Poetry, Fiction, Literary Nonfiction, Reviews
In its ten years, Flyway: A Literary Review has given space to the work of over four hundred poets, essayists, fiction writers and visual artists who chronicle the more subtle and disregarded regions of human experience. Beside the work of writers such as Ray Young Bear, Madison Smartt Bell and Jane Smiley, we have published fine work by emerging poets and fiction writers who are seeing their words in print for the first time.

Flyway also distinguishes itself from other literary magazines by its vivid full-color covers and its authors' notes—short commentary from the writers—which make the work more richly accessible to the reader. Taking its name from avian migration terminology, Flyway strives to publish work that traces the comings and goings of the American interior experience. We're looking for the oldest stories and the newest stories—writing that chronicles the many pathways and trails of the imagination.