Artwork by Amy Doyo
Students whose works have been accepted for publication will be notified closer to the publication date. These accepted works of art and literature will be published in the Spring edition of River’s Voice. Thank you for your continued support of River’s Voice!
What is the River’s Voice?
River’s Voice is a journal of art and literature published at Rio Hondo College as a joint effort of the Communications and Languages Division, Arts and Cultural Programs Division, ASO, and ASRHC.
Students, faculty, staff, and alumni of Rio Hondo College are encouraged to submit original work for possible publication in five genres: poetry, short story, memoir, one-act drama, and visual art.
Since 2000, River’s Voice has collected writings and visual art from Rio Hondo College students, staff, faculty, and administrators. The journal has published the work of hundreds of artists, and some are invited every year to read at the Writes of Spring celebration.
How to submit to River’s Voice
The editors welcome drafts and can offer brief remarks as you develop your poem, story, memoir, or one-act play. Those drafts can be sent to Rivers Voice.
Student submissions are reviewed for the River’s Voice Creative Writing Contest, which awards three cash prizes to students in each literary genre.
Submissions must follow announced guidelines.
- Submissions of literature are accepted in electronic format only.
- Submissions of visual art are accepted in digital format only.
Send submissions to:
Contributors whose work is selected for publication will receive a complimentary copy of River’s Voice.
Extra issues
Stop by the Communications and Languages Office (A-219) or the Arts and Cultural Programs Office (B-14) to view work or purchase a issue from the last fifteen years.
River’s Voice is also available at the Rio Hondo College library.
