The Harvard Review

The Harvard Review is a prestigious literary magazine published by Harvard University that features a range of high-quality writing, including poetry, fiction, essays, and critical analyses. Established in 1974, it aims to showcase both established and emerging writers, promoting innovative and thought-provoking literature. The review serves as a platform for diverse voices and ideas, contributing to contemporary literary culture and fostering a deeper understanding of various themes and subjects. It is known for its rigorous selection process and commitment to artistic excellence.