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In print since 1983, Crab Creek Review is a literary journal dedicated to publishing the best new poetry and prose from the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Crab Creek Review publishes in print twice a year and publishes our online issue, The Spring Crab, annually.
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Vandana Khanna To Judge 2026 Poetry PRize
Crab Creek Review is pleased to announce that celebrated poet and editor Vandana Khanna will be the judge of the 2026 Crab Creek Review Poetry Prize!
Born in New Delhi, India, Vandana Khanna is a writer, educator, and editor. Her recent collection of poetry, Burning Like Her Own Planet, was published by Alice James Books. Her previous books have won the Crab Orchard Review First Book Prize, The Miller Williams Poetry Prize, and the Diode Editions Chapbook Competition. Her work has appeared in publications such as Ploughshares, Poem-a-Day, The New Republic, Guernica, New England Review and The Penguin Book of Indian Poetry. Submissions for this year’s Prize open February 15 and will close May 15, Midnight PST. Winning poem will receive $500 cash prize. Winner and finalists will be published in the fall issue of Crab Creek Review. All poems are eligible for publication. Spring Fiction CallWe are looking for your best fiction! Send us that prose that you’ve been crafting for ages, those character-driven stories you’ve been charting. We will open for fiction from March 16 to March 30.
Send one piece of fiction up to 3,000 words. Stories must be one file, with your work double-spaced, 12pt standard font. One submission per reading period. Revisions may be made upon acceptance; do not withdraw and resubmit your work due to revision concerns. Pieces accepted will be published in the fall issue of Crab Creek Review. We look forward to reading your authentic, narratively engaging, and well-crafted fiction.
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