The Chattahoochee Review: Vol 39 Number 2, Fall 2019/Winter 2020 This issue features poems by Janelle Adsit, Mario Chard, Kate Glavin, Juliana Gray, Adrian Matejka, John Moessner, Tom Paine, Rebecca Pyle, Phoebe Reeves, Carrie Shipers, Hanna … [Continue reading] about NewPages Magazine Stand: The Chattahoochee Review
“Larry Kramer Wishes More People Wrote About Gay History” - his new book is “The American People: Volume 2.” Which subjects do you wish more authors would write about? Gay history. Most historians taken seriously are always straight. They wouldn’t … [Continue reading] about Larry Kramer Wishes More People Wrote About Gay History
January is half over with already. I swear that the older a person gets, the faster time seems to fly. Thus...never put off submitting your work today! Before you know deadlines could very well pass you by. I keep saying I will get around to … [Continue reading] about Weekly Roundup for Calls & Contests :: January 17, 2020
"What You Need to Be Warm" - Neil Gaiman Reads His Humanistic Poem for Refugees, Composed from a Thousand Definitions of Warmth from Around the World A century and a half after Walt Whitman wrote, in the middle of a civil war, that “every atom … [Continue reading] about “What You Need to Be Warm” by Neil Gaiman
Jail Librarians... You just can't make this stuff up! A Missouri bill intended to bar libraries in the US state from stocking “age-inappropriate sexual material” for children has been described by critics as “a shockingly transparent attempt to … [Continue reading] about Missouri could jail librarians for lending ‘age-inappropriate’ books
Bennington Review: Issue 7, Fall/Winter 2019. “The Devotions” issue features fiction by Sabirah Orah Mark, JoAnna Novak, Pablo Piñero Stillmann, Su-Yee Lin, Roger Topp, and more; nonfiction by Jenny Boully, Spencer Reece, Joan Connor, Tyler Mills, D. … [Continue reading] about NewPages Magazine Stand: Bennington Review
The Antioch Review: Volume 77 Number 3, Summer 2019. This issue opens with postmodernist African-American painter and printmaker Emma Amos’ 1957 Antioch College senior paper about her education as an artist whose works are currently scheduled to go … [Continue reading] about NewPages Magazine Stand: The Antioch Review
Pick up the Winter 2019 issue of Rattle for the Rattle Poetry Prize winner and finalists. Winner “Stroke” by Matthew Dickman Finalists “Punch Line” by Kathleen Balma “Bonanza” by Susan Browne “Mother and Child” by Barbara Lydecker … [Continue reading] about 2019 Rattle Poetry Prize Winner & Finalists
Caoilinn Hughes talks with Mary Cregan about her new book The Scar. ...But this book is far more than a memoir: it is the result of decades of research on the medical history of the diagnosis, as well as the classification and treatment of depression … [Continue reading] about “How does one not write a depressing book about depression?”
Magazine Review by Katy Haas The Fall 2019 issue of Weber includes two poems by Bill Snyder: “Redundancy” and “Home.” Snyder travels through time in these poems. In “Home,” he brings us to 1972 as he hitchhikes to his father’s house in Florida … [Continue reading] about Two Poems by Bill Snyder
The editors of Tampa Review are pleased to announce that Caitlin O’Neil, of Milton, Massachusetts, has won the thirteenth annual Danahy Fiction Prize for her short story entitled “Mark.” She will receive an award of $1,000, and the story will be … [Continue reading] about Caitlin O’Neil Wins Danahy Fiction Prize