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Featuring prose, poetry, and artwork from undergrads across the U.S., Michigan State University's RCR is the U.S.' longest-running undergrad journal, est.1963.

East Lansing, MI
Joined March 2010
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Trivia time! In what year was the first issue of the RCR released?
RCR fanatics! We want to hear some of the best writing advice you’ve ever received. How has it changed or shaped your work?
Who's excited to see their work in the 57th issue of Red Cedar Review?!
What are you reading to pass the time before the release of RCR #57?
RCR readers! Get ready for this year’s issue of the Red Cedar Review with a walk through memory lane from last year’s issue: redcedar-review.com/issue-56…. What are your favorite pieces from RCR #56?
Reminder that this is happening tomorrow!
Red Cedar Review is hosting a writing workshop for all English majors! If you are interested in attending this virtual meeting, please bring a short piece of prose or poetry to workshop in small groups.
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Red Cedar Review is hosting a writing workshop for all English majors! If you are interested in attending this virtual meeting, please bring a short piece of prose or poetry to workshop in small groups.
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Please let us know if you have any questions! We hope to see you there. *DM us for the link to the meeting
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April 1st is the last day to submit to the Red Cedar Review. We are open to unpublished writing (prose, poetry, hybrid/experimental) and artwork from MSU undergrads and undergrads everywhere! redcedarreview.submittable.c… Happy Writing!
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The next women writer for #womenshistorymonth is J. Jennifer Espinoza, an trans women poet who has work in @LambdaLiterary, @PENamerica, and in several other magazines as well. Go find her @sadqueer4life and read her poem "My First Love" brinkerhoffpoetry.org/poems/…
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In honor of #WomensHistoryMonth we want to highlight some of our favorite women writers. First up is Toni Morrison, who was an editor at Random House and an award winning novelist. Watch the video below to learn more about the legacy of Toni Morrison. youtu.be/DlJl3vjs-KI
Happy St. Patrick's Day 💚🍀 to celebrate we're reading Irish writer Oscar Wilde's: The Ballod of Reading of Gaol. What are you reading today to bring some luck today? #StPatricksDay #litmag poetryfoundation.org/poems/4…
If you're looking for a good read this spring break, Divya Victor's book "Curb" is a great pick. Congratulations to @sugaronthegash on this win! Purchase her book here: nightboat.org/book/curb/
Congratulations to @sugaronthegash, Associate Professor in @MSUEnglish, for winning the 2022 PEN Open Book Award presented by @PENamerica for her book, "Curb," which considers post 9/11 domestic terrorism against South Asians in America. #PENLitAwards pen.org/literary-awards/the-…
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The Red Cedar Review is in full-swing once again! We are excited to announce that we are open for submissions on a rolling basis. Send us unique and unpublished writing (prose, poetry, hybrid/experimental) and artwork. Open to MSU undergrads and undergrads everywhere!
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Submissions are open for one more week! The journal is seeking creative writing (prose, poetry, hybrid/experimental) and artwork by undergraduate writers and artists. Please visit redcedar-review.com/submit/ for more information.
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For the first time in recent memory, Red Cedar Review is open to work written by MSU student writers. The journal is actively seeking creative writing (prose, poetry, hybrid/experimental) and artwork by undergraduate writers and artists.  (1/2)
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We are open to audio and film/video files on our website.  Submissions will be accepted via Submittable until January 15, 2022. (2/2)
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Update: we have extended our submission deadline to November 5. For more information about submissions, please visit our website redcedar-review.com/submit/
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Red Cedar Review is now accepting submissions for Volume 57! This year’s deadline to submit is October 22, 2021. (1/4)
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Red Cedar Review gladly accepts submissions from undergraduate students currently enrolled in the United States. We do not accept submissions from non-students or alumni. Submissions from Michigan State University students will be featured in a special section. (2/4)
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The Red Cedar Review is hosting an art contest that is open to ALL undergraduates (including MSU students). Submit your paintings, photographs, and any other visual art by November 27th for a chance to be published in Volume 56. redcedarreview.submittable.c…
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Didn’t get a chance to submit by October 1st? Well we are extending our submission deadline to October 12th, so if you didn’t get the chance already make sure to take advantage of this extension! redcedarreview.submittable.c…
Quick reminder that the Red Cedar Review is accepting submissions for Poetry, Prose, Visual Art, and a unique category dedicated to the experiences of 2020. The submission deadline is October 1st, so be sure to mark your calendars! redcedarreview.submittable.c…
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