New Lit on the Block :: The Chaffey Review
The Chaffey Review is dedicated to the promotion of literary arts and is published annually by the students and faculty of Chaffey College. The editorial collective culls from the creative writing and journalism programs, providing effectual experience for students to learn about the publishing industry.
The inaugural issue includes a piece given to the journal by David Foster Wallace before his death. The editorial for the journal includes the details of Michelle Dowd’s meeting with Wallace and a dedication of the journal in his memory.
Also included in this issue are works of fiction by John McIntyre, Chelsea Redford, S.D. Asher, and Breinne Morasse, poetry by D.M. Shepherd, Chase Pielak, Brian McConnell, Robert Piluso, and Eleanor Paynter, and creative non-fiction by Renee Summerfield, Sandy Harber, and Angela Bartlett – as well as many other authors.
The Chaffey Review accepts poems, short stories, and creative non-fiction. From the numerous submissions we receive, we accept only the finest, regardless of genre, selections filled with style and surprise, that pay attention to craft, language, and the story well told.