Reunion: The Dallas Review

27/11/2024

Don’t forget about submissions!
Final deadline: January 15th
Robert Bone Memorial Contest: Feb 15th

22/11/2024

Welcome to the new 2024 - 2025 Reunion Team! Can’t wait to work with the new folks to make the best volume yet! :)

15/11/2024

The Robert Bone Memorial Creative Writing Contest is now open from now (Nov 15th - February 15th)! We invite undergraduates and graduate students at UTD to submit their work to the Reunion: The Dallas Review! Let us see the stories, poems, scripts, and art that keep you up at night! Wish you all the best!

Please use our form on Submittable for submissions! :)

15/11/2024

Words are forever.

08/11/2024

Don’t live with regrets. Yet, we all have them. Buried in the past, buried in the present, grudges that we can’t seem to break. Take time to appreciate this prompt. I’m sure the story you write will appreciate you.

On another note, take a look at our current Twitter post about National Novel Writing Month! :) Happy November!

28/10/2024

Someone follows you home, and it’s your exact double.

25/10/2024

There’s many people in life we can forgive, including ourselves. See where this prompt takes you this Friday! :)

18/10/2024

These days I find inspiration in everything. At least I try to. I’ve gotten into Studio Ghibli way after everyone else has, just started to read mangas as well. That doesn’t mean contemporary fiction is lackluster. Find inspiration in all things, from the people you meet to the shoes you wear. Be inspired.

04/10/2024

Writing Prompt # 4! What will you write this week?

03/10/2024

We currently have open positions for Creative Non-Fiction and Drama Editors! Send in an application (in bio) and we’ll reach out to you regarding an interview!

03/10/2024

Submissions are open!! Submit today through January 1st your best works to Reunion - The Dallas Review!

23/09/2024

16/09/2024

PROMT: Write a short story based on a favorite classic!

As new releases seem to come out every day, it’s important to remember where literature has been. Let this prompt remind you of the greatest parts of the past! Comment what classic you’re into and see if you can guess which one I’m reading! You’ll know Friday (on Twitter)!!