Calendula Review: A Journal of Narrative Medicine [1]
The Calendula Review is a creative journal of Narrative Medicine (NM). NM is an area of practice that supports an interdisciplinary approach to patient care. Narrative medicine emphasizes understanding patients’ and caregivers’ personal narratives to enhance empathy, communication, and healing using the three movements of NM: Attention, Representation, and Affiliation (Charon). The editors appreciate the voices of practitioners, patients, caregivers, and anyone affected by, or involved with, illness or medicine in all its myriad forms.
Check for open submission timeframes on our website--they may shift a little from year to year.
Issues per Year:
2
Year Founded:
2022
1,000 to 2,500
Subgenres:
Cross-genre [6]
Fiction [7]
Flash Fiction [8]
Formal Poetry [9]
Graphic/Illustrated [10]
Healing/Health [11]
Literary Fiction [12]
Narrative Nonfiction [13]
Nonfiction [14]
Poetry [15]
Prose Poetry [16]
Visual Poetry [17]