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FENCE no. 43, the Spring-Summer 2026 issue, including a poets theater special feature edited by Tony Torn, is published and available!FENCE no. 44 is forthcoming in Fall-Winter 2026.FENCE no. 45 is OPEN for submissions. An Open Call for the *Climate & Ecology* special feature, curated by Other Editors Adam Golaski and Sarah Falkner, is posted with details below. The Ottoline Prize in Poetry is CLOSED for submissions, and will re-open in spring 2027The Fence Modern Poets Series Prize is CLOSED for submissions, and will re-open in spring 2027.The editors do not read work sent outside of official submission periods. ***PLEASE SIGN UP FOR THE FENCE NEWSLETTER TO FIND OUT ABOUT UPCOMING SUBMISSION PERIODS, HERE.***++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++Fence is published in print approximately one to two times per year.We ask for your support through a reading fee in order to ensure Fence will have the required funds on hand to pay the our printer in Illinois and our distributor who prepares the magazine for shipment to bookstores, libraries, and your mailboxes.Response time is between three and nine months.Every submission that we receive, including yours, no matter how many arrive, will be closely read by one of our senior editors. After that initial round of reading, a small number of submissions are advanced to the next round of decision making, so that the editors as a group can discuss them and then select which will appear in the print issue and/or on the Fence website. Please Note: Repeat publication by a contributor within the same field (poetry, fiction, translation, other) may take place only after at least four issues or two years have elapsed. The editors do not make exceptions.  Contributors with work selected for print publication will be compensated at $50 and a two-issue subscription to Fence. Work made with a reliance or dependency on "Artificial Intelligence" (AI) will not be published in Fence or in Fence Books.We thank you for respe

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Uffa had been given the boat for free. It was an unlikely story but true nevertheless. Here was the situation: As a kid, he had made a deal with his friend Aaron that the first person to make a million dollars would buy the other one a boat. The friend had gone on to make tons of money, Berg wasn’t exactly sure how—something to do with finance—and had followed through on his side of the agreement. He bought Uffa a forty-nine-foot French sailboat, fully outfitted for cruising, which Uffa took to Mexico right after Berg’s wedding.

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