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Jet Fuel Review accepts submissions for our Spring issue from January 15th to March 15th, and for our Fall Issue from August 15th to October 15th (or until we reach the max number of submissions allowed on our Submittable plan). Please review our guidelines. 
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If you are interested in submitting a book for potential review (fiction, creative nonfiction, or poetry), please send review copies to the address listed under "Submission Guidelines." You can check out our reviews here.
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Although housed at Lewis University, the content of Jet Fuel Review does not necessarily reflect the viewpoint of Lewis University as a whole. The University is not affiliated with, and is not responsible for, the contents of these pages.

Issue 20 is Live! Cover Art by DeAnne Williamson!
Banner Art by
Elsa Muñoz!

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Jet Fuel Review: Issue #20

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Cover art: It Was Heavy and She Carried It All by DeAnne Williamson
Cover design: Cassidy Fontaine-Warunek & Chris J. Patiño

Jet Fuel Review: Issue #19

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Cover art: Path by Deandra Lee
Cover design: Patricia Damocles 

Jet Fuel Review: Issue #18
​(Recipient of the CMA's 2019-2020 Pinnacle Award for "Literary Magazine of the Year")

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Cover art: The Judge by Brian Barker
Cover design: Patricia Damocles 

Jet Fuel Review: Issue #17 

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Cover art: Cowboys and Indians by Delano Dunn
Cover design: Paulina Zougras

Jet Fuel Review: Issue #16
​​(Recipient of the CMA's 2018-2019 Pinnacle Award for "Literary Magazine of the Year")

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Cover art: El nacimiento del futuro by Fabrizio Arrieta 
Cover design: Kayla Chambers

​​In Memoriam: JFR Editor Steven T. Seum (July 19, 1978 - December 29, 2017)
Visit here for the Tribute Page 


​Graduate 

     Dedicated to Steven Seum

If i could make time stop
I'd freeze the moment before you graduated.

Crystal figures in a curio-cabinet metronome 
close to the edge, so i fear they may topple.
I can't catch them, because i run in slow
motion and these soles have no friction.

I slow down time.
I can't stop the confetti
before it ashes in your eye.
But i can watch it, in slower

            and slower



                         and slower motion. 
 
 
 by Rae Powell
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​In Memoriam: JFR Editor Lucas Boelter (Sept 23, 1990-Sept 24, 2015)
Visit here for the Tribute Page

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back of my van

the back of my van and the smoke
is ghosts of white, ephemeral flowers
that puff and sink and we're all here
singing Sunday Morning Coming Down
and Lenny with the nose that holds
a white earring shaped into the word
BANG!, exclamation mark and all,
he says he’s joining the navy
after the trip only if they sing
In The Navy when on the boat
and his pops used to beat the shit
out of him and his sister and collie
too and he once told me
I could look into my daddy's
eyes and see two ghosts fightin'
each other and the ghost wit'
the red back always winnin'
but it’s all right now because he’s
with Margaret now and with his friends
and we're in the back of our van
smoking and singing Sunday Morning
Coming Down
 
 
 by Lucas Boelter
Banner Art: Elsa Munoz
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Website Editor: Chris J. Patino
Website Consultant: Miguel Soto
Website Creation: Michael Cotter & Tim Fitzpatrick

 

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