joey Aronhalt, Carter Baran, Jessica Taylor Bellamy, Kwasi Boyd-Bouldin, Val Britton, Kevin Cooley, Holly Elander, Doug Fogelson, Emma Kielgas, Sarah Meyohas, Moyo, Eric Nash, Joseph Obanubi, POST WOOK, Matias Alonso Revelli, Anthony Samaniego, Lorna Simpson, George Townley, Zoe Walsh, and Reuben Wu. The event kicks off our five-week digital art exhibition “A Decade of Art”! RSVP here: tinyurl.com/ExpoPresentsArt10.

  Q&AWhat was your inspiration for this piece?A series of earthquakes, topped with working at a restaurant for too long,...
05/12/2026

Q&A

What was your inspiration for this piece?

A series of earthquakes, topped with working at a restaurant for too long, propelled me to scratch out this piece.

What is the best piece of writing advice you have received?

Always have a pen and paper ready.

- Richard A Perez Jr, “earthquake weather”

Read it here: tinyurl.com/ExpoEarthquake.

“When the unit came up for sale three years ago, she’d bought it. A dingbat, scratchy stucco exterior and wide rectangul...
05/11/2026

“When the unit came up for sale three years ago, she’d bought it. A dingbat, scratchy stucco exterior and wide rectangular profile with impossible skinny stiletto posts as support, perched on a steep hill. All upper and no lower, like a linebacker in a minidress.”

This Angela Florunoy () quote from THE WILDERNESS evokes and cover artist George Townley’s (.townley) “Dingbat House in Mar Vista” from our “POP!” issue. Check out George’s work in Expo: tinyurl.com/ExpoTownley AND on view this weekend’s : A Decade of Art: tinyurl.com/ExpoPresentsArt10, and get Angela’s book in our Bookshop: tinyurl.com/ExpoBookshop!

Today is the last day to submit to Ashley C. Lanzuna’s Flash 405: “Saudade” writing contest. Send her your short form wr...
05/10/2026

Today is the last day to submit to Ashley C. Lanzuna’s Flash 405: “Saudade” writing contest. Send her your short form writing in 405 words, 4 pages, 5 pages, or similar flash length of fiction, nonfiction, poetry, scripts for stage & screen, and experimental narratives before midnight for your chance to win cash prizes and publication! Enter here: tinyurl.com/FlashSaudade!

Our Flash 405: 2021 Issue features judges Our Digital Stories, Anya Johnson, Ramona Pilar, and Christopher Gonzalez; fir...
05/08/2026

Our Flash 405: 2021 Issue features judges Our Digital Stories, Anya Johnson, Ramona Pilar, and Christopher Gonzalez; first-place winners Allison Fradkin, James Nelson, Carina Lastimosa, Candace Hartsuyker, Daniel Schifrin, and Alyson Mosquera Dutemple; second-place winners Joshua Palm, Stephanie Grand, and Miranda Williams; honorable mentions Margot Douaihy, Ali MacLean, Derek Sanchez, Mia Nakaji Monnier, Ronald Koertge, Abram Valdez, and Hadley Griggs; and the themes “Your Digital Stories,” “The Other,” “Alchemy,” and “House Party”; and cover art by Carter Baran. Read all the pieces and get writing inspiration here: tinyurl.com/ExpoFlash21.

Vol. V: “Act/Break” challenges new entry points into storytelling, with pieces meticulously put together to create a who...
05/07/2026

Vol. V: “Act/Break” challenges new entry points into storytelling, with pieces meticulously put together to create a whole from many parts. They dip into a moment, a day, or even years, and form an experience that leaves their characters changed. We feel them build, break, splinter, and reconnect. The beginning, the end, and the space in between—that exploration is what we wanted, and it is most certainly what we got.

Read Vol. V: “ACT/BREAK” here: tinyurl.com/ExpoV5ActBreak

Our multi-genre short form writing contest Flash 405 is now OPEN for submissions, but only through May 10! Send judge As...
05/06/2026

Our multi-genre short form writing contest Flash 405 is now OPEN for submissions, but only through May 10! Send judge Ashley C. Lanuza () your “Saudade”-themed writing for your chance to win cash prizes and publication: tinyurl.com/FlashSaudade.

Happy   to   Hafeez Lakhani () whose ABUNDANCE () has been named a Most Anticipated Book of 2026 by People, The Millions...
05/05/2026

Happy to Hafeez Lakhani () whose ABUNDANCE () has been named a Most Anticipated Book of 2026 by People, The Millions, Lit Hub, Book Browse and others, and has received tremendous reviews.

We got to publish Hafeez in our first issue and met him at our first-ever at during 2016 (read JORDANS here: tinyurl.com/ExpoJordans)! We’ve been fans ever since! Join us in celebrating Hafeez. Get his book in our (tinyurl.com/ExpoBookshop) or come out and support him (and some local bookstores, including an Expo fave ) while on tour!

The Best Microfiction () anthology series recognizes outstanding literary stories of 400 words or fewer. We were thrille...
05/04/2026

The Best Microfiction () anthology series recognizes outstanding literary stories of 400 words or fewer. We were thrilled to nominate NOCTURNE by Sophie Hoss. Take a read: tinyurl.com/ExpoNocturne.

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