submission guidelines

All submissions are read blindly and evaluated with the utmost care and respect. Every current Hamilton Student is eligible and encouraged to submit, regardless of year or geographic location.

Submissions in multiple categories are allowed. You can submit up to twice per category per semester (prose board, poetry board & art board). Please send your submission(s) as an attachment to our email rweather@hamilton.edu with the subject line formatted as [name][board][title of piece]. If you are submitting multiple pieces, please either say “multiple pieces” or the title of your first piece. Attachments should be .docx for written submissions or .jpg for art submissions. If you are submitting art, please include the mediums utilized in the work.

We look forward to seeing your work!

Submissions are currently CLOSED.

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Thank you all for the incredible turnout! And for @wellinmuseum for letting us use this space. This issue we decided to surprise everyone with two covers, which is a wraparound of @maia_._macek ‘s artwork! Find us scattered around campus tomorrow afternoon!! Or click the link in our bio to see our online issue. #litmag #redweather #hamiltoncollege #prose #poetry #art #nescac #college #magazine #collegemagazine

Hello everyone! :) Don’t forget to send your creative work to: rweather@hamilton.edu by March 30th at midnight. We can’t wait to see your submissions! Also, here are some really cool works! First Picture: The Biograph Chicago by Alya MacDonald Second picture: Competing Emotions by Eliza Behrke

Black voices should always be heard and celebrated, not just during Black History Month. Red Weather compiled a list of our favorite works written by black authors. Please take a moment to check out some of these amazing literary pieces!

Beautiful reading & launch party on Friday!! Thanks to all those who came out, to our readers and to the lit department for some splendid cookies. Be sure to keep an eye out for our 45th anniversary issue tomorrow afternoon, on Monday! #redweather #hamiltoncollege #litmag #collegelitmags

To celebrate Red Weather’s 45th anniversary, we are seeking alumni submissions to publish alongside student work for this fall issue! Alumni and student work are evaluated separately. Guidelines: please send only ONE piece per category (poetry, prose, art) in an email to rweather[at]hamilton[dot]edu. Previously published work is accepted as long as your are explicitly given permission to have your work reprinted. Attachments should be .doc, .docx or .jpg. Deadline is NOVEMBER 19!! Feel free to reach out or DM if there are any questions! :) #redweather #hamiltoncollege

Our next publication is going to be so great that we just had to make two posters. Check out our website for submission details!! We can’t wait to see your work :)

Wishing you all a wonderful break! Take a second to appreciate these AWESOME past submissions :) Post 1: Tendrils by Sam Guindon ‘21 Post 2: Turbulent by Jamahli Matthews ‘22

Buenas everybody!! :) To celebrate Hispanic Heritage month, Red Weather members have compiled a list of book recommendations centered around Hispanic voices! Y’all should check it out 👀

Our first ever Winter Issue featuring QT/BIPOC artists at Hamilton is OUT NOW. Click the link in our bio read through it! A little different, from our regular spring/winter issues, we wanted to provide a platform for historically underrepresented voices, especially at a PWI college. We invite you to delve into this issue and explore diverse art created by unique voices. Happy reading~ Photo by Taicheng Jin #litmag #qtbipoc #bipocartists #poetry #prose #nescac #redweather #hamiltoncollege

Have you heard about our ❄️Winter Issue❄️ yet? If you are a QT/BIPOC artist, we want to publish YOUR creative artwork in whatever form that is! Submit now to rweather[at]hamilton[dot]edu!