Tupelo Quarterly is a literary journal presenting contemporary creative work and critical writing. Its focus spans poetry, prose, visual art, and cross-disciplinary work, bringing different forms and perspectives together in a curated publication. Readers can explore current and past issues, with an archive that includes editions from TQ19 through TQ38, as well as features and editorial selections.

The journal publishes special folios and themed features, including guest-edited collections curated by poet and scholar Karla Kelsey, and a mini-symposium on the life and work of Pierre Joris. Its editorial content also highlights contributors and literary scholarship, such as the judges for the TQ Prize for Innovation in Scholarly Writing. In addition to reading the journal, visitors can find information about its mission and masthead, review TQ’s reviews, and submit work for consideration. Tupelo Quarterly offers a platform for literary and artistic expression, connecting readers with new writing, visual art, and conversations across creative disciplines.