The Marlowe Review is a platform dedicated to celebrating how human beings interact with place - the feelings we attach to them, how we travel through them, and how they inspire us creatively. As such, this space exists as a counterpoint to artificial intelligence, promoting what is real, authentic and physically experienced. We ask our contributors to read the below AI policy guidelines before submitting:

We will not knowingly use AI-generated artwork for images, illustrations, or other visual material published by The Marlowe Review.
We are committed to supporting human writers and photographers. All writing and photography commissioned or accepted by The Marlowe Review must be created by human artists.
We will not knowingly accept or publish AI-generated or AI-assisted creative writing. This includes poems, short stories, essays, and other literary works submitted to the magazine.
We reserve the right to reject any submission where we have reasonable grounds to believe that the work has been primarily generated or created using AI software.
All contributors should confirm as part of the submission process that AI has not been used to create or substantially assist with their submitted work. Contributors should disclose any AI use that falls outside this policy.
Contributors should exercise particular caution when entering their work into AI tools. Text, images, unpublished manuscripts and other material submitted to AI services may be stored, processed or used according to the service's terms. Contributors should therefore consider the potential implications for copyright, confidentiality and unpublished work, particularly when using free or consumer AI tools.
We may reject a manuscript or withdraw a work from consideration or publication if we believe that its creation has not complied with The Marlowe Review's AI policy.
Contributors remain responsible for the originality, accuracy and integrity of their work. Where AI has been used in any permitted capacity, its use must be clearly disclosed, and contributors remain responsible for any material produced or influenced by that use, including factual claims, citations, copyright and ethical considerations.

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