Chiron Review is an American literary journal that publishes poetry, short fiction, nonfiction, and visual art. Established in 1994, the magazine operates as a small‑press publication and is based in St. Louis, Missouri. Chiron Review issues are released on a periodic schedule (typically three to four times per year) and are distributed in both print and digital formats.
The journal emphasizes the discovery and promotion of emerging writers while also featuring work by established authors. Submissions are accepted through a standard submission process, and the editorial board selects pieces for publication based on literary merit and relevance to the magazine’s aesthetic focus.
Chiron Review has been cited in various literary directories and anthologies and has participated in regional literary events and writing workshops. Its archives provide a record of contemporary literary trends and serve as a platform for diverse voices within the United States literary community.