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Founded in 1962, The Northridge Review is a student-led literary & arts journal of the present.

02/06/2025

The English Department is hosting the Spring Awakening!

Northridge Review will have a table alongside many of the other clubs within the English Department.

We hope to see you there!

01/24/2025

We are so back 😶‍🌫️

Spring semester is kicking off with some intriguing post-it note drawings. 👀

11/21/2024

Introducing the Fall 2024 Issue of the Northridge Review!

Do we love it, or do we love it?

‼️SURPRISE‼️
Submissions have been reopened until 11:59pm. tonight, November 20, 2024!
Please use the link/QR code in our story to be able to submit. This will be the only way to submit tonight!

11/20/2024

Contributor spotlight!

Today we have Cambri Love Morris.

Morris's microreview "The Importance of 'Becoming Mud': Microreview" will be published in the upcoming fall 2024 issue.

11/19/2024

Contributor spotlight!

Today we have Hollie Dugas.

Hollie Dugas lives in New Mexico. Hollie has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and for inclusion in Best New Poets. Most recently, her first collection of poetry was selected as a finalist for Gunpowder Press's Barry Spacks Poetry Prize.

Dugas's poem "Vows for Sinners" will be published in the upcoming fall 2024 issue.

11/18/2024

Contributor spotlight!

Today we have Maria Dunlap Berlin.

Maria is a multidisciplinary artist currently cosplaying as a writer. As a graduating senior at CSUN, she hopes to write her first novel, make a dollar an hour more in a minimum wage job that offers no health insurance, and discover more of life’s ironies through writing and art.

Dunlap Berlin's prose "Crying and Thinking in a Stream of Cardigans" will be publishing in the upcoming fall 2024 issue.

11/17/2024

Contributor spotlight!

Today we have Emma Williams.

Emma Williams is a poet, and writer, in Joseph Oregon. Her early life was spent on the West Coast where her love for the arts was nurtured. She was honored to work with Fishtrap, a creative writing nonprofit in Northeastern Oregon. She currently works as an editor for Voicemail Poems.

Williams's Microreviews "The Daughterland: Microreview", "A Crown of Flames: Microreview", and "God of the Air Horse: Microreview" will be published in the upcoming fall 2024 issue.

11/16/2024

Contributor spotlight!

Today we have Bri Stokes.

Bri Stokes (she/her) hails from Los Angeles, on unceded Tongva land. Her writing has appeared or is forthcoming in Epiphany, 45th Parallel, BuzzFeed, and elsewhere. Her debut chapbook, “A Throat Full of Forest-Dirt,” was released in 2023 through Bottlecap Press. She is the former Managing Editor of SKEW Magazine.

Stokes's poem "Marmalade Lament" will be published in the upcoming fall 2024 issue.

11/16/2024

A little sneak peek 🤫

11/15/2024

Contributor spotlight!

Today we have Tomas Baiza.

Tomás Baiza is the author of the novel, Delivery: A Pocho’s Accidental Guide to College, Love, and Pizza Delivery, and the collection, A Purpose to Our Savagery. His writing has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize, the Best of the Net, and Best American Short Stories
anthologies.

Baiza's poem "Feeding Hand (Route 15, Ten Miles to Victorville)" will be published in the upcoming fall 2024 issue.

11/15/2024

Something’s brewing!!

11/14/2024

Contributor spotlight!

Today we have Phoebe Smith.

Phoebe is a Filipino-American writer with a great affection for the ocean and
space (and murder mysteries). She has a commitment to getting out the thoughts
in her head as soon and with as much effectiveness as possible. She also has a
Bachelor’s Degree in Screenwriting and Creative Writing.

Smith's prose "As Above So Below" will be published in the upcoming fall 2024 issue.

11/13/2024

Contributor spotlight!

Today we have Veronica Lara Jacobo.

Veronica Lara Jacobo is a photographer, screenwriter, and filmmaker. Hailing from Maui, she traveled the treacherous Pacific Ocean by canoe to study Television Production and cinematography at CSUN. Lover of somber things and Taylor Swift, Veronica hopes her art tears your heart out while simultaneously making you cry from laughter.

Lara Jacobo's poem "Home" will be published in the upcoming fall 2024 issue.

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11/12/2024

Contributor spotlight!

Today we have Jason Lerner.

Jason Lerner is a seasoned research specialist and the author of some crime novels that haven’t been published yet. He thinks Loveless by My Bloody Valentine is a perfect album. This is his first semester at CSUN—go Matadors! Jason lives in Los Angeles with his wife and son.

Lerner's prose "Around Dusk" will be published in the upcoming fall 2024 issue.

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11/11/2024

Contributor spotlight!

Today we have Terry Trowbridge.

Terry Trowbridge is a Canadian poet, essayist, sociolegal researcher, and plum farmer. His work has appeared in over 150 journals, magazines, zines, and chapbooks. He is grateful to the Ontario Arts Council for funding his poetry during the polycrisis (will the polycrisis ever end)

Trowbridge's poem "The Plumber Diagnosis a Leak" will be published in the upcoming fall 2024 issue.

11/08/2024

Contributor spotlight!

Today we have Kat Wiacek.

Kat is a studio artist with a BA in Fine Art from Cal State University, Northridge. Her works
explore portraiture to express the essence of peoples’ fragility and resilience. She is based in
the San Fernando Valley where she was born and raised.

Wiacek's art "ADHD" will be published in the upcoming fall 2024 issue.

11/08/2024

The English Department presents The Fall Ball! Northridge Review will have a table for you to ask questions and receive some surprises when you visit our table. We will see you there!

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