Website
Type Of Organization
Online
Mission Statement / Editorial Focus
We find that agents, publishers, and presses look for stories that are "dynamic," "plot-driven," and "emotionally impactful." Usually, they want a big twist at the end or some kind of fireworks. Darth Vader is the father and the Death Star blows up. But it's not often that our lives have big twists and awe-inspiring fireworks. Sometimes the moments that impact us the most are the quiet ones. The ones we didn't realize were happening and didn't know had ended. These are the stories we want. Stories that meander through city alleyways and country lanes. We want to see a snapshot of life, even something that blends the line between fiction and reality. Pigeons exist all over the world yet they are often overlooked. Like artists and writers, they are beautiful, iridescent, quirky, and resourceful. Some birds find more fame than others, but we see pigeons in all their glory. Of course, pigeons might not be as majestic or smart as their feathered friends, and they may fly headfirst into a window. But how else can we find the barriers in our own world except by running into them headfirst, over and over again, waiting for them to break? Started by an artist and writer, Pigeon Review seeks to help creators fly.
Social Media Platforms Used
Twitter, Instagram
Is Your Group Affiliated With A University, Portal Or Other Agency?
no
Primary Editor/Contact Person
Nathaniel Mellor
Contact Title
Fiction Editor
Submissions Policy
We accept short stories under 3,000 words, written in English, not previously published in North America.
Accepts Unsolicited Submissions
Yes
Submission Guidelines URL
Year Founded
2021
Number Of Issues Per Year
1
Average Page Views Per Month
1403
Average Unique Visitors Per Month
900
Publish Print Anthology?
no
Online