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received April 8, 2013
Alaska Quarterly Review
Volume 30 Numbers 1 & 2, Spring & Summer 2013
This issue features two novellas: “The Army Disease” by Cary Holladay and “Mistakes I Made” by Christie Hodgen. The issue also includes fiction by Ben Brooks, Matt Carmichael, Patricia Schultheis, Peter Gordon, Ihab Hassan, Catherine Bussinger, Emily Mitchell; nonfiction by Anne Kaier, Edward Hower, Mary Koral, and Leslie Ullman; and poetry by Matthew Westbrook, Joan I. Siegel, Kim Farrar, Carol Edelstein, Deborah Brown, and many more.
anderbo.com
April 1, 2013 [o]
New Memoir: “What I Did Last Summer” Black Mountain College, 1948 by Sylvia Ashby
Apple Valley Review
Volume 8 Number 1, Spring 2013 [o]
The Spring 2013 issue of the Apple Valley Review features short fiction by Jessica Rafalko, Daniel Ellis, Scott David, and Paul Pekin; a series of three short essays by Laura Vrcek; poetry by Lyn Lifshin, Sharlene Teo, Priscilla Atkins, Christina Frei, Jada Ach, Iain Macdonald, Claudia Serea, Pádrí Veum, and Gail Peck; and cover artwork by modern Russian landscape painter Dmitry Levin.
Arroyo Literary Review
Volume 5, Spring 2013
Arroyo Literary Review’s fifth issue features poetry, translation, and fiction by such writers as Ellen Bass, CB Follett, Patty Seyburn, and Matt Blasi, plus our featured interview with Tupelo Hassman. In our recently expanded section for creative nonfiction, Chris Buckley and Tupelo dissect their generations’ respective faith, while Michael Larkin’s “More Pleasure for You” finds parental epiphanies even amid the buying and returning of condoms. Music, math, and marriage, whale skeletons in the desert, faith and the familial, aging, bogsnatches and buzzing poles—a diverse cast of concerns dot our writers’ minds this issue. Come find out why!
Gemini Magazine
March 2013 [o]
Congrats to Leonore Hildebrandt for taking first place ($1,000 prize) in the Gemini Magazine Poetry Open for “Rock Me.” Second: Kendal Privette’s “for a girl, unknown” about the desperation of anorexia. Third: “Swagger (God hollas at Mary)” by Letitia Montgomery-Rodgers. Honorable mentions go to award-winning filmmaker-poet Paula C. Brancato, “outlaw” writer Chellis Glendinning, and Julia Older, author of 33 books. In his essay, “No ‘Prozac Faces’ in Baghdad,” Ali Shakir analyzes some stark differences between Iraqi and Western cultures. Short stories: LaShonda Katrice Barnett’s “533,” and Michael Kechula’s “The Greatest Flamenco Dancer in All Flydom,” a “Gemini classic” from 2009.
Sliver of Stone
Issue 6, April 2013 [o]
Sliver of Stone is proud to announce that its 6th issue is now available online. Authors featured in the current issue include Steven Church, Julie Wade, John McNally, and Denise Duhamel.
Southern Humanities Review
Volume 47 Number 1, Winter 2013
Art in life is a recurring motif in the Winter 2013 issue—its presence, its absence, and its many forms. Bert Cardullo reflects on The Glass Menagerie’s Laura Wingfield, who imagines an artistic life for herself. Kat Meads muses on her unfinished novel about Bessie Wallis Warfield, in the process providing a vivid portrait of her subject. For Stephanie Coyne DeGhett’s protagonist, storytelling, the visual arts, and memory are profoundly interrelated, while Greg Johnson presents an unstable mother whose artistic aspirations are merely superficial. Poems in this issue, by Elizabeth Bradfield, Matthew Gavin Frank, Rhonda Lott, Hilary Sideris, R. T. Smith, Paul Martin, Ann Struthers, Mitchell Untch, Susanne Kort, and Susan Cohen, consider how art can be found in nature and in human activities such as cooking, sewing, and dance. Excerpts at our website.
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received April 8, 2013
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Number 40, Spring 2013
Issue #40 is the 25th Anniversary Issue of Birmingham Poetry Review. The Featured Poet for the issue is Clauduia Emerson, and the feature includes an interview with Emerson, a review of her latest collection, Secure the Shadow, and new poems by her. Other contributors include Betty Adcock, Ed Hirsch, Jane Springer, William Logan, David Roderick, David Kirby, and Carrie Jerrell.
April 2013 [o]
The April BLR includes fresh fiction from, among others, Alex Frankel, Kristin Walters, Bryan Fox, and Joe Giordano. Fiction about dysfunctional families, war injuries and recoveries, gangster life, the dangers of a diplomat’s life abroad, and wishes granted by gypsies. New poetry, too, by Lori Lamothe, Richard Luftig, and others.
Volume 5, 2013
April 2013 [o]
This issue marks our nine-year anniversary! We have new work from Garrett Ashley, Brian Bahouth, Lisa Marie Basile, Andy Edwards, Julia Haw, Jacqueline Lincoln, Lindsay Lusby, Luke MacLean, Ishita Basu Mallik, Timothy McLafferty, Terry Minchow-Proffitt, Nathaniel Kennon Perkins, Anthony Santulli, Paul Weidknecht, and Joan Marie Wood.
Volume 6 Number 3, Spring/Summer 2013
Ekphrasis specializes in publishing poems, each of which addresses a specific work of art. The current issue contains poems ranging from Andrew Miller’s “Potogram: Flower,” based on a Moholy-Nagy piece, to Richard Plant’s tongue-in-cheek “The Death of Socrates” addressing the David piece by that name.
Number 76, Winter 2013
Issue 41 [o]
We welcome back JDP alumni, Nicola Belte and Thomas Broderick; greet newcomers, Andrea Danowski and Nick Sawatsky; and congratulate Haley Johnson on her first publication. Together they’ve crafted five great stories about people trying to figure out who they really are and where they fit in.
Number 66, Winter/Spring 2013
Significant Relationships
Volume 54 Number 1, 2013
Volume 1 Issue 1, April 2013
Issue 11, Winter 2012
Number 24, 2012
Volume 1 Number 1 [o]
Issue 1.1 contains fiction, creative nonfiction, essays, poems, photographs, a re-imagined and altered text, stories accompanied by photographs, and small paintings that look like postage stamps from Stephen Ajay, Hugh Behm-Steinberg, Lauren Guza Brown, William Copeland, Leonard Crosby, Alan D. Harris, William D. Hicks, Jnana Hodson, Paul Hostovsky, and more.
April 2013 [o]
Andrew Gross, T. Jefferson Parker, Joshua Graham, Jeremy Robinson and Adam Baker (just noticed that this is an all-male issue), have thrill rides for you that will take you on journeys far beyond the imagination. All five authors bring their own special brand of suspense/thriller writing, giving fans exactly what they crave.
Sponsor Literary Magazines
received April 1, 2013
Chagrin River Review
Issue 2, Spring 2013 [o]
In Chagrin River Review’s second issue (Spring 2013), you can read new fiction by J. Malcolm Garcia, Audra Martin D’Aroma, Lowell Mick White, Jesse Falzoi, and J.A. O’Sullivan. This issue also features gorgeous cover art by Mark Brabant, an interview with poet Frank Paino, and new poetry from Frank Paino, Gabrielle Freeman, Michael Salinger, T.M. Göttl, Robert Vivian, Ace Boggess, and Anne Whitehouse.
Cleaver Magazine
Issue 1 [o]
We’re pleased to follow up our all-flash Preview Issue with a strong and varied collection of full-length works, including six stories, three essays, seven poems, and a sprinkling of flash. Also three art showcases, including our cover essay on 3-D digital art by writer Beth Kephart.
Digital Americana
Winter 2013 [e-pub]
Winter Ends—2013, the latest from Digital Americana, features original cover designs by contemporary artist Robert Farkas, our first inclusion of a spoken word piece (“A Long Walk Through Belmont” by Lisa Mecham), a self-interview by Lauren Groff, a selection of outstanding fiction & poetry, and more . . .
Wallace Stevens Journal
Volume 37 Number 1, Spring 2013
This issue includes essays by Carra Glatt, Rachel Galvin, David Sahner, Jefffrey Blevins, and Kevin Kieley and Lee M. Jenkins; poems by Philip Tegeler, Jay Hopler, Anthony Harrington, Leah K. Hampton, Sheryl L. Nelms, and Professor Robin G. Schulze; and reviews by Oren Izenberg, Justin Quinn, Bart Eeckhout, Gϋl Bilge Han, and Santiago Rodriguez Guerrero-Strachan.
Other Literary Magazines
received April 1, 2013
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Issue 10, Spring 2013
Special issue: BESTIARY. Guest editor Gina Ochsner selected 36 stories & 37 poems from the best of A cappella Zoo’s first 5 years of magic realism & slipstream. Contributors include Roxane Gay, Adam McOmber, Amber Sparks, Walter Bargen, Kristine Ong Muslim, Theodore Carter, Nicelle Davis, Pedro Ponce, & Shellie Zacharia.
Volume 3 Issue 11 [o]
What’s in a name? Well, this week’s authors are working on some answers, and their efforts are well worth a look. Featuring fiction by Barbara Diehl and Cezarija Abartis, as well as poetry by Jeffrey Hecker.
Volume 6, 2013
Spring 2013 [o]
Our spring issue of The Boiler is out featuring poetry from Megan Peak, Leah Osowski, Billie R. Tadros, Christine Tierney, Michael Trocchia, & others. New fiction from Eric Lutz and Thomas Mundt. As well as stunning nonfiction from Abriana Jette, Timothy Kenny, and Elizabeth Westmark.
Volume 2 Issue 1, Winter 2013
Volume 1 Issue 2, Spring 2013
March 30, 2013 [o]
New in Reviews: Alizabeth Rasmussen’s review of The Rose Metal Press Field Guide to Writing Flash Nonfiction and Ginny Kaczmarek’s “Brief Interludes: Three Poetry Chapbooks on Mothers and Motherhood.”
Number 31, 2013
Long Story No. 31 is a typical issue revealing that we are open to a wide variety of stories but do prefer stories about common folks (as opposed to the rich and powerful), situations where ethical regard for others (empathy and compassion) are present and in general look for a perspective on current society, not immersion in it (stories in #31 by Rex Sexton, Joel Harris, Danielle Metcalf, Meagan Ciesla and Ronald M. Gauthier especially show these qualities).
Issue 12, Spring 2013
This issue, themed “Architectural” features work that explores “building” as both a noun and a verb, a passive object and a living energy. Randa Jarrar, Douglas W. Millikin, Ted Mathys, Rosemary Griggs, Lia Purpura, and Valeria Luiselli are among the many contributors. Also included, conversations with historian Tim Samuelson, and essayists Eula Biss, and Amy Leach.
April 1, 2013 [o]
Today at matchbook is a story by Tara Laskowski called “While You Were Away.” It is awesome.
Volume 7 Issue 1, March 2013
7th Anniversary issue
Issue 62, 2013 [o]
The issue is named “[sort]” and that title is taken from 3 poems, all with that title, by Mark Cunningham. This issue includes work by Laura M. Kaminski, Mark Cunningham, Steve Tomasko, Paulus Kapteyn, Sara Hughes, Janice D. Soderling, Steven Minchin, Simon Perchik, Robin Wyatt Dunn, Catherine Owens, and many more.
Alternative magazines
received April 1, 2013
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May 2013
“The Dude & The Zen Master”
Volume 26 Number 4, April 2013
Sponsor Literary Magazines
received March 25, 2013
Carve
Print Issue 3, Spring 2013
The spring 2013 issue features the three winners of our 2013 Esoteric Awards (natural disaster theme): “Storm in a Teacup” by Dan Powell, “The Possibility of Fire” by Jessica Barksdale, and “Higher Ground” by Karen Celestan. In-depth interviews with all three are also included. Reader’s Voice essay by Owen Vince, a new Reject! story by Molly Laich, and Something More features the two honorable mentions of the contest: Victoria Large’s “Before the Earth Shook” and Jeff Moscaritolo’s “A Chance to Get Involved.”
Fjords Review
Volume 2 Issue 1, 2013
Billy Collins interviewed, the unconventional artwork of W. Craghead III and art on race by Victor Ekpuk. Kimberly Hawlena’s unique recipe “Hunger & Satisfaction” stands out in our creative non-fiction section. Russian poet Mikhail Yeryomin translated by J. Kates and an essay on Appolinaire’s one line poem by Frederick Smock round out the issue’s superb creative non-fiction, poetry and short stories including critic Erik Martiny’s first creative work “Sartorius.”
Manoa
Volume 24 Number 2, 2013
“On Freedom”: The various meanings of freedom are difficult to clarify in the discursive language of theory and philosophy. But authors of fiction, poetry, and other narrative forms—using metaphor, parable, and figurative speech—are often at home with what is difficult and too subtle for reason alone. Residing in countries throughout Asia and North America, the authors in “On Freedom” help us understand the need for cultural, spiritual, and intellectual freedoms in order to have a life that is fully realized.
Open Minds Quarterly
Volume 14 Issue 4, Winter 2013
Personal, societal and systemic challenges make entry into the workforce tricky for two men affected by mental illness. Also presented: “Fox”, a personal essay by Richard Pulsifer, in which he recounts the lessons he learned about himself when he encountered a member of the animal world during a dark period.
Pembroke Magazine
Number 45, 2013
Pembroke Magazine’s 45th edition—the first issue from new editor Jessica Pitchford—features poetry by Jenn Blair, Matthew Dulany, Eric Lee, Elizabeth Modder, Lenard D. Moore, Matthew J. Spireng, and many more. There’s fiction from Gilbert Allen, Neil Connelly, Katie Cortese, Cheryl Diane Kidder, Ashley Harris Paul, and Emily Roberson, as well as nonfiction by Katie Burgess, Susan Finch, BJ Hollars, and Dionisia Morales. Perie Longo reviews Glenna Luschei’s Leaving It All Behind. Plus: Forrest Anderson interviews New York Times bestselling author Wiley Cash.
Plume
Issue 21 [o]
This month’s issue features new poems from Angie Estes, Claudia Emerson, David Wagoner, Jim Daniels, Julianna Baggot, Sarah Arvio, Lawrence Matsuda, Linda Pastan, Michael Broek, Nathalie Anderson, Rae Armantrout, Rosanna Warren, and Tony Hoagland. New work received these last few weeks comes from, among others, Sophie Cabot Black, Alice Rose George, Hugo Klaus (translated by David Colmer), Grace Schulman, Tom Crawford, G.C. Waldrep, David Shumate, and Carl Dennis.
Thema
Volume 25 Number 1, Spring 2013
THEMA is celebrating its 25th anniversary! What better way to begin the year than with an issue titled White Wine Chilling? A suitable beginning to this celebratory issue is Norbert Petsch’s “Wild Sock Eye,” and a suitable ending is Sue Stuhaug’s illustration, “Here’s to You!” Between the beginning and the end, white wine was used in many ways, as in Dennis Trujillo’s instructive poem, “How to Survive a Hellish Day,” and in a surprising context in Gary R. Hoffman’s story, “There Was Also a Beautiful Nurse Wearing Red High Heels.” Come have a literary sip and help us celebrate.
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received March 25, 2013
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Issue 8 [o]
Issue 8 is hot off the web, and in celebration of our first season of chapbooks, it is dedicated to excerpts of the fabulous manuscripts we published, those forthcoming in our second season, and the finalists from our chapbook contest judged by Christian Hawkey and Cole Swenson. As always, you can download the whole issue as a PDF (suitable for ereaders and iPads), an audiobook, or for your Kindle.
March 23 and 24, 2013 [o]
New in Columns: “Reader Response to Wintering” by Cassie Premo Steele and “Good Friday” by B.L. Pike. New in Literary Reflections: “Now Reading: March 2013” by Libby Maxey.
March 18, 2013 [o]
Today Seth Simons has a fantastic little story for us called What the Ghost Said. Please read it.
Volume 10 Number 28 Issue 176, March 2013
“Running Alone” by Halimah Marcus
Issue 7 [o]
Otis Nebula’s 7th issue features poetry by twelve established and emerging poets working in a variety of styles and traditions. The issue also invites writers to participate in a collaborative writing game.
Issue 52, Winter 2013
Issue 52 presents national and international voices including DC poets Richard Peabody and Pia Taavila and some far flung contributors with Tyler Evans from Tawain and Jeff Fearnside from Oregon. Julie Wakeman-Linn returns to the editor’s chair after her sabbatical.
Volume 9 Number 2, March – April 2013 [o]
Ben Jones, Art Shay, Chuck Plosky, Daniela Gioseffi, James Randolph Jordan, Tara Betts, Jeff Katz, Jim Palombo, Scott Galanty Miller, Walter Gurbo, Jose Rodeiro, John Smelcer, John Bruchac, Zaira Rahman, Ginger Liu, Jeff Edstrom, Rachel Guido DeVries, Joel Solonche, Mircea Filimon, Mark Levy, Gerburg Garmann, Bill Dixon, Franziska Strauss, and more!
Issue 9, Spring 2013 [o]
Flânerie for the 21st Century: Spring 2013 features Adam Berlin, Dana Brown, Kenny Fame, Colleen M. Farrelly, Joachim Frank, Van G. Garrett, Nathan Leslie, Gregory Luce, Kenneth Nichols, Anina Robb, and Dima Zverev.
Volume 133, Spring 2013
Number 14 [o]
An interview with Jennifer duBois;
Ranjit Bhatnagar's Pentametron, a machine that builds
Elizabethan Sonnets from lines it finds on Twitter; new
fiction by Amelia Gray and Lindsay Hunter; an essay by Ariel
Lewiton about having conversations in the sauna with bros;
and much more.
2013
Alternative magazines
received March 25, 2013
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Volume 34 Number 2, January/February 2013
In Focus: Post Apocalyptic Literature
Volume 37 Number 4, April 2013
“Which Way, Dems?”
Volume 18 Number 1, Spring 2013
Our spring issue includes interviews with William H. Gass, Nan Watkins, and J. C. Hallman, reviews of books by Suzanne Césaire, Orhan Pamuk, Wole Soyinka, Heather McHugh, Anthony Hecht, and much more! PLUS: A Dispatch from Publishing’s Digital Underground, the latest installment of Chapbook Corner, The Word, “The New Life,” and still more!
Sponsor Literary Magazines
received March 18, 2013
American Poetry Review
Volume 42 Number 2, March/April 2013
Bob Hicok’s “Poem to the life force,” Camille Dungy’s “Conspiracy (to breathe together),” C.Dale Young’s “The Veil of Accessibility,” and Sasha Pimentel’s “For Want of Water.” Also in this issue: Mile Stojic, Tony Hoagland, Meredith Martin, Jared Harel, Stanley Moss, Lynn McGee, Phebe Szatmari, Frank O’Hara, Ricardo Zamorano Baez, William Wenthe, Steve Scafidi, Laura Kasischke, Paula Bonnell, Wayne Koestenbaum, James Hoch, and Monique Ferrell.
Kenyon Review
Volume 35 Number 2, Spring 2013
Stunning translations of Tomas Tranströmer by Robert Bly; Emmanuel Moses by Marilyn Hacker; and seven Burmese poets by James Byrne, Maung Tha Noe, and Ko Ko Thett; exciting new fiction by Chinelo Okparanta and a long poem by Solmaz Sharif; “The Miracle of my Freedom” by Linda Bamber and “Hindsight” by Pamela Painter; and more exciting poetry, stories, and essays.
Passages North
Issue 34, Winter 2013
This issue features Kristin Abraham, John Azrak, Jenny Boully, Hans Burger, Christine Caulfield, Michelle Dove, Stefani Farris, Michael Filas, Toni Graham, Karen Hays, Rochelle Hurt, Brandon David Jennings, Hiram Larew, Sally Wen Mao, Roy Mash, Brenda Miller, Jill Osier, Elena Passarello, Emma Ramey, Susan Terris, Matthew Vollmer, Allen Woodman, and many more.
Poetry
Volume 101 Number 6, March 2013
Michael Hofmann, Vanessa Place, Douglas Kearney, Rachel Jamison Webster, Dan Brown, Anthony Opal, and more.
Prairie Schooner
Volume 87 Number 1, Spring 2013
Opening with the winning selection of the inaugural Summer Creative Nonfiction Essay Contest by Natalie Vestin, the Spring 2013 issue begins among the towering skyscrapers of New York and soars from there. Showcasing a wide range of prose and poetic talent, the collection features resounding work from such fiction writers as Roxane Gay and Mi Ditmar and such poets as Honorée Fanonne Jeffers, Jill Osier, David Wagoner, and G. C. Waldrep. Five reviews—including examinations of work by Robert Gibb and the late Adrienne Rich—cap a collection of the highest quality, writing that entertains and instructs, stirs and resonates.
The Saint Ann’s Review
Spring 2013
POETRY: Mercedes Lawry, Ciaran Berry, Bill Neumire, Benjamin Gantcher, Wendy Chin-Tanner, Gary Fincke, Kathleen Weaver, Erik Bendix, Dan O’Brien, and Linda Baldanzi. FICTION: Carrie Grinstead, Glen Pourciau, Kate Birch, Alexander N. Tan, Nicholas Poluhoff, Lauren Eyler, Robert Kostuck, Charles McLeod, Eva Eliav, Chris Gavaler, Jean E. Verthein, David Langlinais, Jenny McRoby, and Marian Berges. TRANSLATION: Hisham Bustani/Thoraya El-Rayyes. ESSAYS and REVIEWS: Christopher Wall, William R. Everdell, and Ingrid Norton.
Southern Poetry Review
Volume 50 Number 2
This special issue features Rebecca Baggett, Coleman Barks, Beverly Burch, Kathryn Stripling Byer, George David Clark, Alfred Corn, Heather Cousins, Blanche Farley, Rupert Fike, Starkey Flythe Jr., Gregory Fraser, Alice Friman, Roberta George, Sarah Gordon, William Greenway, Linda Lee Harper, Gordon Johnston, Robert S. King, Nick McRae, Judson Mitcham, Eric Nelson, William L. Ramsey, Rosemary Royston, Anya Silver, Nancy Simpson, Charlie Smith, Matthew Buckley Smith, Ron Smith, R. T. Smith, A. E. Stallings, Memye Curtis Tucker, Austin Wilson, Edward Wilson, and William Wright.
Still Point Arts Quarterly
Issue 9, Spring 2013
The Spring 2013 issue of Still Point Arts Quarterly features work from Still Point Art Gallery’s current exhibition--Ordinary Everyday Objects. Also included are portfolios by ceramist Jarred Pfeiffer (Mathematical Consequence); painter Debra Houston (Urbanscape Impressions); photographer Robert Moran (Relics); and photographer Marti Neveln (The Journey Within). Literary work is by Veronica Popp (The Portrait); Lisa Knopp (The Renoir); Daniel Buccieri (The Sheer Weight of History); Greg Bogaerts (Quarry Girl); and David Griffin (War Wounds). Poetry is by Anne Kaier (Touching Matisse in the Philadelphia Museum of Art); Larry Lefkowitz (The Wife of Hieronymus Bosch); and John Fitzpatrick (Stone-Man).
Stone Voices
Issue 7, Spring 2013
The Spring 2013 issue of Stone Voices features art by photographer Lucy Aron (Treescapes); photographer Jane Soodalter (Eulogy); sculptor Pamela Soldwedel (Life Rhythms; and photographer Hadass Shereshevsky (“Go forth...”). Literary contributions are by Nancy Scott (The Clay Never Hardens); Stephen Balsky (The Canvas); Leslie Ihde (Gold); William Bunn (Waking Art); and Scott Russell Morris (Memento Sciurus). Poetry is by Gary Glauber (The Rising) and W. F. Lantry (Photograph). Regular columnists provide their views on art and spirituality: Peter Azrak (Pulling Back the Future); Vincent Louis Carrella (Portal Trees and the Mason Jar); Frances Share (Turn Left at the Tree); and Theresa Sweeney (The Artistic Touch).
Other Literary Magazines
received March 18, 2013
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Volume 28, Spring 2013
Volume 70, Winter 2013
Number 123, Spring 2013
Number 42, March 2013 [o]
We’ve posted a new issue, an unusual gap issue between our regular January and May offerings, because there are just so many fine writers exploring the short form. Our special mid-March issue includes new work from Barbara Hurd, Dinah Lenney, Rebecca McClanahan, Fleda Brown, Anne Panning, Pablo Pinero Stillman, and other essayists extraordinaire.
Issue 2, Fall 2012
Volume 10, 2012
Volume 2 Number 1, 2013
Volume 36 Number 1, Winter 2013
Volume 10, Fall 2012
Number 93, Spring 2013
Number 43, 2012
Volume 50 Number 1, February 2013
Jamaica Kincaid: The Long Road from Antigua to Vermont
Volume 5 Number 2, Fall 2012
Issue 4, March 2013
This magazine features short stories & poetry from Mathieu Cailler, Harley May, Jules Archer, Michael Seidel, Pamela Davis and many more!
Issue 2, Spring 2013
2013
2013
This is our fourth narrative contest issue, with beautiful cover art by P.D. Lietz and featuring winning poems by Diane Lockward, Doug Ramspeck and Bianca Diaz. Finalists and semi-finalists are also in this issue, such as Lauren K. Alleyne, John Victor Anderson, Lana Hechtman Ayers, Wendy Burbank, Judith Waller Carroll, Beth Copeland and more.
Volume 5 Issue 1, Spring 2012
Volume 78 Number 1, Winter 2013
Fall 2012
Volume 35 Issue 1, Winter 2013
Volume 36 Number 2, Fall & Winter 2012
Volume 36 Number 1, 2013
“Mythologies of Loss”
Number 177, Winter 2013
“What We Carry”
Volume 6, 2013
“Control”
Issue 447, March 2013
Issue 1, Spring/Summer 2013
First Issue! Symbolist and Surrealist-inspired art, poetry, fiction, and essay from contributors near and far. Color illustrations from Danish artist Mette Norrie tell what happens when office chairs mutiny. Poseidon and the mermaids get feisty in special chapbook section by Anastasia Hager, Natalie Kinsey, Erin Lyndal Martin, and Mary Ellen Phillips.
Alternative magazines
received March 18, 2013
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Volume 82 Number 2, Spring 2013
The Flawed Logic of Race
February/March 2013
Annual Women’s Issue
Volume 41 Number 4 Issue 284, 2013
Volume 26 Number 3, March 2013
Sponsor Literary Magazines
received March 12, 2013
Cerise Press
Volume 4 Issue 12, Spring 2013 [o]
Cerise Press features a cover photo by Tricia Louvar. Highlights include poetry by Paula Bohince, Terese Svoboda, Ron Padgett, Susan Tichy, Lynn Knight, Sarah Gridley and others; translations of Yves Bonnefoy, Vénus Khoury-Ghata, Tedi López Mills, Lu Ye, Lila Zemborain; fiction by C.F. Ramuz, Daniel Zahno, Evgeny Grishkovets and Frank Scozzari; essays on Samuel Beckett, Mata Hari and more; interviews, reviews, fiction, photography and art.
Cutbank
78, 2013
FICTION by Valerie Cumming, gc cunningham, Ian Golding, Charles Haverty, Kim Henderson, Justin Herrmann, Tamara Schuyler, EB Vandiver, Ursula Villarreal-Moura, and Brian Phillip Whalen. NONFICTION by Molly Galentine, Jay Kauffman, and Daniel Tyx. POETRY by Kristin George Bagdanov, Craig Beaven, Patrick Culliton, Judson Evans, Ralph Hamilton, Ally Harris, Adam Houle, Laura Kochman, Mia Ayumi Malhotra, Sally Wen Mao, Tara Mae Mulroy, Montreux Rotholtz, Ali Shapiro, Julia Shipley, Abraham Smith, Jeff Tigchelaar, Lindsay Tigue, and Meg Wade. ART by Chris Chapman and Josh Shaffner.
Rattle
Volume 19 Number 1, Spring 2013
Rattle’s spring issue is devoted entirely to the work of Southern Poets. The cultural fabric of the American South has been changing rapidly in the 21st century, and many of the old assumptions about Southern literature—an emphasis on bucolic landscapes, history, family, and so on—no longer hold. So what is it that makes a poet Southern? As always, we’ve let the writers speak for themselves, selecting the best 39 poems that we could find from over 10,000 submissions. Helping us along the way is an intimate and entertaining conversation with Georgia State Poet Laureate David Bottoms.
World Literature Today
Volume 87 Number 2, March/April 2013
“Taking Pictures, Telling Stories,” a portfolio devoted to Photography and Literature, headlines the March 2013 double issue of WLT, which features image galleries and essays by twenty-one photographers. Additional photography-themed highlights include an essay by novelist Kamila Shamsie and book reviews of Robert Adams’s The Place We Live and Zachary Karabashliev’s 18% Gray. The issue also presents WLT’s usual lively mix of other poetry, essays, interviews, and book reviews.
Other Literary Magazines
received March 12, 2013
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Volume 172, Winter 2013
Prize Winners of Poetry & Fiction Contests
Volume 3 Issue 9 [o]
In the spirit of the coming weekend and its emerald-hued festivities, not to mention our collective hangover from AWP: short fiction from Ian Stansel, a flash by Micah Chatterton, and poetry by Brendan Walsh.
March 2013 [o]
This issue includes some great new fiction and poetry from Brian Rodan, Charlie Boodman, Elizabeth Blandon, Tawnysha Greene, Bob Daniels, Colin Clancy, Barry North, Ken Wheatcroft-Pardue, Danny Earl Simmons, Yvonne Higgins Leach, and Fred Ostrander.
Issue 1 [o]
We’re pleased to follow up our all-flash Preview Issue with a strong and varied collection of full-length works, including six stories, three essays, seven poems, and a sprinkling of flash. Also three art showcases, including our cover essay on 3-D digital art by writer Beth Kephart.
Issue 40, March 2013 [o]
It’s not like we’re having a mid-life crisis and running off to far-flung corners of the earth, getting drunk with Dionysus, becoming a master pickpocket, applying for a job as an axe murderer, or possibly doing something deeply inappropriate with a unicorn. But we are letting a great bunch of writers play around with the concept of archetypes, lore, and myth.
Volume 19 Number 1, Winter 2013
Poems: Lee Sharkey, Paul Hostovsky, Jean L. Kreiling, and others. Photos: Marcin Majkowski, Eleanor Leone Bennett, & others. Reviews: Go to the Pine: Quoddy Journals, 2005-2010 by Mark Pawlak, The Raveling Braid by Toni Hanner, Moonlight in the Redemptive Forest by Michael Daley and March & Mad Women by Linda Aldrich.
Volume 9 Number 2, March-April 2013 [o]
Ben Jones, Art Shay, Chuck Plosky, Daniela, Gioseffi, James Randolph Jordan, Tara Betts, Jeff Katz, Jim Palombo, Scott Galanty Miller, Walter Gurbo, Jose Rodeiro, John Smelcer, John Bruchac, Zaira Rahman, Ginger Liu, Jeff Edstrom, Rachel Guido DeVries, Joel Solonche, Mircea Filimon, Mark Levy, Gerburg Garmann, Bill Dixon, Franziska Strauss, and more.
Issue 30
Salt Hill 30 wonders where we come from and where we’re going with work from a ton of talented writers including CAConrad, Lydia Davis, Ashley Farmer, Zeeshan Sahil, Matthew Salesses, and Joshua Marie Wilikinson—as well as amazing art from Nicholas Bohac, Matt Kish, Pat Perry and more.
Volume 3 Number 1, 2013 [o]
Featuring work by Brian Baumgart, Laura Kochman, Nicholas Grider, Jess Stickler, Kirk Pinho, Chad Parmenter, Kenneth E. Harrison, Jr., Lisbeth Davidow, Kelly Lynn Thomas, and Erica W. Jamieson. Special section featuring art by Otha “Vakseen” Davis III.
March 2013 [o]
Sara Foster, Carolyn Haines, Jonathan Maberry, Gregg Olsen, and Heather Graham share some great stuff, not only in their latest work but with their interviews. Debut authors Jenny Milchman and Richard Long showcase their talent to you the reader.
Tongue: A Journal of Writing & Art
Issue 2, Winter 2013 [o]
Featuring: new poetry from Rick Barot, Ciaran Berry, Malachi Black, Hayan Charara, Tarfia Faizullah, Miranda Field, Katie Ford, Eugene Gloria, Nicholas Gulig, Luisa A. Igloria, Malena Mörling, Sinéad Morrissey, and Brynn Saito; and new translations and art.
Volume 47 Number 4, Winter 2013
This issue includes essays on Jean Stafford’s short story “The Mountain Day,” Maria Amparo Ruiz de Burton’s take on environmental justice for Mexican Americans in early California, and demons and the question of agency in Cormac McCarthy’s fiction. In addition, there are a larger than usual number of book reviews.
March 2013 [o]
The “Spain’s Great Untranslated” issue includes poetry, fiction, and memoir. Fernando Aramburu delivers a kaleidescopic report on the 2004 Madrid subway bombing. In poetry from two greats, Antonio Gamoneda rages, and Pere Gimferrer rhapsodizes. Cristina FernándezCubas tracks a malevolent antique. Berta Vias Mahou finds children puzzling out maternal mystery. And there is plenty more.
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Number 163, March/April 2013
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American Literary Review
Fall 2012/Spring 2013 Double Issue
The double issue features over two hundred pages of content, including the winners and runner-ups from our 2012 fiction, nonfiction, and poetry contests, along with new fiction from Lydia Kann, Ellen Prentiss Campbell, David James Poissant, and Kristen Leigh Schwarz; poems by Al Maginnes, Ricardo Pau-Llosa, Allan Peterson, Jon Thompson, Nance Van Winckel, William Wenthe, and Keetje Kuipers; creative nonfiction from Vernita Hall, Kurt Caswell, Vicki Lindner, and Kevin Fuschich; an interview with David St. John, and reviews of new books by Frederick Seidel, Ben Fountain, and Jeanette Winterson. Lisa Vining’s cover photos are of the Texas State Fair.
Baltimore Review
Winter 2013 [o]
The Winter 2013 issue features poems, stories, and creative nonfiction by D. M. Armstrong, Helen Degen Cohen, Grace Curtis, Brandel France de Bravo, Megan Grumbling, Reginald Harris, Le Hinton, Jen Hirt, Sally Rosen Kindred, Angie Macri, Noreen McAuliffe, Patrick Milian, Priyatam Mudivarti, Linda Pastan, Joanna Pearson, Shenan Prestwich, Amanda Leigh Rogers, Brad Rose, Jon Udelson, Michael Ugulini, Elizabeth Wetmore, Gregory Wolos, and Kristin Camitta Zimet.
Colorado Review
Volume 40 Number 1, Spring 2013
Featuring: Laura Schadler, “Reward for Bravery” (Fiction); Silas Hansen, “Blank Slate” (Nonfiction); Laurie Blauner, “Still Life with Nervous Animals” (Poetry); Gary Clark, “Somewhere in Maine an Old Dream Staggers On” (Poetry); Analucia daSilva, “Children Dug Out of a Parsley Bed” (Poetry), and more.
Court Green
10, 2013
The tenth issue features a dossier on sex with poems by Amy Gerstler, Denise Duhamel, Sandy Berrigan, Albert Goldbarth, Stacey Waite, Maureen Seaton, among others. This issue also includes a chapbook of selected poems by Ed Smith, edited by Bruce Hainley.
Hanging Loose
101, 2013
New writing by Sherman Alexie, John Godfrey, Ange Mlinko, William Hastings, D. Nurkse, Elizabeth Swados, Terence Winch, Tom Wayman, Sarah White, Robert Tershima, Andrew McCarron, Stuart Friebert, Laura Da’, Colette Inez, R. Zamora Linmark, Caleb Bouchard, many more. Art by Jayne Holsinger. Photos of HL#100 celebration by Star Black.
Southwest Review
Volume 98 Number 1, 2013
First published issue for 2013 includes essays by Susan Holahan, Natania Rosenfeld, Jeff Staiger, Wyn Wachhorst, and Fred White; fiction by Ashlee Adams Crews, Laura Misco, and Wil Weitzel; poetry by Stephen Cushman, Jessica Garratt, Ernest Hilbert, Richard Kenney, Karl Kirchwey, Marit MacArthur, John Poch, Adrienne Su, and Brian Swann. Featured are poems by the 2012 Morton Marr Poetry Prize contest winners: 1st place - Ellen Kaufman, and 2nd place - Hailey Leithauser. This issue also announces winners of the annual Southwest Review awards. Visit us online for guidelines, contest rules, to submit pieces, and to enter contests.
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Spring 2013 [o]
Featuring cover art by Rik Garrett, fiction by Letitia Trent, poems by Shadab Zeest Hashmi, translations of Chuya Nakahara by Christian Nagle, artwork by Ren Adams, and tons more.
Volume 3 Issue 7 [o]
We’ve got our ears wide open this week at Atticus Review. Featuring a short story by Jane Hammons, flash fiction by S. Kay Smith, and poetry by Laura Owen.
Issue 3 [o]
Literature at its spiniest. With fiction by Jane Liddle and Jacob Michael King, poetry by Diana Woodcock and Ned Randle, nonfiction by Cinthia Ritchie, a translation of Milena Oda’s “From the Diary of a Cactus Hunter” and much more. Issue #3 is wild.
March 2013 [o]
Welcome to the March 2013 issue of decomP! We have new work from M. Cid D’Angelo, Armel Dagorn, Jennifer Givhan, Marlin M. Jenkins, Neal Kitterlin, Ilya Leybovich, Joseph Lorusso, Chad Patton, Danez Smith, Ben Tanzer, Michael Webster Thompson, Jeanann Verlee, and Marty Williams.
Volume 2 Number 1, Winter 2013
John M. Bennett, John Bloomberg-Rissman, Michael Boughn, Darren C. Demaree, Jeff Harrison, j/j hastain, Place Holder, Jane Joritz-Nakagawa, Magus Magnus, E.J. McAdams, Mark Melnicove, Rico Moore, Keith Mushonga, Kristin Prevallet, Chuck Richardson, seekers of lice, Spencer Selby, Alan Sondheim, Eileen R. Tabios, John J. Trause, Mo Vachoviak
Volume 15 Number 2, Winter 2012-13
Issue 14, 2013 [o]
This issue features returning poets as well as poets new to the Fib Review, which represent an international community of poets from Canada, Israel, New Zealand, Tunisia, the UK, and the US.
Number 2, January 2013 [o]
The current issue of Flycatcher—an annual journal exploring place, nativity, and belonging—gathers over fifty pieces of writing and art under the title “To Understand This Dance.” Featuring Alice Friman, Kathryn Stripling Byer, John Lane, Thorpe Moeckel, Erin Ganaway, Alyse Knorr, William Wright, George Ellison, Sara Lippmann, and others.
Issue 7, 2013 [o]
inter|rupture, celebrating their second year, published issue 7, featuring new poems from Alexis Orgera, Brandon Shimoda, Brad Liening, Laura McCullough, Lisa Fay Coutley, Noah Falck, and many more. Cover art by Denton Crawford.
Volume 33 Number 2, Winter 2013
Issue 13 [o]
We proudly present the work of Kevin Brolley, Tara Deal, John Dennehy, David Hagerty, Michael C. Keith, Peter McMillan, Sheila Meltzer, Jay Parini, James Reasoner, Rob McClure Smith, Jackie Strawbridge, and Henry F. Tonn
Number 35, Winter/Spring 2013
“Physicalities”
Spring 2013
Featuring essays and dispatches from across the South by John Jeremiah Sullivan, Leslie Jamison, Dan Baum, and Amanda Petrusich; new fiction from Jamie Quatro and Roxane Gay; plus photographs by Paul Kwilecki and J Henry Fair.
Number 12, 2013
Issue 20, 2013 [o]
Brace yourself for the primordial prose of David Hancock, Andrea Grassi & Patrick Roesle! Prepare for prismatic poetry by Rich Ives, Bardia Sinaee, Marcus McCann, Sandra Lloyd, Peter Norman, Ben Ladouceur, Jessica Comola, Souvankham Thammavongsa, Rodney Wilhite, Finn Harvor, Robin Richardson, Liz Howard & Daniel Scott Tysdal!
Issue 61 [o]
The theme is “The Future,” which includes work from a few new friends and from some of our time-tested regulars. Jeffrey Park, F. J. Bergmann, Jeanie Tomasko, Daniel Scott Parker, Rose Auslander, Worthy Evans, Ron Czerwien, Fabio Sassi, Bill Christophersen, Larry D. Thomas, Susan Lewis and Howie Good.
Issue 15, Winter/Spring 2013
Featuring new stories by Peter Cameron, Thomas Pierce, and Paul Theroux and new poems by Pamela Alexander, Barbara Hamby, and Les Murray, among others.
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Volume 34 Number 1, 2013
A Closer Look at Abortion around the World
Volume 20 Number 2, March – April 2013
Volume 37 Number 3, March 2013
Volume 98 Number 2, March/April 2013
Wind Rush
Volume 55 Number 2, Winter 2013
Nuala Kennedy
Issue 59, Spring 2013
Topics: Character, Description and Detail, Endings, Publishing. Contributors include Charles Baxter, Elizabeth Strout, Peter Ho Davies, Frederick Reiken, Michael Cunningham, Ian McEwan, Myla Goldberg, Mary Gaitskill, and Bret Anthony Johnston. Our focus piece is Expository Dialogue and Student Fiction, written by Gabriel Brownstein (author of The Curious Case of Benjamin Button , Apt. 3W).
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Beloit Poetry Journal
Volume 63 Number 3, Spring 2013
The Spring 2013 issue consists of six long poems: by Bruce Bond, Margaree Little, Philip Metres, Dawn Potter, A. E. Stallings, and Susan Tichy. Formally inventive, wildly different in style and subject matter, they demonstrate an exciting range of possibilities for the contemporary long poem
Creative Nonfiction
Issue 47, Winter 2013
We didn’t set out to publish an all-women essay section, but as we were reading for this issue, we were drawn to a number of essays about, in some way, “the senses”—hearing, sight, etc. Or maybe it’s more accurate to say they’re about “perception.” And, it just so happened that these seriously beautiful essays about serious topics—entomology, ophthalmology, archaeology, molecular biology—were all written by women. Plus: Elissa Bassist and Cheryl Strayed talk about how to write like a mother#^@%*&; exploring the possibilities of electronic literature; a roundtable discussion about the intersection of journalism and creative nonfiction; words to avoid in your prose; and more.
Missouri Review
Volume 35 Number 4, 2012
The winter 2012 issue of The Missouri Review, titled “The Unnatural World,” is an action-packed humdinger of great contemporary literature. This issue features fiction by Dave Kim, Joe Davies, and Matthew Baker; nonfiction by Cynthia Miller Coffel and Susan E. Detwiller; poetry features from Peter Cooley, Justin Gardiner, and R.T. Smith; an arts feature on Cecil Beaton; an interview with Shelia Heti; and an omnibus review by Anthony Aycock.
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Volume 3 Issue 6 [o]
We’re looking ahead towards the unknown this week with short fiction from John Duncan Talbird, flash fiction by David Stromberg, and poetry by Rachel Unkefer.
Issue 2, June 2012
The Beecher’s contest winners for 2012 are Chris Garrecht-Williams (poetry) and Josie Sigler (fiction). Beecher’s Issue Two features work from Jenny Gropp Hess, Nick Sturm and Wendy Xu, Brian Shawver, Clancy Martin, and Ana Božičević. Take a look—we assure you that the writing is explosive.
Volume 41 Number 3, Winter 2013
Non-Fiction Contest Issue
Issue 3, February 2013 [o]
This issue features R.A. Conine’s “Time and Again,” Matthew Lattanzi’s “Bone Planes,” Scott D. Wilson’s “Mistake,” Chris Aaron’s “Delicate Egg,” and Shawn Radcliffe’s “Waiting for the Rain to Fall.”
Volume 1 Number 2 [o]
Theodate, the online poetry journal of Hill-Stead Museum (home of the Sunken Garden Poetry Festival), is thrilled to present a second issue in her inaugural year. New Works by Jan Clausen, Michael Salcman, Carole Stone, Julia Marie Wade, Steven Wingate, and others. Also featuring ekphrastic responses to Hokusai’s “Great Wave.”
The Write Place At the Write Time
Winter/Spring Issue [o]
Interviews with NYT best-selling author Joanne Harris (Chocolat, Peaches for Father Francis) and award-winning author Robin Lloyd-Jones (former president of the Scottish Association of Writers and Scottish Pen). See our first Filmed Poetry Reading series, new Writers’ Challenge prompts, essays, resources, exciting contributors, and the results from our First Annual Fiction, Poetry and Non-fiction Contest!
Volume 27 Number 2, Fall 2012
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Booth
Volume 4, 2012
Booth 4 highlights our 2012 Poetry Prize winner, Aubrey Ryan. John McNally offers up a new Ralph story. In our featured interview, Joe Blair talks craft and inspiration. We continue our Winesburg, Indana, series with new fiction from Roxane Gay, Michael Martone, and Erin McGraw. Comics and art throughout showcase the irreverent humor of Dustin Harbin. New fiction and poetry from Kevin Wilson, Kelcey Parker, Victoria Bosch Murray, J. A. Tyler, and more.
Carve
Winter 2012
Our second Premium Print Edition features four new short stories centered around the classroom and teenage experience. Interviews include Eric Freeze, Man Martin, Katie Cortese, and Gary V. Powell. Includes a special feature on writers and writing with disabilities, a new Reject! story, and a new Reader’s Voice essay.
Fiddlehead
Number 254, Winter 2013
Flip through the pages of the Winter 2013 issue and you’ll find many riches, including a story from Tamas Dobozy’s award-winning collection Siege 13, and new poems from M. Travis Lane, Jan Conn, and Shane Rhodes. We’re also proud to present work by emerging writers, including stories by Shana Myara and Robin Evans, and poems by Christine Walde, Kevin Phan, and Julie Cameron Gray. Plus, as always, we’re happy to introduce you to exciting contemporary New Brunswick artists—this issue’s cover features a striking painting by Grand Bay-based Cliff Turner.
Glimmer Train Stories
Issue 86, Spring 2013
Stories by: Jonathan Freiberger (winner of the December Fiction Open), Joseph Vastano, Tracy Guzeman, Meredith Luby, Abe Gaustad, Jennie Lin, Adva Levin, David Goguen (recipient of the November Short Story Award for New Writers), and William Akin. Also: Interviews with William Gay (recently deceased author of The Long Home, Provences of Night, and I Hate to See the Evening Sun Go Down) by Sybil Baker, and Josh Rolnick (author of Pulp and Paper) by Eric Wasserman. Silenced Voices: Enoh Meyomesse (writer and political activist in Cameroon), by Cathal Sheerin.
Hudson Review
Volume 65 Number 4, Winter 2013
New writing from Denis Donoghue, Emily Grosholz, Igor Webb, Peter Makuck, Brooke Allen, Sydney Lea, Lorna Goodison, Andrea Cohen, J. Allyn Rosser, Peter Cooley, Marcia Menter, Michael McFee, Kate Farrell, Mark Jarman, William H. Pritchard, Alfred Corn, Harold Fromm, Erick Neher, Bruce Whiteman, Richard Hornby, and Karen Wilkin.
New Orleans Review
Volume 38 Number 2, Fall 2012
This issue is a series of five chapbooks: “Polish Movers” by Cody Peace Adams, “To Create a World” by Juan Rengifo-Borrero, “Beloved Father Person” by Patricia Colleen Murphy, “Harold’s Problem” by Max Ross, and “A Nickel Novel” by Lynda Sexson.
Plume
Issue 20, February 2013 [o]
February’s offerings include new poems from C. Dale Young, Cathleen Calbert, Charles Bernstein, Claire Malroux (translated by Marilyn Hacker), Ellen Bass, Floyd Skloot, Kathleen Ossip, Kelle Groom, Jonathan Galassi, Mark Irwin, Tony Hoagland, Jehanne Dubrow, and Yves Bonnefoy (translated by Hoyt Rogers).
Poetry
Volume 201 Number 5, February 2013
This issue features Eliza Griswold, Joshua Mehigan, and Joan Mitchell. It also includes writing from Ricardo Pau-Llosa, Lydia Davis, Daisy Fried, Sara Peters, Nathan Kernan, Ange Mlinko, Dan Beachy-Quick, Paul Auster, W.S. Di Piero, Bill Berkson, Michael Robbins, Peter Campion, Marjorie Perloff, Jason Guriel, Laura Morris, John Yau, Laura Kasischke, and others.
Southeast Review
Volume 31 Number 1, 2013
Contributors include Hal Ackerman, Johleen Adena, Heidi Bell, Rebecca Bourke, Kevin Brockmeier, Stace Budzko, Christopher Citro, Noel Crook, Robert M. Detman, Whitney DeVos, Michelle Dove, Stephanie Dugger, Alex Fabrizio, Peter Fontaine, Benjamin Goldberg, Kat Gonso, Les Gottesman, Jenny Halper, Emily Howorth, Rochelle Hurt, Sandra Jensen, Joshua Kleinberg, EJ Koh, John Lander, Andrea Lewis, Steven Moore, Ruth Moose, Travis Mossotti, Sam Paradise, Jessica Pitchford, Emily Pulfer-Terino, Michael Salman, Erika L. Sánchez, JLSchneider, Jaspal Kaur Singh, Kelly Sundberg, Jeff Tigchelaar, Aini Tolonen, Chris Tusa, Mark Wagenaar, Barrett Warner, and Charles Harper Webb.
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Volume 15 Number 1, February 2013 [o]
This issue contains fiction by Terry Dalrymple, Alex M. Frankel, Robert Wexelblatt, Anne Goodwin, and Lowell Mick White; creative nonfiction by Irving A. Greenfield; and poetry by Holly Day, Eric Blanchard, Allen Berry, and Carol Bell.
Issue 9, January 2013
Volume 11 Number 1
February 16, 2013 [o]
New writing from B. L. Pike, Katherine J. Barrett, and Marianne Lonsdale.
February 18, 2013 [o]
We present to you a story called “Snakes” by Amy Albracht. It’s up to our high and weird standards. You’ll like it we hope.
Volume 10 Number 27 Issue Number 175, February 2013
“The Zen Thing” by Emma Duffy-Comparone
Issue 8, Winter 2013 [o]
The Quotable’s Winter 2013 issue features short fiction, creative non-fiction, poetry and art based on a theme—Storytelling—and a quote: “I had the story, bit by bit, from various people, and, as generally happens in such cases, each time it was a different story.” —from Ethan Frome by Edith Wharton.
Redactions: Poetry, Poetics, & Prose
Issue 16
Issue 16 is the tenth anniversary issue of Redactions: Poetry, Poetics, & Prose being in print.
Issue 4, February 2013 [o]
Issue 4 has an exciting line up with interviews by Roddy Doyle and Linda Svendsen, sound art by Mitchell Akiyama, video by Kelly Mark, drawings by Tao Lin, artwork by Marc Bell, and writing by Mike Sacks, Carl Wilson, Tamara Faith Berger, Drew Hayden Taylor, Jen Sookfong Lee and more!
Issue 9 [o]
This issue includes poetry from young and emerging poets as well as award-winning poets from Australia, Canada, China, England, Ethiopia, France, Ireland, and more. The poetry spans from free verse and poetry forms that include the Butterfly Cinquain, Ekphrastic, Ghazal, Haiku, Lanterne, Ovillejo, Palindromic Cinquain, Nonet, Pantoum, Prose poem, Tanka, and Triolet.
Issue 2, January 2013 [o]
Sundog Lit’s Issue Two will cause you some brainmelt with fiery work by some amazing essayists, poets, and fictioneers. Check out this earth-scorching issue with work by Brandi Wells, Rion Amilcar Scott, Karrie Waarala, Sally Johnson, Alexander Belz, Delaney Nolan, and many more!
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Volume 16 Number 2, Winter 2013
This issue includes feature stories on poet Lee Herrick and artist Jooyoung Choi, Vong Pak's Electric Shaman CD review and feature, Marie Myong Ok Lee's "The end of guns", Jennifer Kwon Dobbs on the threatened deportation (that was overturned) of Russell Green, Korea's new president, North Korean issues, Andy Marra on being transgender, and more!
Issue 70 Volume 18, Winter 2013
“Redemption of Labor”
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February 7, 2013 [o]
New on Anderbo is “When to Plant Squash” by Lauren Jacqueline Roberts as well as “Canned” by Tori Grant Welhouse.
Cimarron Review
Issue 182, Winter 2013
Cure the winter doldrums with Cimarron Review’s Issue #182, featuring the stunning photography of David Mondedeu on its cover. Dedicated to the memory of Cimarron contributor Steve Street, this issue also features poetry by Lisa Ampleman, Ruben Quesada, Kate Gleason, and Anemone Beaulier, Paul Curtis Daw’s translation of Michel Lambert’s story, additional fiction by Joseph O’Malley and Kate McIntyre, and nonfiction about balding and tanning respectively by Christiane Buuck and Meagan Ciesla.
Gettysburg Review
Volume 26 Number 1, Spring 2013
The Spring 2013 issue of the Gettysburg Review is now available. There is much excellent writing and good reading to keep you warm through the winter months, including Gina Troisi’s “Wrapped Up in Skin, Hidden behind Eyes,” Kent Nelson’s “The Graceless Age,” as well as poems by Richard Lyons, Natania Rosenfeld, and Bruce Beasley.
Grain Magazine
Volume 40 Number 2, Winter 2013
“Gifted” asks what’s the difference between good literature and exceptional literature. What is the difference between the mundane and the mystical? In content and form, the work in “Gifted” looks beyond the norms and stretches into the mythical. Writers in this issue dare to experiment with from, dare to raise the dead, create life, give birth. Featuring the winners of the 2013 Short Grain contest, judged by Lawrence Hill and rob mclennan, and artwork from the whimsical Tamara Bond. New writing by Andrea MacPherson, Laisha Rosnau, and Anne Pierson Wiese.
Mississippi Review
Volume 4 Number 3, 2013
The first issue under new editor-in-chief Andrew Milward, MR 40.3 features fiction and nonfiction from such notable writers as Lydia Davis, Stuart Dybek, David Shields, Peter Orner, Ander Monson, and Alan Heathcock, as well as emerging writers like Jim Gavin, Leslie Jamison, Nate Brown, and Caryl Pagel.
Sewanee Review
Volume 121 Number 1, Winter 2013
Our first issue of 2013 focuses on the experiences and effects of war. Stories by Michael Beeman, Charles East, and Phillip Parotti join the poetry of Bruce Bond, Stephen Bluestone, Jonathan Greene, Daniel Hoffman, David Moolten, F. D. Reeve, Austin Smith, and Michael Spence. Warner Berthoff writes on Okinawa, Jonathan Bloom on V.S. Pritchett, Sanford Pinsker on Anne Frank, and Kathryn Starbuck on Nazis. New contributor John B. Hench presents an essay on “War Baby, War Books,” and fellow fresh face Jonathan Rose writes on “Churchill at Scribner’s: A Study in Failure.”
Tin House
Volume 14 Number 3, 2012
Take Cover! Tin House’s spring issue includes new work from Jim Shepard, Anthony Doerr, Colum McCann, Samantha Hunt, and Phil Klay. Canadian novelist Michael Helm explores Guatemala’s bloody secrets. You’ll get a peek into the relationship between two poets, Robert Bly and Tomas Transtromer. All that and new poetry by Evie Shockley, Camille Rankine, Victoria Chang, and more!
Willow Springs
Volume 71, Spring 2013
Willow Springs 71 features work by Charlie Clark, Ann Pancake, and Alexandra Teague. In an interview, Erin Belieu discusses ego. “I’ve never understood why people are so unnerved by the tininess of our human experience. We’re just biological blips in the wholeness of time. But what a lovely thing to be.” Blake Butler debates the existence of metaphor. “The art I like makes me know that those things exist, even if it’s like believing in God. I believe in the fact that there can be seven of me in a room that I can’t see. Or that anything can happen.”
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Issue 10, 2013 [o]
This issue features stories about making the most out of life in Laos; accepting what is out of one’s control and getting what you pay for in the Philippines; learning about a family’s Macanese ancestry before time runs out in Los Angeles; aspiring to the American dream in Vietnam; and schoolchildren making sense of death with the aid of a strange teacher in the Philippines.
Volume 43 Number 3, December 2012
February 8, 2013 [o]
This month's featured poet is Matthew Harrison who contributes the poems "[The Cat Passed Away]," "Succubus," "Bliss," and "Sympathy for the Lady Who Misplaced Her Retainer."
Volume 21, Winter 2013
Everyone loves a good scary story told in the dark . . . So we have collected some of the great ones from Russian literature past and present, including some that purport to be true (let’s hope not!).
February 2013 [o]
Most literary magazines? They’d be content for their Valentine’s Day issue to feature either a story about a guy who can only masturbate to ducks or a piece that ends with someone hugging Godzilla. At JDP, we believe you deserve both. Those two wondrous stories bookend another half-dozen great tales about the strangeness, terror, pain, and occasional triumph of love.
Issue 29, Fall 2012
This issue contains poems from all over the generational and formal maps of contemporary literature, including poems by Alyse Knorr, Gerry LaFemina, Philip Terman, and Sarah J. Sloat; fiction by Elaine Fowler Palencia, Alison Ruth, and Linda H. Heuring; and creative nonfiction by Brandon Lewis. It introduces Kestrel’s new book reviews feature with essays on four recent publications by Kestrel writers.
February 9, 2013 [o]
New are columns “Too Many Children” by Ona Gritz and “Wintering” by Cassie Premo Steele; creative nonfiction by Melanie Pappadis Faranello and Kristen Levithan; fiction by Sara Weiss Zimmerman, Lara Vesta, and Amanda Hart Miller; poetry by Maggie Smith, Este Pope, and Deborah Bacharach, and a literary reflection by Libby Maxey.
Volume 15, 2012
Mandorla #15 presents original work in English by Latasha Diggs, Evie Shockley, Nathanaël, Rodrigo Toscano and more. Work in Spanish is also prominent, from Rolando Sánchez Mejías, Marianela Medrano, Reynaldo Jiménez, Oscar Cruz and others. Translations are a third highlight. The cover image is from Christine Nguyen’s collaboration with Jeffrey Yang.
Volume 44 Number 1, Winter-Spring 2013
At 168 pages, issue 44.1 is our biggest ever. This is a special senryu issue, with three articles about senryu in English and another showcasing the proletarian senryu of Japanese poet Tsuru Akira. The issue includes more than 500 haiku/senryu, including a spotlight on British haikuist John McManus.
Issue 2 [o]
This issue includes a feature on Blue Highways Revisited, as well as nonfiction, fiction, poetry, art & photography, and music, all with an Americana slant.
Volume 33 Number 1, Winter 2013
Volume 9 Number 1, January-February 2013 [o]
This issue includes John Smelcer‘s memoir of times shared with John Updike; poetry from Elizabeth Anderson, Tom Bair, John Bellinger, Molly Goldblatt, and an interview with poet David Ray. Art content features a retrospective of the work of Mary-Ellen Campbell, and Jose Rodeiro’s Art History romp from Ireland to Italy and back again.
February 2013 [o]
February to us means that romances end in betrayal, murder, revenge, and just crazy. The author lineup we have this month is nothing short of spectacular. Robert Crais, Alan Russell, Jeri Westerson, Robin Burcell, Stuart MacBride, Betty Webb, Mary Daheim, Andrew Gross, Lisa Gardner and Michael Symon (yep the Iron Chef).
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February 4, 2013 [o]
The winner of the 2012 No-Fee RRofihe Trophy Short Story Contest is now available to read: Martha Clarkson’s “Her Voices, Her Room.” Also read the new fiction by Eena Ruffini: “They had never been married, but they had been happy . . ."
Antioch Review
Volume 71 Number 1, Winter 2013
Beginning with this issue the Antioch Review is now available in both print and electronic form, (the later through an arrangement with JSTOR). Fittingly, the issue leads off with an essay dealing with the question of obsolescence and the nature of progress. Several other essays, as well as fiction, poetry, and other regular features follow.
Bateau
Volume 5 Issue 1, 2013
Featured writers include Maria Adelmann, Benny Anderson, Glen Armstrong, Julie Babcock, Caitlin Bailey, Josh Bettinger, Caroline Cabrera, Megan Garr, James Heflin, RIch Ives, Timothy Kercher, Sara Lefsyk, George Looney, Lisa Allen Ortiz, Eliza Rotterman, Leona Sevick, D.E. Steward, Chelsa Whitton, and many more.
Carolina Quarterly
Volume 62 Number 3, Winter 2012
In Scott Gould’s “Orbit,” a boy is heartbroken when his one-eyed best friend steals the girl he loves by letting her clean his glass eye. In “Red Shift,” An Tran delves into the heightened perils of domestic abuse, childhood poverty, and teen violence in immigrant families. Harold Whit Williams give us the prayer of a man whose God escapes through leaky roofs and skips out on work at the paper mill. And Judith Ernst’s art explores metaphysics through pottery. All this, plus: Craig Beaven, Lola Haskins, Victoria Kelly, Sara E. Lamers, Suzanne Matson, Marty McConnell, Dana Roeser, and more.
The Main Street Rag
Volume 18 Number 1, Winter 2012-2013
Featured is an interview with MSR Poetry Book Award Winner Colin D. Halloran; fiction by Mackenzie Evan Smith, Terresa Haskew, John Christopher Lloyd, and Eric V. Neagu; and poetry by Steve Abbott, Phillip Barron, Llyn Clague, Joan Colby, Lyle Daggett, Davis Enloe, Robert Gamble, Logan C. Jones, Mike Jurkovic, Dan Memmolo, Leland March, Brady Rhoades, Maria Rouphail, Scott Vanya, Travis Venters, and more.
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Volume 3 Issue 5, 2013 [o]
New Editor-in-Chief Joseph Gross has put together another powerful issue, featuring short fiction by Vic Sizemore, flash fiction by Andrew Roe, and poetry by Timothy Leyrson. On Friday, check in for a special issue featuring poet Matthew Harrison.
February 2013 [o]
More sensational fiction and poetry for you this month from Nancy McKinley, Tom Sheehan, Travis Hubbs, Steven Wineman, Dennis Donoghue, B. Lynn Carter, Naomi Lowinksy, Glenn Moss, Richard Jay Shelton, Charles Byrne, and Michael Goscinski.
Volume 40 Number 1, Spring 2013
We have new work from Janet Shell Anderson, Alfredo Barnaby, John Bonanni, Isabel Brome Gaddis, Joseph Gross, Shannon Hozinec, Dan Lundin, Emily O’Neill, Ann Robinson, Michael Dwayne Smith, Christopher St. Leger, and Tony Walner. Additionally, resident critic Spencer Dew thoroughly reviews four books.
February 2013 [o]
Volume 1, Issue 1 [o]
This issue features poets J. Scott Brownlee, Heather Cox, Charles Rafferty, and Changming Yuan, as well as artists Joel T. Dugan, Anders Johnson, June Yong Lee, and Kate MacDowell.
Issue 2 [o]
Four Way Review’s second issue features poetry by Vievee Francis, Timothy Liu, Allison Seay, and others; fiction by Paul Lisicky, Megan Staffel, and others; and format that also showcases artwork, photographs, voice recordings, and more.
Volume 19 Number 1, 2013
Fourteen Hills 19.1 features an interview with Melanie Rae Thon, winner of the 2103 Gina Berriault Award. Writers include Douglas Kearney, Stephen Graham Jones, Maureen Seaton, Peter Kline, and more.
Volume 23 Number 1, Winter 2013
In This Issue: Conversations with John Wall Barger, Pamela Porter, and Mar’ce Merrell
Volume 5 Issue 2, 2013 [o]
Our latest issue includes poems by Laurie Barton, John Calavitta, Gail DiMaggio, John Grey, Danielle Hanson, William Wright Harris, Jnana Hodson, Steve Klepetar, Lisa C. Krueger, Anatoly Kudryavitsky, Fred Longworth, Paul Nelson, Anne Britting Oleson, Kristina Popiel, Nathan Prince, Amy Schulz, Lizzi Vignali, and Stephen Williams.
Volume 12 Number 1, Fall 2012
Illness may change how life is negotiated, but in this issue, it does not change people’s need to be heard. The land ahead may be unfamiliar, but the same humor, resilience, and desire propel our poets and essayists to chance the unknown and to chart the journey for us.
Volume 29 Number 2, 2012
Issue 29.2 of Louisiana Literature features poetry by Sarah Cortez, Don Johnson, Matthew Spireng, and Jeff Worley. The issue also contains prose by Peter Cooley, Mike Craig, Tony Leuzzi, and Kent Wascom.
January 29, 2013 [o]
A story called “Ghosts” by Brenda Ordonez is now up on matchbook.
Issue 4, 2013 [o]
Issue 4 contains our first featured interview: Maine poet Gibson Fay-LeBlanc discussing his debut book of poetry, Death of a Ventriloquist. Issue 4’s featured poets include: Peggy Aylsworth, Robert Boucheron
Donelle Dreese, Noah Kucij, Kelly Michels, Martin Ott, Mark Simpson
Thera Webb, Charlie Weber, Jerrold Yam.
Number 125, Winter 2013
The Disquiet of Men: in which we skirt tragedy, watch marriages wither, and seek direction while riding the rails.
Number 17, Winter 2012
Issue 60, 2013 [o]
The poetry in this issue was guest-edited by Marc Vincenz. Marc has curated a lovely set of work, mostly by folks who are new contributors, but also some work by some of our regulars, such as Brad Rose and Howie Good. There’s a piece of fiction. An unusual “The Note” by your humble servant. And more.
Volume 45 Number 1, Fall 2012
Volume 2 Issue 2, January 2013 [o]
Our January 2013 issue is filled with brilliant poems and prose by Laura E. Davis, Leah Sewell, Jen Ferguson, Sarah Leavens, Daniel Romo, Virginia Smith, Kate Sparks, and many other amazing writers.
Volume 7 Issue 63
“Our Dying Planet”
Volume 3 Issue 1, Winter 2013
In this issue: a review of a Songs from the Edge: Hazel Leach Performed by PLoTS; an interview with poet Traci Brimhall; poetry by Michelle Bonczek, Rhonda Lott, Dana Koster, and others; an essay by A. A. Balaskovits; art by Jamie Vasta; and Fiction by Louella Bryant and Erika Swyler.
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Volume 37 Number 2, February 2013
Volume 26 Number 2, February 2013
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American Poetry Review
Volume 42 Number 1, January/February 2013
The Jan/Feb issue of APR features 12 new poems by Jane Rohrer; new poems and an essay on the painting Phillip Guston by David Rivard; Carmen Boullosa’s “Angel Sound, Mexico City” translated by Catherine Hammond; Arielle Greenberg on Feminist Poetics; an interview with Annie Finch; new poems by Aaron Balkin, Robert Bly, Joanne Dwyer, Carl Dennis, Ann Emerson.
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January 22, 2013 [o]
Read “A Dance with Dad,” a personal essay by Shannon E. Kennedy.
Brick
Number 90, Winter 2013
Brick 90 includes interviews with British novelist Edward St. Aubyn and poet Alice Oswald, memoir by Christine Pountney and Valeria Luiselli, an intimate look at the work of Canadian artist David Milne, and reviews by Joshua Weiner, Grant Buday, Craig Proctor, and our very own Linda Spalding and Laurie D Graham. The issue features new writing from Teju Cole, Dionne Brand, Robert Hass, David Thomson, Juan Gabriel Vásquez, Colm Tóibín, Jim Harrison, and more.
Cold Mountain Review
Volume 41 Number 1, Fall 2012
This issue of CMR features the creative nonfiction of Erin Pushman and Sonya Lea as well as poetry from Lisa Hammond, Bill Brown, Terry Ann Thaxton, Elizabeth Hoover, and other notable contributors. It also includes fiction from Elizabeth Genovise and Julian Hoffman, a stunning photo essay by Randi Ward, and Jason Waite’s extraordinary cover photograph.
Gargoyle
Volume 59, 2013
500 pages, a Steampunk cover photo, plus a reprint of Mark Terrill’s “Here to Learn: Remembering Paul Bowles” o.p. chapbook, Mark Spitzer’s “Polemic: The History of Pirated English-Language Translations of Jean Genet’s Poetry” alongside Ned Balbo, Emily Carr, Michelle Disler, Gloria Dyc, Sylva Fischerova, Allison Hedge Coke, Charles Holdefer, Robert Kloss, Sandra Kolankiewicz, Gary J. Shipley, Terese Svoboda, Eleanor Ross Taylor, Paul West, Kirby Wright, and lots more.
The Malahat Review
Volume 181, Winter 2012
This winter, The Malahat Review celebrates the life of the late Daryl Hine, by featuring his image on our cover and publishing 5 of his poems. This issue also features the winner of our 2012 Constance Rooke Creative Nonfiction prize, Carla Funk’s “Returning.” Also, prose by Bill Gaston and Ann Darby; and poetry by John Reibetanz, David B. Goldstein, 2012 Far Horizons Award-winner Kalya Czaga, and 2011 Bronwen Wallace Award finalist, Raoul Fernandes.
Sleet
Winter 2013 [o]
Sleet 2013 Winter Supplement has arrived! We feature an irregular by Mark Doty, icy landscape photography by Ryan Rodgers, an interview with landscape painter Stuart Loughridge, plus a small candy box of assorted wonders!
Southern Humanities Review
Volume 46 Number 4, Fall 2012
Many selections in this issue speak to myth and mythmaking. Judith Dancoff offers an imagined portrait of the historical Annie Oakley, already a living myth when she performs with Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show in Paris. Mariko Nagai explores the myths Japan holds true about itself, Patricia Foster argues that myths about writing can restrict the creative spirit, and Teddy Macker advises the academy to disbelieve the myth of technology. Melissa Dickson’s poems depict Ovid’s characters, and Craig Beaven’s suggest the myths we tell ourselves in order to feel better. Other contributors: Bill Snyder, Greg Moglia, Warren Slesinger, Chad Parmenter, Catharine Savage Brosman. Excerpts at our website.
Southern Review
Volume 49 Number 1, Winter 2013
A Connecticut origami convention, an accidental fall into a Delacroix painting at the Met, and an elephant sanctuary in Thailand feature in new stories by Katherine Heiny, Peter LaSalle, and Ian Bassingthwaighte. Essays include Aisha Sabatini Sloan’s examination of race, her family’s Italian ancestry, Fellini, and Pinocchio, and a personal essay by Steven Harvey about his mother’s life as a nursing student and young wife and mother in Dodge City in the 1940s and 1950s. New poems by Philip Schultz, Deborah Flanagan, Greg Wrenn, Maggie Smith, Kevin Prufer, and many others.
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Volume 2 Issue 3, January 2013
Featuring work by Faith Gardner, Christian Anton Gerard, Rachel Hinton, Nicolette Kittinger, Delaney Nolan, Andrew Plattner, Nate Pritts, Andy Yeh, and more.
January 2013 [o]
Contributors: Andrew Battershill, Carly Berg, Mandy Alyss Brown, Joshua Browning, Matthew Burnside, Frank Cademartori, Peter DeMarco, Christopher DeWan, Chris DeWildt, Chris Fradkin, Parker Fritz, Kristen Forbes, Daniel J. Glendening, Jeremy Gluck, Tawnysha Greene, Ted Haynes, Bob Kalkreuter, Steve Karas, Will Kaufman, Brian Kayser, Joseph Lambach, Anna Llewellyn, Gregory Marlow, Amanda Morris, Uzodinma Okehi, Jim Ryals, Michael Schrimper, Samuel Snoek-Brown, Lee Stoops, Katherine D. Stutzman, and Dillon J. Welch.
Volume 16 Issue , Autumn 2012
Volume 2, Fall 2012
Border Crossing is a literary and arts journal published by Lake Superior State University’s Creative Writing Program. We’re committed to publishing the best work by American and Canadian writers. Volume 2 contributors include Al Maginnes, Valerie Wohlfeld, Jeremy Dae Paden, Bernadette Geyer, Bess Fox, Mark Jacobs, and Andrew F. Sullivan.
Issue 2, Fall 2012
draft features first and final drafts of stories and poems along with interviews with authors about their creative processes. Issue 2 contains a story by Alicia Erian, author of Towelhead, and a poem by Donald Dunbar from his book Eyelid Lick which won the Fence Modern Poets’ Series.
Volume 14 Number 6, Special Issue 2012
Twice-Told Tales
22, 2012
January 26, 2013 [o]
New in columns: Cassie Premo Steele’s “Reader Response to Being a Natural Mother.” New in Literary Reflections: Libby Maxey’s “Now Reading: January 2013.” New in Reviews: Gillian Marchenko’s “Maternal Belonging as a Means to Freedom: A Review of Three Recent Short Story Collections.”
Volume 55 Number 4, Late Fall 2012
Features work by Percival Everett, Christine Sneed, Alex Dimitrov, and Melanie Braverman, as well as reviews of contemporary works of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry.
Volume 54 Number 2, Winter 2013
Volume 10 Number 26 Issue Number 174, January 2013
“Break Me In and Out” by Kindall Gray
Volume 41 Number 1, Fall 2012
“If Ingerested Seek Professional Help”
Volume 5 Number 2, 2013 [o]
This latest issue features an essay by Kathleen Rooney and a special section devoted to Dinty W. Moore’s Field Guild to Writing Flash Nonfiction.
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Number 2, Fall-Winter 2012/2013
Volume 21 Number 4, March 2013
“Life is Touch. Here’s How to Deal With It.”
Volume 42 Number 4, Winter 2012
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Able Muse
Volume 14, Winter 2012
Includes the winning story and poems from the contest winners and finalists. Featured artist: Nicolas Evariste. Featured Poet: Catherine Tufariello; (Interviewed by Uche Ogbuji). Spotlight Poet: Ted Kooser. Fiction: Carole Rosenthal, Lewis Buzbee, Evelyn Somers, Gigi Mark, Adrianne Aron. Essays: Gregory Dowling, Derek Furr, Michael Cohen, Peter Byrne. Poetry: Richard Wakefield, Catharine Savage Brosman, Timothy Murphy, Lorna Knowles Blake, Wendy Videlock, Thomas Carper, Tony Barnstone, Leonard Kress, Elise Hempel, Stephen Harvey, Victor Hugo, Catullus, Len Krisak, Rose Kelleher, Kathryn Locey, Annabelle Moseley, Ted Mc Carthy, Peter Kline, John Beaton, Sarah White, Susan McLean, Susan Cohen, Jeanne Wagner, Bruce Berger, Richard Meyer.
Asymptote
Issue 9, January 2013 [o]
Our second anniversary issue includes an interview with Edmund White about all things French and friendship, an exclusive excerpt from the new novel-in-letters-to-an-American-soldier by Amélie Nothomb, a surreal and funny excerpt from the 2012 Akutagawa Prize-winning author Toh EnJoe (plus a brand new interview), and a defense of Mo Yan by Dylan Suher. Plus, the author of T.S. Spivet, Reif Larsen, interviews his Dutch translator.
Chattahoochee Review
Volume 32 Number 2-3, Fall/Winter 2012
Special Focus: Ireland. The issue includes work from Fióna Bolger, Cróna Gallagher, Nancy Harris, Kevin Higgins, Gavin Lavelle, Ed Madden, Orla McAliden, John McManus, David Mohan, Mary Morrissy, Gregory Kirk Murray, Nuala Ní Chonchúir, Annemarie Ní Churreáin, Val Nolan, Márie T. Robinson, Anakana Schofield, Andrew Stephens, Matthew Sweeney, Patrick Toland, Eoghan Walls, Barrett Warner, and Jesse Weaver.
Green Mountains Review
Volume 25 Number 2, 2012
New Poetry from Jill Osier, Melissa Queen, Ben Aleshire, Eileen Myles, Denise Duhamel, Olena Kalytiak Davis, Stephanie Brown, Emilia Phillips, Julianna Baggott, Mark Halliday, James Hoch, Lee Ann Roripaugh, Norman Lock, Adrie Kusserow, Gary Soto, Sarah Messer, Barbara Murphy, Chelsea Rathburn, Chad Davidson, Dana Roeser, Brian Russell, Angela Vogel, Dana Gabrielle Russo, G. C. Waldrep, and Lindsey Alexander. Essays by Timothy Kenny and Eileen Myles. Fiction by Suzanne McNear, Molly Giles, John Weir, Jason Schwartz, Tom Whalen, James Robison, A. L. Snijders (tr. Lydia Davis), and Patricia Duncker. Interviews from Brian Russell and Eileen Myles.
Iowa Review
Volume 42 Number 3, Winter 2012/13
In this issue: landscapes on a train, accidentally stalking Rod Stewart, Flight 800 and Catastrophe Theory, multiple “multiple choices,” sock puppets at Smiling Goat, a moody Woodsman with a rust-colored beard, Still Life with Power Tools, and where are you really from?
Ninth Letter
Volume 9 Number 2, Fall/Winter 2012-13
Fiction: Terry Dubow, Leyna Krow, Mary Miller, Ricardo Nuila, Elizabeth Schulte. Nonfiction: Roxane Gay, Brandon Davis Jennings, Jen Percy, Edward Kelsey Moore. Poetry: Gladys Justin Carr, Keith Dunlap, Maggie Glover, Jeremy Allan Hawkins, Lilah Hegnauer, Jennifer Luebbers, Michael Mlekoday, Luisa Muradyan, Jenn Marie Nunes, Chelsea Wagenaar, Yona Wallach (translated by Linda Zisquit). Poetry Feature: Six poems by Ted White and Rachel Farrell’s “The Genesis of Ted White.” Translation Feature: Elizabeth Lowe, “Clarice Lispector and the Art of the Crônica”; Clarice Lispector (translated by Elizabeth Lowe), “Human Heat”, “Forgiving God”; Elizabeth Lowe, “The Passion According to C.L.: An Interview with Clarice Lispector”
Plume
Issue 19, January 2013 [o]
Our current issue presents a fine array of new work from Annette Barnes, William Trowbridge, Tom Sleigh, Sherman Alexie, Phillis Levin, Nina Cassian, Maureen Seaton, Daniel Bourne, John Kinsella, Jessica Greenbaum, Jay Parini, and Cythnia Cruz. Work received this month includes new poems, among others, from Diane Martin, Marilyn Mackey, Peter Jay Shippy, Juliana Baggot, Kathleen Flenniken, Tony Hoagland, and Rosanna Warren. This month’s cover art, as promised, is by Guy Mendes, a self-described “old school, black & white, wet darkroom photographer” who in forty years has most prominently produced three exquisite books.
Seneca Review
Volume 42 Numbers 1-2, Spring/Fall 2012
Essays by Kim Adrian, Susanne Antonetta, Emily Bobo, Paul Crenshaw, Katharine Coles, Sharon Dolin, Sheila P. Donohue, Matt Donovan, E. A. Farro, Tessa Fontaine, Matthew Gavin Frank, Ryan Grandick, Barbara Haas, Chris Haven, Geoff Hilsabeck, Michael Ives, Brenda Miller, Donald Platt, Natania Rosenfeld, Aylen Rounds, Emily Viggiano Saland, Jennifer Sinor, Angela Stewart, Noel Thistle Tague, Marci Vogel, and Nicole Walker. Poetry by Karen Alkalay-Gut, Ronny Someck, Rosa Alice Branco, Alexis Levitin, Jim Davis, Clint Garner, Jerry Mirskin, W. M. Lobko, and Eliot Khalil Wilson.
South Loop Review
Volume 14, 2012
The current issue of SLR features the winning essay “Belongings Of” by Shawn Fawson of SLR’s 2012 Contest judged by Ander Monson. It also includes interviews with Claudia Rankine, John Bresland, and Tom Montgomery Fate. Essays, photography, and artwork by Jodi Adams, Doyle Armbrust, Pamela Baker, Tim Bascom, Morgan Bazilian, Craig Bernardini, Andrew Breen, Deb Durham, Geri Gale, Matthew Gasaway, Theo Greenblatt, Maddison Hamil, Colin Hatch, Laura Story Johnson, Emily Leithhauser, Catherine Lewis, J.D. Lewis, Jessica McCaughey, Micah McCrary, Susannah B. Mintz, Adriana Paramo, Jericho Parms, Marc Perlish, Eleanor Paynter, Jenny Sadre-Orafai, Arlie Sims, Jill Talbot, Steven Teref, Thao Thai, Chris Varner, Cameron Walker, and Vicki Weiqi Yang.
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Volume 38 Number 2, Fall 2012
In bilingual format, this issue of IPR offers readers poetry translated from eight different languages, including Spanish, Portuguese, Mayan and Hebrew. As always, there is a portion of the magazine dedicated to poets who write in English. The Book Review section this time focuses on works translated from German.
January 12/20, 2013 [o]
New in Columns: “Senior Mama” by B. L. Pike. Recently in Creative Nonfiction: “Underwater” by Angel Sands Gunn. In Fiction: “Sympathetic Creatures” by Amy Hassinger. In Literary Reflections: “Essential Reading: Beginnings” by Libby Maxey.
Volume 6 Issue 4, December 2012
This issue features cover art by Ramiro Davaro-Comas, short fiction by Meg Pokrass, Myra King, and Nicole Shea, and poetry by Bill Wolak and Michelle Valois, to name just a few contributors.
Volume 10 Number 1, 2012
To commemorate ten wonderful years, Redivider 10.1 features a cover designed from previous cover art. Our brand new fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and art, is coupled with the winners of the 2012 Beacon Street Prize, our annual fiction and poetry contest. Now also available in ebook via our website and amazon.
Number 7, Fall/Winter 2012
This issue marks Sugar House Review’s three-year anniversary with poetry from Gaylord Brewer, Nick Demske, Sean Thomas Dougherty, Teri Youmans Grimm, Jeff Hardin, Jay Hopler, Lyn Lifshin, Richard Robbins, and more.
Jan/Feb 2013 [o]
“Fallen Idols” by Elizabeth Titus is a personal essay that’s already generated fascinating comments. In “What’s a Creative Writing Program Good For?” Fred Setterberg reviews We Wanted to Be Writers, recollections by Iowa Writers’ Workshop alums from the Class of ’77. In addition, we will spotlight prose poetry. We’ll publish nine poets in all, with a new one featured every Wednesday.
Volume 18 Numnber 1, 2012
Contest 2012 & Final Print issue
Number 3, January 2013
TSR 3D explodes with game-changing covers and continues to be the most innovative avant-garde lit journal in this sector of the Galaxy! With works by Edward Abbey, Lew Welch, Gary Snyder, Gerald Locklin, Antler, Ed Sanders, Jean Genet, Molly Kat, Heather Cox and more, you better run for your life!
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Volume 38 Number 1, Fall 2012
Volume 15 Number 4, November 2012
Number 5, Winter 2013 [o]
featuring work by Ashley Suzan Beck, Theodore Boyer, Crisco Thunder, Stefan Hengst, J. David McKenney, Brian Newell, Sean Slaney, Ninni Timola, David J. Wheeler, and Eric Wines
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Jan 13, 2013 [o]
“Pregnant,” a short story by Eena Ruffini now online. Ruffini is a writer and journalist based in Washington D.C. She writes fiction, fact, and the occasional Thank You card.
Kenyon Review
Volume 35 Number 1, Winter 2013
Featuring the winners of the 2012 Short Fiction Contest, and new work by Alexander Yates, Eli Waldron, Jamie Quato, Asali Solomon, Jacob Newberry, Rebecca McClanahan, Patricia Vigderman, Robert Hollander, Joelle Biele, Grace Schulman, Adam Giannelli, Atsuro Riley, Eamon Grennan, Cynthia Cruz, Dan Beachy-Quick, Andrew Hudgins, Lo Kwa Mei-En, Carolina Ebeid, Amy McCann, Rebecca Givens Rolland, Traci Brimhall, and Emilia Phillips.
MAKE
Issue 13, Winter 2012
Highlights of MAKE’s first bilingual issue “Exchange/Intercambio” include Spanish to English translations of work by up-and-coming Mexican author Brenda Lozano (who is also a contributing editor), award-winning author and editor Álvaro Enrigue, essayist Veronica Gerber, Sergio A. Aguillon-Mata, and more; as well as first time English to Spanish translations of work by Dagoberto Gilb, Megan Stielstra, Josh Harmon, and many more. The issue also includes new translations of poems by Luis Felipe Fabre, Juan Carlos Flores, and more. Muralist Roy Villalobos is the exclusive illustrator for the issue, and artist Alejandro Almanza is the guest portfolio editor.
Missouri Review
Volume 35 Number 3, Fall 2012
The latest issue of The Missouri Review is titled “Risk” and it’s filled with stories, essays, and poems exploring dogged courage, risks we are forced to take, and the consequences when we fall (or rise). This issue features new stories by John J. Clayton, Michael Byers, Lauren Acampora, and Kate Rutledge Jaffe; poems by Christopher Robinson, Margaree Little, and Tryfon Tolides; nonfiction by Carolyn Miller and Ewa Hryniewicz-Yarbrough; an arts feature on Louise Brooks; and an interview of poet T.R. Hummer. Get a copy and savor!
New Letters
Volume 79 Number 1, 2012
79.1 features an essay, lithographs and paintings by late nature artist William Wind McKim and digital prints by artist Leonard Koenig; an interview with Don Lee, author of The Collective, and fiction by Kim Addonizio, Wendell Mayo, and Brian Doyle. Poetry in the issue is by Carolyne Wright, Steve Davenport, Albert Goldbarth, Adrian C. Louis, and John Olivares Espinoza, among others.
Prairie Schooner
Volume 86 Number 4, Winter 2012
The Winter 2012 issue is an exceptional one, featuring a portfolio edited by Sherman Alexie. This collection consists of poetry and fiction from a diverse group of Native American writers: Adrian C. Louis, who reflects on aging; dg okpik, who challenges traditional form; Erin Bad Hand, with her direct perspective on death and the soul; Sara Marie Ortiz, who explores human legacy; and various others. The issue includes many other poems and stories by writers such as Sudeep Sen, Rebecca Foust, and Randall Kenan, and features reviews of work by Toni Morrison and Sheila Maldonado.
Salamander
Volume 18 Number 1, Winter 2012/13
Part One of Salamander’s 20th Year Anniversary Edition, featuring stories by 2012 Fiction Contest winner Lynne Butler Oaks and Honorable Mention Jenn Chan Lyman as well as stories by Lynne Sharon Schwartz, Dana Diehl, and Daniel Pinkerton. Poetry by Leslie Williams, Yehoshua November, Wesley Rothman, Fred Marchant, Lori Wilson, Ben Berman, Kim Triedman, Adam Day, Gregory Lawless, Amy Dryansky, and others.
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Absinthe: New European Writing
Volume 18, 2012
Absinthe 18 features a short play by Vlad Zografi, poetry & prose by Marie-Claire Bancquart, Nichita Stanescu, Pia Tafdrup, Sladjan Lipovec, Marco Candida, Kristina Lugn, Hernan Migoya, Marko Pogacar, Iulian Ciocan, Jose Corredor-Matheos, Kamil Bouska, Jiri Brynda, a brief intro to Galician literature featuring Xabier Cordal, Anton Lopo, Anxo Rei Ballesteros, and Manuel Rivas, and cover art and a portfolio by Cyril Kuhn.
Asian American Literary Review
Volume 3 Issue 2, Fall/Winter 2012
Winter 2012/2013
Our current issue contains poems by over 60 poets, including: Tory Adkisson, David Corcoran, Shira Dentz, Denise Duhamel, Ray Gonzalez, Arielle Greenberg. David Lehman, Dana Guthrie Martin, Hermine Meinhard, Hai-Dang Phan, Polonskaya Anzhelina (translated by Andrew Wachtel), Lydia Ship, Melissa Stein, G.C.Waldrep, Charles Harper Webb, Terence Winch and many more.
Issue 41 [o]
Our January 2013 issue features new work from Heather Sellers, Sven Birkerts, Nin Andrews, Lee Martin, Brian Doyle, Robin Hemley, David Jauss, Thomas Larson, to name just a few. Also, craft essays by Philip Graham, Mary Clearman Blew, Cynthia Newberry Martin, and an interview with Terry Tempest Williams marking the release of her new book When Women Were Birds.
Winter 2012
Work Issue - Featuring “Come or Bleed” by Richard Manning
Volume 39 Number 4, Fall 2012
Issue 4, Autumn 2012
Volume 14, 2012
The Abnormal Issue
Number 8, 2012
Interview: Rebecca Brown. New work: Rebecca Brown, Nate Pritts, Craig Watson, Zeke Hudson, Mark Young, Noah Falck, C.S. Carrier, Megan Burns, Christine Reilly, Jacob Bennett, Dennis Etzel Jr., David Wanczyk, Kimberly Alidio, Pattie McCarthy, Genna Kohlhardt, Scott Abels, Nicholas Grider, Laura Neuman, Kristi Maxwell, Chris McCreary, Jennifer Phelps, Bern Porter.
Volume 49 Number 5, December 2012
The Gothic Heart of Peter Straub’s World
Number 75, Fall 2012
January 14, 2013 [o]
Read “Sally the Immortal” by Joe Baumann today.
Volume 10 Number 25 Issue 173, December 2012
“The Soul Keeps the Body Up” by Amity Gaige
Volume 14 Number 3, Fall 2012
OMQ’s writers give us straight talk on what keeps their heads above water, and clear-headed fictional and poetic explorations of illness, recovery and life in general. Also included: a book review of David Foster Wallace’s biography and the Honorable Mentions of the 2012 BrainStorm Poetry Contest for Mental Health Consumers.
January 10, 2013 [o]
Alexander C. Kafka on Soul Food Junkies; Jeff Rich on photographer Jacquelyn Sparks and her series documenting Haskell County, Oklahoma; Christy Lorio on fashion designer Kimberly Noland; and Hal Crowther on our sports-centric South (in light of Alabama’s BCS title).
Numbers 76 - 78, Fall 2012
Volume 9 Number 1 [o]
Rahi Rezvani, Jeff Katz, John Smelcer/John Updike, Jose Rodeiro, Jim Palombo, Scott “Galanty” Miller, Robert Scotellaro, Alan Britt, Mark Levy, C. Goodison, Fred Roberts, Jonathan Evans, Molly Goldblatt, Bill Dixon, Martin Rosenberg, Eric Schafer, Mary-Ellen Campbell, David Ray/Roy Steele, Tom Bair, Elizabeth Anderson, John Bellinger, William Tyree, Walter Gurbo & More ...
Issue 2, Winter 2013 [o]
We’re sophomores: Our second issue is now out. In issue two you’ll find short fiction, short short fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction. You’ll also have the opportunity to listen to each of our authors read their pieces out loud.
January 2013 [o]
We kick off this magazine season with some fantastic authors—that I’m sure you will all know: Brad Meltzer, Kay Hooper, Brad Taylor, Lisa Gardner, and Kane Gilmour. We continue to strive to bring you the very best coverage in the suspense / thriller / mystery / horror genre and 2013 will be no different.
Fall 2012
Volume 132, Winter 2013
This issue features writing by W. S. Di Piero, Alberto Manguel, Javier Marias, Kay Ryan, Dean Young, and many other excellent writers.
Issue Number 6, November 2012
In the only literary magazine that marries fiction with art, Thrice takes a dark turn in the latest issue. Work by Eric J Guignard, Andrew Stancek, Robyn Parnell, Stephanie E. Dickenson, James Claffey, and many more.
Voume 6 Issue 2, Winter 2012/2013
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Number 162, January/February 2013
Issue #162 features Black History and Struggle, with essays by Gloria House on SNCC and Alan Wald on African American Left Feminism; Dianne Feeley on “Right to Work for Less” in Michigan; Christopher Phelps on the Paternalism of Eugene Genovese; Norm Diamond on Worker Occupations; much more!
Volume 34 Number 1, November/December 2012
In Focus: Arab-American Literature
Corporate Responsibility Magazine
November/December 2012
Holding to Account
Volume 20 Number 1, January/February 2013
Number 87, Winter 2012
Issue 87 features a profile on fine press printers Barbarian Press, a photo essay called "I Am Here," riffing on the classic postcard sentiment "wish you were here," and dispatches and columns by Stephen Osborne, Dan Francis, Alberto Manguel, and the winners of our annual Erasure Poetry Contest.
Fall 2012
PULSE is a voice for bioregional sustainability, education and culture produced by Planet Drum Foundation, San Francisco CA. This issue includes articles on community building in Ecuador, rethinking economics with bioregional values, reports from bioregional groups in Italy and Australia, as well as book reviews.
Volume 17 Number 4, Winter 2012/2013
The winter issue of Rain Taxi includes interviews with Devin McKinney, EJ Levy, and Tim Nolan, reviews of books by Enrique Vila-Matas, Charles North, Michelle Naka-Pierce, David Ferry, and Virginia Woolf, and much more! PLUS: a conversation with Louis Jenkins and Mark Rylance, the Chapbook Corner, the latest installment of “The New Life,” and still more!
Volume 98 Number 1, January/February 2013
Polarized: Levity and Gravity at the Ends of the Earth
Number 60, November 2012
Features: 1) a historical-materialist discussion of mass shootings; 2) five articles on popular movements around the world, including a strategic discussion of the Occupy movement; 3) three articles discussing recent developments in Cuban economic policy; 4) one review-essay and eleven book reviews.
Volume 41 Number 3 Issue 283, 2012
Volume 26 Number 1, January 2013
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Georgia Review
Volume 66 Number 4, Winter 2012
Politically tinged essays by two Pulitzer Prize-winning poets; frighteningly beautiful fiction set in the immediate aftermath of 9/11; grimly-yet-whimsically satirical installation art from South Africa; the letters of a spurned literary critic to her famous and famously disturbed poet-husband; poems taking off from an English painting and from a Frenchman’s famous study of the early United States; reliquaries in Prague, France, and a Canton, Ohio, backyard; the tale of a lunatic evangelical grandmother in South Carolina; sex among the anacondas of South America; America’s best poetry critic; and much more. Subscribe before the Spring 2013 price increase.
Hampden-Sydney Poetry Review
Number 38, Winter 2012
Contributors to this issue include Mary Kovaleski Byrnes, Melisa Cahnmann-Taylor, Todd Davis, Paul Dickey, Stephen Dunn, Sarah Edwards, Julian Farmer, Jessica Greenbaum, Lisa Grove, Charlene Langfur, Karen An-Hwei Lee, Alexis Levitin, Cleopatra Mathis, Ana Minga, Hannah Faith Notess, Jacquelyn Pope, Rebecca Givens Rolland, Mary Ann Samyn, Thom Satterlee, Allison Seay, A. E. Stallings, David Thacker, Lee Upton, Carmen Váscones, Wendy Videlock, Jeanne Murray Walker, Lu You and Tang Wan, Eleanor Wilner, Valerie Wohlfeld, Liang Yujing, and Linda Stern Zisquit.
Hayden’s Ferry Review
Issue 51, Fall/Winter 2012
This issue includes work from contributors Joe Aguilar, Mikhail Aizenberg, Elena Alexieva, Monica Berlin, Traci Brimhall, James Brubaker, Colleen Coyne, Caleb Curtiss, Denise Duhamel, Judith Edelman, Silas Hansen, Caitlin Horrocks, Leyna Krow, Kirsty Logan, Matthew London, Beth Marzoni, Miha Manzinni, Charles McLeod, Christian Patterson, Emilia Phillips, Liz Robbins, Brynn Saito, Vincent Scarpa, Marcus Wicker, and more.
Michigan Quarterly Review
Volume 51 Number 4, Fall 2012
Tung-Hui Hu’s lyrical take on nineteenth-century life in a lighthouse off the coast of Wales, Craig McDaniel on color and perspective in Bonnard, Molly McQuade on Wim Wender’s tribute to Pina Bausch, Jeffrey Meyers on Thomas Mann in America. Fiction by Mimi Herman, Sharona Muir, Dina Nayeri, Dalia Rosefeld, Charles Antin, Bipin Aurora, and Donald Yates. Poetry by Angie Estes, Patricia Clark, Chris Cunningham, Sarah Messer, Nance Van Winckel, and Mark Wunderlich.
Poetry
Volume 201 Number 4, January 2013
Poems by Sara Miller, Barbara Hamby, Brad Leithauser, Fanny Howe, Julian Stannard, Matthew Nienow, Barbara Perez, Shann Ray, Robin Robertson, Wendy Videlock, and Kelly Cherry. Antagonisms by Michael Robbins, Jason Guriel, Laura Kasischke, Peter Campion, Daisy Fried, and Ange Mlinko. Prose by Ilya Kaminsky and Peter Cole.
Ruminate
Issue 26, Winter 2012-2013
Poetry by Richard Cole, Michelle Regalado Deatrick, Joshua Robbins, Kathleen Henderson Staudt, Kait Burrier, Mary Jo Balistreri, Julie Hensley, David Oestreich, Renee Emerson, Don Thompson, Scott Cameron, Luci Shaw, Diane School, Joey Locicero, and Jean Tucker. Fiction by Shannon Skelton and Paul Stapleton. Nonfiction by Heather M. Surls and a review by Linda McCullough Moore. Plus visual art by Laura Hennessy, James Hapke, and Zacheriah Kramer.
SNReview
Fall/Winter 2012 [o]
SNReview's new issue features fiction by Whitney Call, Mike Clough, Jackie Craven, Richard Holinger, Joseph O’Malley, Bonnie Sedgemore, and Adelaide B. Shaw; creative nonfiction by Joe Baumann, Joseph Conlin, Richard Schmitt, and Martin Sprott; and poetry by Nabin Kumar Chhetri, Amanda Hempel, Lowell Jaeger, Igor, Erika Meyers, Sonnet Mondal, Mark Petrie, Gerald Solomon, Laura Solomon, and Robert Joe Stout.
SRPR (Spoon River Poetry Review)
Volume 37 Number 2, Winter 2012
Our current issue highlights this year’s Editors’ Prize winners, chosen by David Baker. You'll find new poems by our featured poet, Linda Gregerson, followed by a whip-smart SRPR Interview with Gregerson by Joanne Diaz. Don’t miss the savvy SRPR Review Essay by Joyelle McSweeney on violence in contemporary US poetry and her discussion of new books by Richard Greenfield, Ben Kopel, and Khadijah Queen. Other contributors include Bill Stobb, Gabriel Gudding, Jack Collum, Laynie Browne, Ewa Chrusciel, Ricardo Pau-Llosa, Jonathan Skinner, Jennifer Militello, and Adrian Matejka, among many others. Cover art by Jason Reblando wraps up this fabulous issue!
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Volume 2, Fall 2012
Volume 29 Number 1, Spring 2012
69, Fall 2012
Contests, awards, an ongoing Poet-in-Residence mentoring program, and an endless supply of the best Canadian poetry. Check out the lions and lobsters, the minces and mooses in #69, our new kids issue. And check our website for information on everything else.
Issue 1 [o]
ARDOR’s inaugural issue offers work from Academy of American Poets and Newcomb Prize winners alongside debut writing by exciting new voices. In this issue we feature fiction by Andrew Dutton alongside four poems by Peter McNamara. A short interview with each of our featured writers is available following their work.
January 2013 [o]
Start the year off right by checking out the January issue of Blue Lake Review, featuring new fiction offerings from the likes of Carl Wooton, Mitzi McMahon, Gary V. Powell, Kimberly Cusimano, Edmond Stanberry, and Brandon Monk; great new poetry, too, from Donna Freeman, Lenore Weiss, Michael Lee Johnson, Adam Gerard, and John Harper.
Volume 47 Number 2, 2012
Number 45, 2012
“About Seeing”
January 2013 [o]
We welcome Christopher Lettera, Dana Chamblee Carpenter, and Randall Martoccia to our pages for the first time, where they join returning favorites, K. Marvin Bruce and the indomitable Ryan Werner.
January 5, 2013 [o]
New column “Cabin Fever” by Nicole Stellon O’Donnell as well as new poetry by Renee Emerson, Cheryl Weibye Wilke, Gillian Wegener, and Janette Ayachi.
Volume 53 Number 4, Winter 2012
The issue showcases nine new poems by James Tate alongside
poems by John Ashbery, Richard Jackson, Dara Wier, Franz
Wright, and Philip Metres, as well as prose by Mike
Magnuson, Mandy Keifetz, Gary Amdahl, and Kim Townsend.
Translated from Italian, a story by Antonion Tabucchi is
also included.
December 31, 2012 [o]
Prose by Anthony Varallo: “John Updike”
Issue 19, 2012 [o]
Our fiction section includes the Alaskan gravediggers of Pete Pazmino’s “Tundra” and an unemployed man caught up with corporate revelers along the green rivers of Chicago’s St. Patrick’s Day in Ian Stansel’s “Everybody’s Irish.” And Angela Ball and Jessica Murray’s lively and thoughtful conversation about Ball’s work is the latest addition to our interviews.
Volume 33 Number 1, 2012
MAR’s new issue features winners from all three of our yearly contests, work by Tania Runyan, Oliver de la Paz, Jeremy Griffin, and Maureen Seaton, and a reflection on the 1962 National Book Awards.
Issue 1, Fall 2012 [o]
Find out from Peter Knegt, “How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Have Sex in Gay Art Porn”! Theodosia Henney asks, “How do you Know the Bride?” And Betsy Warland explores dream-like liminality in “Oscar of Between”! Plus, new writing from 2012 Journey Prize nominees Nancy Jo Cullen and Trevor Corkum, Emilia Nielsen, Alex Leslie, and more!
Number 28, 2012
A scintillating, in-depth look at eight poets from both sides of the cultural and linguistic divide, this issue of Japan’s longest-running bi-lingual poetry journal features Japanese women poets Takako Arai & Ito Hiromi alongside English-language poets from America and Ireland, including Adele Ne Jame, Paula Bohince, and Ann Fisher-Wirth.
Issue 4, 2012
The 2012 issue of Poetry South runs a special feature of Carolyn Elkins’ poems and interview. It also publishes 23 poets and 2 translators, including Blues poet Sterling Plumpp, Angela Ball, Dana Gioia, Ted Haddin, Randall Horton, and Patrick Pritchett, and a review on Gioia’s Pity the Beautiful.
Issue 59 [o]
Issue 59, “Introspection and Rodeo” is now available, to set the tone for your entire 2013: Richard J. Fleming, Tom Sheehan, Timothy McLafferty, John Riley, Robin Wyatt Dunn, Sarai Austin, pd lyons, Colin Dodds, Alex Stolis, Michelle Reale, Robert McDonald, Morgan Harlow, Charles Springer, Michael Kriesel, Dale Patterson, and Ernest Williamson III.
Volume 50 Number 2, Summer 2012
2, 2012
Unstuck returns with more than 500 pages of elephant men and minotaurs, magic charms and lost islands, talking dogs and miniature husbands, orphans reared in libraries, zombie bank robbers, mechanical cattle, and many other curiosities.
Volume 28 Number 3, Winter 2012
Fiction from Ron Carlson, Jennifer duBois, and Vanessa Veselka. Poetry from John W. Evans, Carolyn Miller, and Lucas Howell. Artist Wendy McNaughton’s pen-and-ink history of a San Francisco pier and the neighborhood that’s formed around it. And West Coast noir from Dawna Kemper, E.G. Willy and others.
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December 2012/January 2013
Issue 6, Winter 2013
Issue 6 includes essays on pop music’s obsession with its own past, what a workable socialism might look like today, the twenty-first century job search, sickness and nutrition, Mad Men, crime scene photography, and a symposium on animals featuring (among others) philosophers Gary Francione and Christine Korsgaard.
Volume 42 Number 3, Fall 2012
“Quebec Students Pave the Way,” “Japan Workers Coop Union Face the Tsunami Attack,” “The Tactical Use of Art,” “Labor History for the Future,” and more.
Sponsor Literary Magazines
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Asymptote
Fall, October 2012 [o]
Asymptote’s Fall issue features an interview with Yiyun Li, poems by Cole Swensen, Ruth Padel and Beverly Dahlen, new fiction by Aamer Hussein and Breyten Breytenbach, the journals of Hervé Guibert, a 1492 novel, Arnon Grunberg on J.M. Coetzee, our first ever graphic novel excerpt, a review of the latest César Aira, part II of a Sinophone 20 Under 40, and the Olympics’ Poetry Parnassus exhibition.
Literary Juice
December 2012/January 2013 [o]
The new edition of LJ is finally here, with works by Mark Jacobs, Simon Perchik, Bryan Merkc, April Chye, and Lynn L. Sloan.
New England Review
Volume 33 Number 3, 2012
New fiction by Norah Charles, David Guterson, Ihab Hassan, Stephen O’Connor, Leath Tonino and Adrienne Sharp; poems by Howard Altmann, Geri Doran, Robin Ekiss, Brendan Grady, Jennifer Grotz, Margaree Little, John Poch, Mark Rudman and Jake Adam York; nonfiction by Sara Maitland, Anne Raeff, Craig Reinbold, George Santayana and Myles Weber. Plus Isabel Fargo Cole’s translation of Franz Fühmann.
Plume
Issue 18, December 2012 [o]
In the current issue we offer new poems from Campbell McGrath, Julie Sheehan, Christina Pugh, David Baker, Gennady Aygi(translated by Alex Cigale), David Huddle, Geoffrey Nutter, Kathleen Flenniken, Katie Ford, James Longenbach, Louis Calaferte (translated by John Taylor), and Ron Smith. Work received this month includes new poems from Sally Bliumis-Dunn, John Kinsella, Sydney Lea, Jonathan Galassi, C. Dale Young, Alice Deery, Lawrence Matsuda, Tess Gallagher, Phillis Levin, John Skoyles, Nina Cassian, Angie Estes, Christopher Howell, and David Rivard.
World Literature Today
Volume 87 Number 1, January/February 2013
In January 2013, WLT showcases 2012 Neustadt Prize laureate Rohinton Mistry as well as a special section on poetry trails, “Finding Poetry Under the Open Sky.” Other highlights include short stories by Peter Orner (US) and Cyril Dabydeen (Guyana/Canada), poetry by Mark Tredinnick (Australia) and Lauren Camp (US), and essays on the work of PEN Haiti and the “immediacy of influence” in Hungarian literature.
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Issue 10, December 15, 2012 [o]
Winter 2012 [o]
The Winter Issue features the works of Darvin Babiuk, Stephanie Bouzounis, Alex Temblador, David K Wheeler, Abraham Elm, and Rory Meagher.
Fall 2012 [o]
DMQ Review is pleased to announce the release of the Fall issue featuring the poetry of Resa Alboher, C. Dylan Bassett, Darren Demaree, Mary Donnelly, Bradley Harrison, Mark Heinlein, Lucas Jacob, Craig Kurtz, Cynthia Manick, Jill McDonough, Laura Orem, and Peter Jay Shippy, with artwork by Michael Neary.
December 29, 2012 [o]
New in Reviews: “Literary Creation and Formation: A Review of Alison Bechdel’s Are You My Mother?” by Sonya Huber.
Issue 121, December 2012 [o]
In this month’s issue, we bring you “Into the Woods” by Amelia Boldaji, J.A. McCaroll’s fantastically fantastical “Sniff,” Ruth Brandt’s more scientific, yet no less delightful approach to the magical in “Superstitions,” and Jane Wright’s “The Amazing Rain.” To round things off, we offer you Mike Scott Thompson’s “The Real Miracle.”
Volume 9 Number 1, January/February 2013 [o]
Featuring Rahi Rezvani, Jeff Katz, John Smelcer/John Updike, Jose Rodeiro, Jim Palombo, Scott “Galanty” Miller, Robert Scotellaro, Alan Britt, Mark Levy, C. Goodison, Fred Roberts, Jonathan Evans, Molly Goldblatt, Bill Dixon, Martin Rosenberg, Eric Schafer, Mary-Ellen Campbell, David Ray/Roy Steele, Tom Bair, Elizabeth Anderson, John Bellinger, William Tyree, Walter Gurbo & more.
Issue 8, 2012 [o]
Flânerie for the 21st Century: Winter 2012. With Tina Barry, Enid Smith Becker, Philip Dacey, George H. Northrup, Jerry Ratch, Althea Romeo-Mark, James Scott, Tamara Sellman, Catherine Simpson, Carol Lavelle Snow, Gina Williams & Brenda Yates. Cover art by Sherry Karver.
Sponsor Literary Magazines
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Crazyhorse
Number 82, Fall 2012
Featuring the winners of the Crazyhorse Prizes in Fiction and Poetry, Amina Gautier and Lo Kwa Mei-en; our nominees for the Pushcart Prize, Molly McNett, Edward Mayes, Wayne Miller, and AaronGwyn; translations of Jean-Paul de Dadelsen and Ingela Strandberg; fiction from Karen Munro, Karen Brown, Nona Kennedy Carlson, and Caitlin Horrocks; essays from Peter Stine and Lia Purpura; and poems by Mary Ann Samyn, Sarah Gridley, Matthew Minicucci, John A. Nieves, Katy Gunn, Eric Weinstein, Karen An-Hwei Lee, Deirdre O’Connor, Allison Hutchcraft, John Estes, Monica Berlin, and others.
Fugue
Issue 43, Summer & Fall 2012
Issue #43 features: poetry by Ansel Elkins, David Cadzen, Dylan Mounts, Anne Switzer, Michael Derrick Hudson, Julie Judkins, and Jeff Tigchelaar; fiction by Josie Sigler, B. Pelcz, and Geoffrey Robert Waring; nonfiction by Natanya Ann Pulley, Signe Jorgenson, and Mark Beaver.
Still Point Arts Quarterly
Number 8, Winter 2012
This issue features work from Still Point Art Gallery’s current exhibition—Sacred Time - Sacred Space. Also included are portfolios by photographer Chuck Kimmerle (Wyoming, The Unapologetic Landscape); photographer Clyde McCulley (Maine and Canada, Homage to Edward Hopper); painter Tatiana Roulin (Massachusetts, Vibrant Still Life); and painter Kajal Zaveri (California, Celebrations). Literary work includes fiction by John King (Abridgments); an essay by David Gardner (Beyond the Music), a personal reflection by Danelle Augustin (The Mondrian Experience), and an artist biography by Alexis Wolf (The Hidden Gardens of the Musée Claudel). Poetry in this issue is provided by Lorraine Schein and Crystal Swift.
Stone Voices
Number 6, Winter 2012
This issue features portfolios by mixed media artist Takanori Aiba (Japan; Adventures of the Eyes); painter Rae Broyles (Georgia; Pause); and painter Kristin Reed (New York; The Shift: A New Beginning). Several articles explore the topic of imprisonment: Naomi Beth Wakan explores imprisonment generally as it relates to art; M. M. DeVoe writes about political prisoners struggling with the meaning of art; and Marsha Bailey Anderson contributes a true story about a prisoner who remains dedicated to his craft. Also included is a piece by David Denny. Regular columnists are Peter Azrak, Vincent Louis Carrella, Frances Share, and Theresa Sweeney. Poetry is from Naomi Beth Wakan and Heather Nicaise.
West Branch
Number 71, Fall 2012
This issue features Joelle Biele, Paula Bohince, Laurie Ann Cedilnik, Kevin Craft, Rosalynde Vas Dias, Jehanne Dubrow, Karen Holmberg, Michael Derrick Hudson, Matthew Ladd, Eva Lundsager, Roger Mitchell, Jennifer Moore, Lenore Myka, Matthew Salesses, Page Hill Starzinger, Adam Tavel, and Nicole Walker.
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Volume 10 Number 2, Fall/Winter 2012
Volume 27, Winter 2012-2013
Number 3, Fall/Winter 2012
Volume 59, Fall 2012
Letters by William Gaddis. Essays on monsters. A symposium on The Word. Groundbreaking, risk-taking, immaculately realized poetry and prose from contemporary masters and emerging voices including William H. Gass, Lydia Davis, Jonathan Lethem, Robert Coover, Shelley Jackson, China Miéville, Rae Armantrout, Brian Evenson, Peter Gizzi, Rosmarie Waldrop, and others.
Number 92, Winter 2012-13
Volume 14 Number 5, 2012
This issue features three short stories and four poems, including our 2012 Discovered Voices Fiction Prize winner: “The Girl Who Lives Here,” by Mary Jo Melone. Additional content includes an interview with Melone and the inaugural installments of two new columns from managing editors Aaron Alford and Landon Houle. Other contributors include Abby Geni, Asha Falcon, Charles Hughes, Juan J. Morales, and Carrie Shipers.
Kugelmass: A Journal of Literary Humor
Number 3, mid-to-late 2012
Our third issue offers never-before-seen literary humor from the funniest among us. Stories from Robert Atwan, Courtney Maum, Sophie Kipner, essays by Roxane Gay, Jenny Allen and poetry (yes, poetry) from David Kirby, Denise Duhamel and Amy Lemmon, Mark Cunningham (and more!).
December 17, 2012 [o]
Scott Daughtridge, has a story up at matchbook right this very minute. It is called “Scarred Hands.”
Issue 79, December 10, 2012 [o]
Our year-long celebration of Louisiana music continues, with rolling web updates of writing pulled straight from our pages. Don’t miss Duncan Murrell on the paradoxes of authenticity in music, Amanda Petrusich, Chris Rose, L. Kasimu Harris, Philip Sasser, and Harrison Scott Key.
Winter 2012-2013 [o]
In this issue: ‘American Screen Legends: Claudette Cobert’ by Ray ‘Rusty’ Strait, ‘City Chicken’ by JoLynne Buehrin, ‘The Amazing, Aging Brain’ by Lynne Spreen, ‘My Writing Affair’ by Judy Howard, A Wrinkl;ed Suit’ and ‘Lessons on Wheels’ by Linda Hendrickson, ‘First Tentative Steps’ by Stan Hendrickson, ‘A Fairness Manifesto’ by Gary Beck, and poetry by Peggy Wheeler and Lillith Babellon.
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Volume 82 Number 1, Winter 2013
Voices of Reason
Issue 157, Winter 2012
Communities’ new issue focuses on Endings and Beginnings. Communitarians write about the challenges and growth that happen when the reins of community leadership pass between generations, and when groups undergo other major changes. We also learn about personal transitions and life-transforming experiences, both in and out of community.
Issue Number 58, 2012
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Colorado Review
Volume 39 Number 3, Fall/Winter 2012
This richly layered issue features this year’s Nelligan Prize for Short Fiction winner Matthew Shaer, along with terrific new fiction by Elise Juska, Erin Kasdin, and Edward Porter (AWP Intro Journals fiction winner). We have also have nonfiction by Judith Adkins on genealogy and the modern family and by Bill Capossere, who examines his family history through the lens of space travel. Finally, fabulous poems by a host of new and familiar voices: Peter Balakian, Eric Baus, Hadara Bar-Nadav, Alex Lemon, Maxine Chernoff, Tomaz Salamun, and so many others.
Gemini Magazine
December 2012 [o]
This issue features the winners of the 2012 Gemini Magazine Flash Fiction Prize. Slovakian-born Andrew Stancek has won first place and a $1,000 award for “Always There,” a vivid snapshot of a military occupation as seen through the eyes of a 13-year-old boy. Cindy Rosmus won second place for “Heal Me,” about a cancer patient who attends a healing mass given by a rather antagonistic priest. Third place is “The Strangers of Dubai” by Victoria Kelly. Plus: four honorable mention stories and poetry from Cynthia Manick and Lyn Lifshin.
The Louisville Review
Volume 72, Fall 2012
Poetry from Britton Shurley, Molly Curtis, John A. Nieves, Hugh Behm-Steinberg, Darren C. Demaree, Murray Silverstein, Kathleen Hellen, Kirsten M. Holt, Nicole Robinson, Missy Brownson, Kristina Bicher, Terry Hermsen, Jonathan H. Scott, Martha Greenwald, Frank Montesonti, Marci Rae Johnson, L.S. McKee, Tania Runyan, Colleen Abel, Caroline A. LeBlanc, Andrew Najberg, and Rob McAlister. Fiction from Philip F. Deaver, Melissa Pheterson, and Alex Taylor. Creative Nonfiction from Ellen Hagan, Sophia Efthimiatou, Judy Sobeloff, and Julie Polter.Drama from Gay H. Hammond, Henry Murray, Constance Congdon, and Arwen Mitchell.
The MacGuffin
Volume 29 Number 1, Fall 2012
To kick off Vol. XXIX of The MacGuffin, we’re featuring three poems by none other than the 2011-2012 US Poet Laureate himself, Philip Levine! Incidentally, we are excited to announce that Mr. Levine will serve as guest judge of our 18th National Poet Hunt Contest which kicks off in April (details to be released in our Winter issue)! If you missed the announcement last September, the winners of Poet Hunt 17 appear on page 70. Also included in this issue are the haunting photographs of German-born artist, Sven Fennema, who fills in the pages of our annual in-color Fall issue.
Ploughshares
Volume 38 Number 4, Winter 2012-13
Ploughshares editor-in-chief Ladette Randolph and poetry editor John Skoyles compile this Winter issue, which features the work of several distinguished writers as well as the winners of the Emerging Writer’s Contest. The issue features fiction about the Bei Piao, the aimless twenty-somethings who wander modern Beijing (“Days of Being Mild,” by Xuan Juliana Wang), the legacy of anti-Semitism in Belgium (“Strawberries,” by Karl Taro Greenfeld), an essay about a painful high school production of The Miracle Worker (“Heather, 1984,” by Kate Flaherty), and poetry by Carl Dennis, Barbara Hamby, Ellen Bass, Afaa Michael Weaver, and many more.
Poetry
Volume 201 Number 3, December 2012
The Q&A issue with poetry by Lucie Brock-Broido, Mary Karr, Richard Kenney, Marilyn Chin, David Harsent, Tom Sleigh, Atsuro Riley, Sharon Dolin, Eliza Griswold, Dana Levin, and Michael Lista.
The Straddler
Winter 2013 [o]
The winter2013 issue features James Kenneth Galbraith on muddling towards the next crisis; Trevor Paglen on black sites, secrecy, and “The Last Pictures”; Poetry by Dell Lemmon, Frederick Speers, and Nathan Gunsch; “Proper English as Monument” by Josh Lederman; comic fiction by Eddie Lombardi and Todd Pate; Daniel Schensul on counterfactuals and commentary; and James Comerford and Dan Monaco on Barack Obama as the consultant we deserve.
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December 4, 2012 [o]
This month, enjoy a heart handful of poems from skilled wordsmith Peter Bethanis.
Winter 2012 [o]
Celebrating one year online with poetry from Kristen Abraham, Becca Barniskis, Allie Marni Batts, Amanda Cobb, Patricia Caspers, Bianca Diaz, Mercedes Lawry, Joseph Millar, Joel Peckham, Dan Pinkerton, Diana M. Raab, Robin Richardson, Brook J Sadler, Barry Seiler, James Valvis, Pui Ying Wong. Fiction from Peter DeMarco, Eva Jablow, Mellinda Hensley, Vito J. Racanell and nonfction from Tim Bass, Jim Krosschell, Cinthia Ritchie.
Volume 3, 2012 [o]
Volume Three features bold new prose, poetry, and art, with work from Eleanor Bennett, David Brennan, JJ Cromer, Anne Hays, Richard Klin, Mira Martin-Parker, Evan Smith, Julia Stroud, and Meg Thompson.
Volume 9 Number 2, Winter 2013
December 2012 [o]
Welcome back to decomP for our December 2012 issue, featuring new work from Bleuzette La Feir, Naomi Ruth Lowinsky, Thomas Mundt, Marilyn Ringer, kelly schirmann, Rachell Sumpter, and Geoffrey Robert Waring. Additionally, resident critic Spencer Dew reviews John F. Buckley & Martin Ott’s Poets’ Guide to America and Mike DeCapite’s Creamsicle Blue.
Volume 35 Number 3, Autumn 2012
December 8, 2012 [o]
In Columns: “After Sandy” by Ona Gritz. In Creative Nonfiction: “Africa or Disney World?” by Rachel Pieh Jones and “Notes from a Napkin” by Kate Barry Oliviero. In Fiction: “A Winding Silver Path” by Amanada Oosthuizen and “Cat’s Eye” by Jeannine Bergers Everett. In Literary Reflections: “Essential Reading: Grandmotherhood” by Libby Maxey.
Number 2, Fall 2012 [o]
This issue features poetry by Julia Cohen, D.E. Steward, J. Mae Barizo, fiction by Beth Couture and Cheryl Diane Kidder, nonfiction by Joanna Clapps Herman, and art by Ernest Williamson III.
Issue Number 172 Volume 10 Number 24, December 2012
“Goodbye, Bear” by E.B. Lyndon
Volume 35 Number 4, 2012
Labours
December 2012 [o]
This issue includes the Best of 2012 and reveals our newest award “The Crimson Scribe.” We are honored to bring you some great interviews including Richard Belzer and Simon Tolkien. Something else makes this issue very special, because of all the support you have given us over the years, we made this issue FREE for everyone.
Volume 52 Number 1, Fall 2012
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Agni
Number 76, 2012
Fiery significations—of place, of past, of self. Artist Lesley Dill’s striking figurations set the tone of engaged encounter. Nonfiction by Jeffrey Mehlman, John Kinsella, Dinah Lenney, Susan McCallum-Smith, and others. Stories by David Huddle, Wendy Rawlings, Tamas Dobozy, and Victoria Lancelotta; poetry from Sharon Olds, Eamon Grennan, David Wojahn, Patricia Lockwood, with translations by Christopher Middleton, Hoyt Rogers, and Ewa Hryniewicz-Yarbrough.
anderbo.com
November 23, 2012 [o]
New poetry on anderbo includes “Just Before Love” by Katie Hopkins Gebler and two poems by Eric Parker.
Beloit Poetry Journal
Volume 63 Number 2, Winter 2012/2013
The Winter 2012/2013 issue includes poetry by Melissa Barrett, Nayelly Barrios, Chana Bloch, Jennifer Boyden, Sarah Browning, Eamon Grennan, John A. Nieves, Ricardo Pau-Llosa, Simon Perchik, Brian Sneeden, G.C. Waldrep, Patrick Whitfill. Steve Wilson, Monica Zobel, and more, plus John Rosenwald’s review of The Best American Poetry 2012.
Cimarron Review
Issue 181, Fall 2012
Cimarron Review’s Issue 181 features more stunning photography from Oklahoma native Shane Brown, as well as provocative poetry from Sandra M. Castillo, Susan Grimm, Sean Patrick Hill, Rachel Mennies, and Adam Day. Readers everywhere will delight in the short stories of Katie Cortese, Michael Cooper, and Jacqueline Kolosov. Two engaging essays about animals by Pamela Alexander and Caroline Sutton round out the issue. Finally, we’re pleased to include translations of poetry by Jean-Paul de Dadelsen and Maung Pyiyt Min (translations by Marilyn Hacker and Ko Ko Thett and James Byrne, respectively).
Grain Magazine
Volume 40 Number 1, Fall 2012
“Fractures” (40.1) is a smashing collection of poetry and prose intent on breaking through violence, abuse, and heartache. The idea that you heal or you die is proven and disproven in the brave works within this issue. Even the fuzzy middle ground between living and dying, nothing and rebirth, is explored in Ian Bullock’s piece “Brother in a Coma.” The artwork in our Fall issue is by Bruce Montcombroux, whose drawings are full of fractures healed over with unlikely parts—lumber and rope amidst metal bones. Featuring new nonfiction by Kirby Wright, new fiction by Andrew F Sullivan, and new poetry by Joan Shillington.
Greensboro Review
Number 92, Fall 2012
Dan Albergotti, Jamie Amos, Shiloh Booker, Abigail Browning, Wayla J. Chambo, Travis Wayne Denton, Ansel Elkins, Matt Hart, A. Van Jordan, Spencer Kealamakia, George Looney, Thomas Lux, Jeff Martin, Rose McLarney, Sheryl Monks, Lauren Moseley, Victoria Bosch Murray, Dan O’Brien, Andrew Payton, Marielle Prince, Doug Ramspeck, Amanda Rutstein, Emily Schulten, Alan Shapiro, Max Somers, Renee Soto, Peter Stenson, Jake Adam York
High Desert Journal
Issue 16, Fall 2012
Fiction and nonfiction by Kim Stafford, Harrison Candelaria Fletcher, Allen Morris Jones, Amy Ragsdale, Kathryn Marie ‘Dixie Nevada Smith’ Weikel, David Stentiford, Patti Murphy, Phillippe Diedrich, Brooke Williams, and Jamie Houghton; poetry by Melissa Mylchreest, Laura Winter, Zayne Turner, and Paulann Petersen; and art and photography by Lisa Pounders, Adrian Arleo, Terri Warpinski, and Susan Moldenhauer.
Indiana Review
Volume 34 Number 2, Winter 2012
This issue features compelling fiction by Graham Cotten, Becky Hagenston, and Alissa Nutting; innovative nonfiction by Ander Monson; visual art by Jenny Fine; and daring poetry by Jennifer Chang, Steve Healey, and others, including the winner of our 2012 Indiana Review Poetry Prize, judged by Dean Young.
Prick of the Spindle
Issue 3, Fall 2012
Prick of the Spindle announces the release of its third print edition. Issue 3 (Fall 2012) includes guest artists Loren Kantor, Los Angeles-based woodcut artist (cover and interior art), and Chris Friend (interior illustrations). Poetry Open Competition No. 2 First Place winning poem by Elizabeth Weber is also featured in this edition, alongside poetry by M. Pfaff, Marcia Arrieta, Steve Longfellow, and others; fiction by Mary Byrne, Eric Grunwald, Shannon Robinson, and others; a review of work by Paisley Rekdal; nonfiction from Josie Brown and John M. Gist; and an interview with Kyle Minor.
Rattle
Volume 18 Number 2, Winter 212
Issue #38 also includes a large selection of open poetry, interviews with formalists Rhina P. Espaillat and Timothy Steele, and the 2012 Rattle Poetry Prize winners. In addition to the $5,000 winner, Heidi Shuler’s “Trials of a Teenage Transvestite’s Single Mother,” subscribers are invited to vote for the first annual $1,000 Readers’ Choice Award from among the finalists.
River Styx
88, 2012
The most recent issue of River Styx is based on the theme of the end of the world. Contributors include Bruce Bennett, Lee Upton, Albert Goldbarth, Juliana Gray, Gary Leising, Michael Salcman, Rachel Christilles, William Greenway, Dorianne Laux, Lawrence Raab, Alison Pelegrin, Maura Stanton, Michael Derrick Hudson, Erika Meitner, Greg Pape, Gaylord Brewer, Andrew Hudgins, Jeffrey Hammond, Robert Finch, George Singleton, and Geoff Schmidt.
St. Petersburg Review
Numbers 4 &5, 2012
SPR 4/5 contains poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and drama by 83 authors and 23 translators from around the globe including Polina Barskova, Arielle Berstein, Vashti Bowlah, Rosa Alice Branco, Laura Maria Censabella, Linor Goralik, Mamle Kabu, David Kaplan, Dmitry Kuzmin, Sydney Lea, Lily Liu, Timothy Liu, Mu Xin, Nducu wa Ngugi, Dan O'Brien, Amadou Lamine Sall, Tatiana Shcherbina, Kathleen Spivack, Catherine Tice, and Alexei Tsvetkov.
Southwest Review
Volume 97 Number 4, 2012
Published in this issue—essays by Gorman Beauchamp, Paul Crenshaw, Michael Katz, Lynn Levin, and Patricia Vigderman; fiction by J. F. Glubka and Jacob Newberry; poetry by Brian Culhane, Nicholas Friedman, Susan Elizabeth Howe, Edison Jennings, Gardner McFall, Nadine Sabra Meyer, John Reibetanz, Danielle Sellers, and Michael Shewmaker. Featured is a story by Paulette Livers, winner of the 2012 David Nathan Meyerson Prize for Fiction. This issue also contains the annual index.
Tin House
Volume 14 Number 2, Winter 2012
Keep the winter chills at bay with new stories and poetry from Karen Russell, Steven Millhauser, Mary Ruefle, Stuart Dybek, Amelia Gray, Monica Ferrell, William Gass, Brandon Shimoda Diane Williams, Charles Baxter, and more. Plus an interview with William Gass and an essay by Benjamin Percy.
Wallace Stevens Journal
Volume 36 Number 2, Fall 2012
Essays by Kathryn Chittick, D. Zachary Finch, David Letzler, Brendan Mahoney, James Pearson; poems by Kallima Hamilton, Jay Griswold, Wesli Court, Fred Dings, Stella Vinitchi Radulescu, Patricia Corbus, Diana Ben-Merre; and reviews by Robin G. Schulze, James Longenbach, Lisa M. Steinman, Axel Nesme, and Edward Ragg.
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Number 171, Fall 2012
This issue contains an interview of, and poems by, David Adams Richards; Reading Poems as Prayers, an essay by Thomas O’Grady; poems by Marilyn Bowering, Robert Currie, Elizabeth Green, & others. Plus stories about Dogs, Hockey Sticks, & more.
Number 122, Winter 2012/2013
LITERATURE—Mark Z. Danielewski by Christopher O’Riley, and Fanny Howe by Kim Jensen. MUSIC—David Lang by Nico Muhly. THEATER—Rude Mechanicals by Eric Dyer. FILM—Cristian Mungiu by Liza Béar. FIRST PROOF: FICTION—George Minkoff, Trey Sager, and James Hannaham. POETRY—Lewis Warsh, Suzanne Wise, Karen Green, and Daniel Borzutzky.
Volume 20, Winter 2012/13
A bilingual exploration of the Tolstoy readers never knew, from Tolstoy the didact to Tolstoy the philosopher and of course the novelist.
Issue 12, Fall 2012 [o]
Number 17, 2012
Welcome to our ten-year anniversary issue! Featuring playful lists-of-ten from Steve Almond, Robin Black, Syd Lea, Dorianne Laux, Howard Mosher, Bruce Smith, and others, you’ll also find a pick-your-path adventure, two ghost stories, a Sendak celebration, and Pam Houston’s essay “Corn Maze” about the labyrinthine nature of fiction and nonfiction.
Issue 7, Fall 2012 [o]
We’ve got a wonderful lineup of poets, including Anne Marie Rooney, Leora Fridman, Rob MacDonald, and Laurie Saurborn Young!
Issue 120, 2012 [o]
The theme this month is Africa, with which we mark a new beginning and officially welcome Andrew Lloyd-Jones as our new magazine editor. We hope the pieces we’ve chosen here provide you with a warm glow and act as a natural antedote to those of you suffering from the seasonal disorder otherwise known as the winter blues.
Issue 12, Winter 2012 [o]
We proudly present the work of Jack Austin, Steve Gronert Ellerhoff, C.B. Heinemann, Hayden Hibbard, Dylan Jesse, David Klein, Barth Landor, dl mattila, David Owen Miller, and Tamara Kaye Sellman.
Volume 4, Fall 2012 [o]
Each drink category features five to six poets, displaying a wide range of aesthetics and a mix of both new and established writers. Enjoy!
Volume 6 Issue 3, September 2012
Volume 6 Number 1
Feature work from: Selena Anderson, Garrett Ashley, Lauren Becker, S.G. Childress, Jasmine Dreame Wagner, Nicolle Elizabeth, Bryce Emley, Kendra Fortmeyer, Gabrielle Lucille Fuentes, Scott Garson, Elisabeth Geier, L.P. Griffith, Elise Hunter, Simon Jacobs, Jason Joyce, Benjamin King, Kenneth Kronenberg, Emily Link, Maxim Loskutoff, Dan Lundin, Sam Martone, and more.
Volume 77 Number 4, Fall 2012
This issue of NDQ features an critical essay by Allen Josephs focusing on the meaning of fishing in Hemingway’s work, Peter Obourn’s delightful short story, “Morgan the Plumber,” and an evocative memoir of the 1960s in Berkeley, “Walnut and Vine” by Wilhemina Condon along with other fiction, poetry, and reviews.
Issue 171 Volume 10 Number 23, November 2012
“Still Life” by Jason Ockert
Issue 6, Fall 2012 [o]
Otis Nebula’s sixth issue features poetry by John McKernan and Ulises Conti; video poetry by Marc Neys, a one act play by Lee Scrivner, non-fiction by R.B. Moreno and Stefene Russell, and fiction, if you can call it that, by Peter Golub, Peyton Burgess, and David Hancock. Plus more.
Number 2, October 2012
In 166 pgs. of “Valuable Estrangement” wrapped in darkly mysterious cover art by sculptor-filmmaker John Frame, PD2 presents sixteen original stories, twenty-one poems/prose poems, three essays, a review and six letter compositions. Contributors include Alma Alexander, Chris Gavaler, Dennis Ginoza, Rebecca Lilly, Jacob Rakovan and Eric Vithalani, among others.
Issue 19, Fall 2012 [o]
In addition to the Morton Prize winners, this issue contains new fiction by Richard Scarsbrook and rob mclennan; new poetry by Athena Csuti, Michael Lake, Andy Verboom, Nathaniel G. Moore, and Daniel Scott Tysdal; and a review by E. Martin Nolan.
Issue 58, 2012 [o]
This issue includes work by Helen Vitoria, Steve Tomasko, Francesco Grisanzio, Kim Suttell, Alexandra C. Fox, Melaney Poli, Charles Darnell, John Grey, Helen Losse, Timothy Gager, Simon Perchik, Bill Christophersen, Rich Murphy, Geordie de Boer, Catherine Zickgraf, Karen Greenbaum-Maya, Ian C. Smith, I. Roy-Faderman, and Amy Fitzsimons.
Volume 2 Issue 4, 2012 [o]
Spittoon 2.4: Posterior Spider includes creative nonfiction, fiction and poetry by Kristy Bowen, Matthew Lykins, Laura Madeline Wiseman, Brent Terry, and David Rawson, to name just a few.
Number 3, Fall 2012
Issue 13, 2012 [o]
It features an interview with essayist John Jeremiah Sullivan as well as conversations with SNL writer Simon Rich and comedian Myq Kaplan. It has poetry by Annie Christain, a new graphic essay by Stephen J. West and flash fiction by Roxane Gay. It also has the best essay about having sex in carwashes we’ve read this year.
Volume 47 Number 3, Fall 2012
This issue includes an essay by Alan Noble on the problem of discourse in McCarthy’s THE CROSSING, a study by Martha Viehmann on Canadian First Nations poet Pauline Johnson, and a collaboration between Amy Hamilton and Tom Hillard, exploring temporal borders of the literature defined as western within the United States.
Volume 66 Number 3, Fall 2012
Health Rights at the Crossroads: Women, New Science, and Institutional Violence
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Volume 33 Number 6, September/October 2012
Exanthropic Poetics
Volume 33 Number 3, 2012
Volume 36 Number 12, December 2012
Phew. Now What?
Volume 16 Number 1, Fall 2012
This issue celebrates our 15th anniversary! Another jam-packed issue that includes: - The PSY phenomenon: On the politics of representation in Korean popular music - Mira Chang's "Half the Sky" documentary project - Samulnori breaks through the silence - The films of Ki-young Kim - Captured in time: The photography of Nikki S. Lee - Food columns by Mary Lee Vance and Melissa Lee Wright - Essay/column section on a variety of topics –and more
Volume 21 Number 3, January 2013
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American Poetry Review
Volume 41 Number 6, November/December 2012
This issue features Matthew Rohrer (Translations from Hafiz), Lynn Emanual (Scene with Two Trees & Other Poems), Michael Broek (Weird & Bathetic—Tony Hoagland, The Office, and the Confessional Mode), David Wojahn (Bishop, Reagan, and the Making of North and South), Jacqueline Kolosov (The Art of Losing—Four Women Poets & Grief), plus new poems by John Ashbery, Jericho Brown, Matthew Lippman, and Rachel Zucker.
The Aurorean
Volume 17 Issue 2, Fall/Winter 2012-2013
The current issue of the Aurorean (Fall/Winter 2012-2013) marks its seventeenth continuous year as an independent poetry journal. This volume features the poetry of Steve Ausherman and Shelley Girdner. Other selected contributors include Kathy Butterworth, Corey Cook, Heidi Schulman Greenwald, Lydia Javins, Anne Britting Oleson, Mary Orovan, Edward J. Rielly, Marjorie Roemer, Russell Rowland, Thomas R. Smith, Richard Spilman and David Stankiewicz.
Glimmer Train Stories
Issue 85, Winter 2013
Stories by Karen Malley (winner of Glimmer Train’s Short Story Award for New Writers), Edward Hardy, Sanja Jagesic (winner of Glimmer Train’s Very Short Fiction Award), Susan Messer, Janis Hubschman, Clark Knowles, Baird Harper, Marjorie Celona, and Sari Rose. Interview with Pinckney Benedict, author of Miracle Boy and Other Stories. Sara Whyatt’s article on detained writers focuses this time on Iranian blogger Hossain Derackhshan.
Hudson Review
Volume 65 Number 3, Autumn 2012
The French Issue, including a compact disc of the songs of Thibaut de Champagne, features Jean Starobinski, Frederick Brown, E. M. Cioran, Thibaut de Champagne, Irène Némirovsky, François Villon, Valery Larbaud, Derwent May, Tess Lewis, Bruce Whiteman, William H. Pritchard, David Mason, Susan Balée, Brooke Allen, Erick Neher, Karen Wilkin, and Richard Horby.
Plume
Issue 17, November 2012 [o]
With the present issue, we offer—if I might boast just a little—another remarkable list of poets presenting what to my eye is some of their finest new work: poems by Arthur Vogelsang, Jim Bertolino, Kim Addonizio, Marilyn Kallet, Pamela Alexander, Sandra McPherson, Terese Svoboda, Timothy Liu, William Logan, Tom Sleigh, and Lloyd Schwartz. Some of these names you will see in successive issues. Work received this month includes new poems from James Longenbach, Jessica Greenbaum, Ron Smith, Bianca Stone (our first graphic poem), Amy Beeder, David Baker, Jim Daniels, Brian Swann, and Campbell McGrath.
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Issue 7 [o]
This issue features new work from Kurt Beals, Jen Zoble, Sandra Kolankiewicz, Karen Carcia, Harold Abramowtiz, Joshua Daniel Edwin, Russell Valentino, Elizabeth Cantanese, Nalini Abhiraman, James D’Agonstino, Brandon Homlquest, Ricardo Maldonado, Eric Parker, Cait Weiss, Katie Click, Elizabeth Mayer, Mathais Svalina, and Mike Edrington.
Volume 4 Issue 45 [o]
This week we’re showcasing our Fiction Writer of the Month, the inimitable Susan Buttenweiser (we asked, and it’s “buttonweezer”). Four damn good stories and an interview with our Fiction Editor, Jamie Iredell, are just the tip of the iceberg.
Volume 3 Issue 2, Fall 2012
Bone Bouquet publishes the work of female-identified writers, and this issue includes work from dawn lonsinger, Megan Burns, Christine Hou, and more. Cover design by Jana Vukovic.
Volume 18, October 2012
Issue 12, 2012 [o]
Volume 14 Number 4
“Waiting for the Enemy” by Brandon Davis Jennings (single author issue)
Volume 30, Fall 2012
Failure! themed issue
November 19, 2012 [o]
This week we feature Jennifer Diamond's first fiction publication: "Blood," about Amelia Earhart.
Volume 18 Number 4, Fall 2012
Hung Them Gently, Neatly
Issue Number 170
“The Imaging Center” by Erin McGraw
November/December 2012 [o]
Issue Theme: 50 Shades of Adaptation. The many incarnations of books, authors, and superheroes, including Rebecca, Emily Dickinson, and Batman. Also: flash fiction vs. prose poetry, the link between poets and painters, a songwriter influenced by In Cold Blood, and Richard Zimler on the two sides of Poland.
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Number 161, November/December 2012
Feature articles on How Chicago Teachers’ Strike Won; Workers’ Resistance Growing in China; Venezuela’s Long Road Forward; A Socialist Ecological Vision for the 21st Century; South Africa After the Marikana Mine Massacre. Reviews of books on Cold War Film Noir; Russian Revolution Revisited; and Obama’s Economy, Recovery for the Few.
Volume 14 Number 3, Fall 2012
Work and Dignity
Issue 69 Volume 17, Fall 2012
Brain. Body. Soul.
Volume 8 Number 18, October 2012
This Land Is Your Land?
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Anderbo
November 8, 2012 [o]
New “fact” on Anderbo—“Three Cheers” by Suzanne Lee. New poem on Anderbo—“Senescence (Peterson Park: Northport, MI)” by Kelly Conger.
Fiddlehead
Number 253, Autumn 2012
This autumn The Fiddlehead on Canada’s east coast and The Malahat Review on Canada’s west coast have joined together to showcase writers from each other’s region. In The Fiddlehead 253 we survey the writing of British Columbians from Canada’s first poet laureate George Bowering to Vanessa Li, who is publishing her first story. There is also an interview with Tim Bowling and a review of The Collected Poems of Patrick Lane. The cover artwork is by Nathan Birch. And don’t forget to check out our special West Coast-East Coast blog—it has additional content, including reviews, interviews and podcasts.
FIELD
Number 87, Fall 2012
FIELD 87 features a symposium on the work of Nobel prize-winner Tomas Tranströmer, including essays by Jean Valentine, Tony Hoagland, and Robert Bly. In this issue you’ll also find new poetry by Charles Simic, Marilyn Hacker, Chase Twichell, Anne Marie Macari, and much more.
Gettysburg Review
Volume 25 Number 4, Winter 2012
The Winter 2012 issue is now available. Featuring delightful prose, including stories by Norma Marder and Kim Magowan and essays by Cara Stoddard and Paul Zimmer, as well, as thought-provoking poetry including works by Gerald Stern and Adrian Koesters. Stunning art by Paul Hannon rounds out this delightful issue.
Southern Poetry Review
Volume 50 Number 1, 2012
Poetry in this issue comes from Jane Elkins, Jody Bolz, Hayden Saunier, Janet McNally, David Kirby, Susan Laughter Meyers, Diane Lockwood, Susan Schmidt, Chana Bloch, Floyd Skloot, John DesMarais, Richard Krohn, Ann Lauinger, Mary-Sherman Willis, Michelle Gillett, Jeff Miles, Fleda Brown, Craig van Rooyen, Don Colburn, Alexandra Teague, Debra Marquart, Kathy Whitson, Jacqueline Berger, Jeff Hardin, Steven Winn, Robert Brickhouse, Lynn McGee, and William Archila.
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November 6, 2012 [o]
Djelloul Marbrook may speak softly, but when comes to his intense, to-the-point poetry, he carries a mighty big stick. This week’s issue is just poems, and just Djelloul--and it’s all you need.it
Issue 3, Fall 2012 [o]
We have 10 amazing writers and 1 stunning visual artist: John Calavitta, Jim Elledge, Dan Encarnacion, Kamden Hilliard, Miah Jeffra, Bud Jennings, Joy Ladin, Eleanor Levine, Hilary Zaid, Yvonne Zipter, and Julianne Davis (Visual Artist).
Volume 41 Number 2, Fall 2012
You'll see why EVENT continues to be Canada's best little fiction magazine with new stories by Craig Davidson and Patrick Hunt, among others. There's also fresh poetry from Ken Babstock, Julie Cameron Gray, Jeramy Dodds, Jon Paul Fiorentino, Rachel Rose and Sue Sinclair. Plus reviews.
Issue 13, October 2012 [o]
This issue features returning poets as well as poets new to the Fib Review, which represent an international community of poets from Australia, Canada, Libya, New Zealand, the UK, and the US.
November 2012 [o]
Craig Wallwork returns to write about the Minotaur. Max Vande Vaarst illuminates a forgotten moment in Jersey history. Charlie Galbraith single-handedly restores our faith in the slushpile. Thomas Broderick reminds us that there’s nothing as good as a well-written story about people going insane in Antarctica. Daniel Davis warns us about the Giant Vacuum Men.
Spring 2012
Writers from 10 neighborhood workshops in Chicago explore the theme of “When I Am Free: Community Visions of Freedom and Liberation” in narrative and poetry. Illustrated with images from the L is for Liberation Collective’s “Radicalphabet” with an introduction by author and educator Quraysh Ali Lansana.
Volume 46 Number 1, 2012
Issue 1, September/October 2012 [o]
The first issue includes poetry from Tony Barnstone, Scott Beal, Jenn Blair, Jeff Kass, Kathleen Kirk, Norbert Krapf, Christopher Martin, Kevin Millar, Dale Patterson, Pepper Trail, David Walsh, and Karen Weyant; fiction by Sean Conaway, Joyce Goldenstern, Paul Jaskunas, and Dan Mancilla; and nonfiction by Chelsey Clammer.
Number 44, 2012
The American South
November 2012 [o]
John Connolly, D.J. McIntosh, Lori Armstrong and Richard Doetsch highlight this issue, but that is just the beginning. Anthony Franze sat down with John Lescroart in his ongoing series. Author of “Reich” Donald Allen Kirch brings us yet another great Stranger than Fiction article on Coral Castle.
Fall 2012
Guest Editor: Chip Livingston
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Volume 38 Number 2, Summer 2012
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Antioch Review
Volume 70 Number 4, Fall 2012
This “Johnny Appleseed and Other Legacies” issue features work from William Kerrigan, Jessica Raimi, Peter N. Carroll, Ralph Keyes, Tomasz Kamusella, Jeffrey Meyers, Andrew Grace, Sigman Byrd, Stefanie Wortman, Travis Mossotti, Jacqueline Osherow, Arthur Solway, Ernst Stadler, David Starkey, Mark Rubin, Claudia Burbank, Emily Rosko, Ariel Dorfman, Ed Allen, Jackson Bliss, Robin Romm, Bruce Jay Friendman, Robert S. Fogarty, and John Taylor.
Cerise Press
Volume 4 Issue 11, Fall/Winter 2012-2013 [o]
This issue of Cerise Press features a cover painting by Leonard Kogan; poetry by Kurt Brown, Lightsey Darst, Stuart Dischell, Christopher Howell, Virginia Konchan, Karen An-Hwei Lee, Mia Ayumi Malhotra, Wendy Mnookin, Rusty Morrison, Nathaniel Perry, David Welch, Kathleen Winter, Barbara Yien; translations of Francesca Pellegrino, Gleb Shulpyakov, Jadwiga Grabarz, Du Mu, Ouyang Xiu and others; essays on James Dickey, Bertolt Brecht, Germany’s Hostage Valley; interviews, reviews, fiction, photography and art.
Gulf Coast
Volume 25 Issue 1, Winter/Spring 2013
The Winter/Spring 2013 issue includes a roundtable discussion of genre-bending work with Eula Biss, Sarah Manguso, and Maggie Nelson, plus the winners of the 2012 Gulf Coast Prizes and two full-color art features, by Houston-based artist Kent Dorn and Mexico City-based artist Dr. Lakra. Also, work by Maggie Shipstead, Clancy Martin, Dean Young, Elizabeth Willis, Robin Romm, Susan B.A. Somers-Willet, and Norman Dubie.
Poetry
Volume 201 Number 2, November 2012
New poems by Elizabeth Spires, Hailey Leithauser, Vijay Seshadri, Casey Thayer, Idra Novey, Donald Revell, Katie Ford, Jim Harrison, Joanna Klink, David Yezzi, and Lisa Williams; a portfolio of poet photographs from the magazine’s history; a portfolio of work by the 2012 Ruth Lilly Poetry Fellows—Reginald Dwayne Betts, Nicholas Friedman, Richie Hofmann, Rickey Laurentiis, and Jacob Saenz; Clive James on quotable moments; a notebook by Adam Kirsch.
Skidrow Penthouse
Volume 14, 2012
This issue features poetry from Gaspar Orozco, Anna Adams, Paul B. Roth, Andre Oerke, Stephen Campiglio, Jeffrey MacLachlan, Errol Miller, Anthony Seidman, Michael Weston, Chet Hart, Mercedes Lawry, Rebecca Lilly, Dennis Saleh, Leigh Herrick, Margaret Gilbert, W. Todd Kaneko, Susan H. Maurer, Chocolate Waters, Tony Gloeggler, Randi Ward, Jim Cory, Lynne Potts, and more; fiction from Kristiina Ehin, Nitzan Blouin, Jiří Klobouk, Rosalind Palermo Stevenson, Patrick McKinnon, and Patrick Sugrue; and nonfiction from Stephanie Dickinson.
Southern Review
Volume 48 Number 4, Autumn 2012
This issue features new work by Kirstin Allio, Beth Bachmann, Tara Bray, Rick Bursky, Tamas Dobozy, Yahya Frederickson, Stephen Gibson, Mary Jo Firth Gillett, Albert Goldbarth, William Greenway, Jeff Hardin, David Hernandez, Maura High, Luke Johnson, Reese Okyong Kwon, Julia B. Levine, Priscilla Long, Michael McCarthy, Susan Laughter Meyers, Ange Mlinko, Chinelo Okparanta, Jill Osier, Donald Platt, Jamie Quatro, Doug Ramspeck, Susan Rich, Jay Rogoff, Regina Scully, Shane Seely, and Floyd Skloot.
World Literature Today
Volume 86 Number 6, November/December 2012
A portfolio devoted to Law and Literature headlines the November 2012 issue of WLT. Introduced by PEN Freedom to Write fellow Deji Olukotun, the section features stories, poetry, and essays inspired by the law. The issue also presents new fiction by Sandra Jensen (South Africa/Ireland), an essay on freedom in thework of Assia Djebar (Algeria), an interview with Marion Bloem (Holland), book reviews, new poetry, and much more.
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Issue 23
Special Feature: The Future of the Book
November 2012 [o]
Welcome back to decomP for our November 2012 issue, featuring new work from C. Dylan Bassett, Judy Bertelsen, Carine Brancowitz, Kawika Guillermo, Nathan Holic, Evan Iresmith, Emily Koon, Erika D. Price, and Kathryn Sukalich. Additionally, resident critic Spencer Dew reviews Matt Bell’s Cataclysm Baby and Judy Halebsky’s Space/Gap/Interval/Distance.
Volume 49 Number 4, October 2012
Quick-Change Artist: The Merry-Go-Sorry fiction of Cary Holladay
Number 74, Summer 2012
Volume 55 Number 3, Summer/Fall 2012
The Long Issue
Issue 57, 2012 [o]
This issue, “The Effects of Brainwashing,” includes work by Jeff Dutko, Karen Mandrell, M. N. O’Brien, Sundin Richards, Sy Roth, R. L. Swihart, Mark Danowsky, Pamela Klein, Daniel Hales, Florence Bocherel, Richard J Fleming, James Claffey, Scott Wiggerman, Michael Estabrook, Doug Draime, Catherine Simpson, and Andrew Brady.
Issue 2, November 2012 [o]
Issue Two features A.A. Garrison’s odd, experimental work, “The Wedding Bystander,” Thomas Messina’s edgy-but-strange “A Wild Ferment,” Dale Carothers’ highly unique, weird-fantasy adventure story, “The Lighthouse,” Cheryl A. Warner’s “It’s Not Safe Below,” and Stephen Moles’ “If You Ever Need a Shoulder to Cry On, Don’t Use Mine or You’ll End Up in Hot Water.”
Volume 1 Number 1, 2012 [o]
V1N1 features Eamon Grennan, Susan Terris, Suzanne Cleary, Billy Collins, Linda Pennisi, Ravi Shankar, Kim Roberts, Jim Daniels, and fifty others. If you’re familiar with the acclaimed Sunken Garden Poetry Festival, then you’ve a sense of our aim. SGPF and Theodate are sponsored by Hill-Stead Museum in Farmington, Connecticut.
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Volume 19 Number 6, November - December 2012
A bimonthly magazine for thoughtful GLBT people reaches a major milestone with the publication of this issue: #100! And to celebrate, brings back the most talked-about and important articles from past 99 issues.
Volume 55 Number 1, Autumn 2012
Woody Guthrie: His Enduring Legacy
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Creative Nonfiction
Issue 46, Fall 2012
Oi, mates—CNF’s gone Down Under, and what a world we’ve discovered! The new essays in this special “Australia” issue cover everything from “bikkies” to bora rings, floods to fires, and Captain Cook to Coober Pedy. Plus, Geraldine Brooks talks about how her correspondent years inform her fiction; Robert Dessaix praises the pleasures of gossip; guest editor Leah Kaminsky compares creative nonfiction to general medical practice; a survey of Australia’s contemporary literary landscape; and more.
The Malahat Review
Volume 180, Autumn 2012
This fall, The Malahat Review and The Fiddlehead collaborated on an exceptional venture to showcase the literatures of their respective coasts, with each magazine holding up a mirror to the other. “Essential East Coast Writing” presents the likeness that our mirror caught in the work of 37 writers (including: George Elliot Clarke, Anne Compton, Michael Crummey, Sue Goyette, Peter Sanger, John Steffler, and Lisa Moore) living in or with links to Atlantic Canada. This likeness is further refracted through reviews by eight West Coast authors about books by eleven of their East Coast peers.
The Sewanee Review
Volume 120 Number 4, Fall 2012
James L. W. West III, Merritt Moseley, and Scott Donaldson write on editing and publishing, Michael Gorra and Christopher McDonough write on the Library of America and the Loeb Library respectively, and Catharine Savage Brosman, Fred C. Robinson, and Marie Malchodi explore book collecting and rare books. Philip Terzian discusses the peculiarities of the reading life, and W. Brown Patterson writes on the King James Bible. Edwin M Yoder, Jr. writes on reviewing, while reviews by Richard O’Mara, Brooke Horvath, Laura Stevenson, and various other hands join tributes by Elizabeth Moulton and George Watson. Poetry comes from Barry Sternlieb, newcomer Jonathan Greene, and Billy Collins.
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Issue 9, 2012 [o]
Anak Sastra’s 9th issue features stories about remembering children long gone in Singapore; a folk legend retelling in the Philippines; shutting out Cambodia’s past; family and finding one’s place in the Philippines; and a noir mystery in Malaysia.
Volume 43 Number 2, August 2012
The Protest Songs of John L. Handcox, Kate Chopin and Grand Isle
October Issue [o]
Poetry from Katherine Coles. Fiction from John Elliot. Wildcard from Jamie Grefe. Nonfiction from Michael Copperman.
October 2012 [o]
The first-ever “Post-Experimentalism” issue features artwork and fiction from Jacob M Appel, Andrew Battershill, Justin Bostian, CS DeWildt, Barbara Westwood Diehl, Jacqueline Doyle, Joachim Frank, Jamie Leigh Haden, Christopher James, Hall Jameson, Len Kuntz, Andrea Mason, Leland Neville, Uzodinma Okehi, Stephen V Ramey, Lauren Stone, Edward Trefts, and Sandra Yagi.
Volume 57 Number 1/2, Autumn 2012
A.R. Ammons
Fall 2012 [o/app]
The new issue, Redact—Fall 2012, features 92 pages of original fiction, poetry, interviews, art, & offers a truly new type of interactive literary experience. In the spirit of erasure: every page, every sentence, and every word is yours to redact digitally.
Issue 2, 2012 [o]
Five new poems. Five new stories. Five new editors. Poetry: Sara Dailey, Paul Hostovsky, Brent Lucia, Michelle Matthees, Danny Simmons; Fiction: Jaylee Alde, Braydon Beaulieu, Lessa Cross-Smith, Matthew Kabik, Nicole Wolverton; Guest Editors: Stephen Paul Millerj, Fernando Perez III, Jasmin Rosario, Cheryl Wilson, Tiphanie Yanique
Issue 5.2, Fall/Winter 2012-2013 [o]
Remembrance. The theme of this issue is so appropriate. Remembering and sharing memories is part of being human. What you find is this issue will strike a chord—there will be something in it for you. It will give and you will give back. Please share this issue with your friends and colleagues.
Volume 49 Number 4, October 2012
Quick-Change Artist: The Merry-Go-Sorry fiction of Cary Holladay
Number 74, Summer 2012
Issue 2, 2012
Issue 2 of The Lindenwood Review features 6 stories, 19 poems, and 5 personal essays from both emerging and established writers. Issue 2 contributors include Rocco Lungariello, Jeffrey C. Alfier, Robert Randolph, and Paul Hostovsky. Excerpts are available on our website.
Volume 2 Number 2, Fall 2012 [o]
Printer’s Devil Review is an independent, open access journal of literary and visual art. We provide emerging writers and artists with access to publication and inquisitive readers with new voices and visions. We exist to support, distribute, and promote new writing and art.
Number 176, Fall 2012
A pre-election feature contains pieces by Peter Fosl, James Miller, Martin Jay, and Patrick Keane, plus new poetry by Lorrie Goldensohn, Daniel Tobin, Paula Bohince and Donald Platt; fiction by Gordon Lish and Victoria Redel; and essays, columns, and reviews by Geoff Dyer Ruth Franklin, Charles Molesworth, Dubrovka Ugresic, and Jeffrey Meyers.
Issue 5, 2012 [o]
Poetry by Melissa Broder, Natalia Ortegon Trevino, Stuart Dischell, Neil de la Flor, Rose Auslander, Karla Linn Merrifield, and Whitney Mackman. Nonfiction by Dinty Moore, Rebecca Cook, and Jan Becker. Fiction by Debra Dean, Jane Deon, Hector Duarte Jr., Jessica Barksdale, Zacharia Arthur Rupp, Katrina Johnston, and Courtney McDermott.
Volume 6 Number 1, Spring 2012
Volume 7 Number 62, Summer/Fall 2012
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Volume 33 Number 5, July/August 2012
In Focus: Book Blogs
Number 86, Fall 2012
Warrior Nation
Volume 9 Issue 2 Number 26, Fall/Winter 2012
Piercing the Gloom, Showing the Way Forward by Taking Action
Volume 36 Number 11, November 2012
The Welfare State of America: How to Build Social Democracy in the Age of Austerity
Volume 31 Number 4/5, September/October/November 2012
Time for Union Renewal
Volume 41 Number 2 Issue 282, 2012
Features articles on the material culture and crafts of the American Indian. This issue includes traditional bustles, Northern Plateau outfit, roles of Iroquois women, powwow dates, music and book reviews.
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Chagrin River Review
Issue 1, Fall 2012 [o]
The inaugural issue of Chagrin River Review, a journal of poetry and short fiction, has been released. Please visit our website to read the work of great writers including Jeanpaul Ferro, James B. De Monte, and Susan Grimm. The journal is the collaborative effort of several faculty at Lakeland Community College.
Main Street Rag
Volume 17 Number 4, Fall 2012
This issue features two interviews by Jane Andrews with Edith Pearlman and Laura Kasischke; an essay by Sean Thomas Dougherty; fiction by Kathie Giorgio, Hans Burger, and Eric Rawson; photos by M. Scott Douglass; book reviews; and poetry by Ace Boggess, Barbara Conrad, Patricia Cole, Randy DeVillez, Daniela Buccilli, Kenneth DiMaggio, Marguerite Keil Flanders, Jason Ford, David Manning, Carol Hamilton, Joan Payne Kincaid, Warren M. Harris, Lyn Lifshin, John N. Miller, Karen Loeb, Kaili Markley, Dave Michalak, Mark Mitchell, Michelle Miller, Paul Nelson, Dawn Schout, Jonathan C. Stillerman, Marie Kelly, E.D. Roberts, Bill Roberts, Timons Esaias, Robert Tricaro, and Kobina Wright.
Plume
Issue 16, October 2012 [o]
With the current issue, we find ourselves with – stop me if you’ve heard this – another master - full, eclectic roster, including poems by Andre du Bouchet (translated by Hoyt Rogers), Clare Rossini, Jane Hirshfield, Laurie Lamon, Martin Galvin, Mathew Zapruder, Molly Peacock, Tim Liardet, Patrick Donnelly, Rachel Hadas and two pieces from the Urdu poets Momin Khan Momin and Mirza Ghazib (translated by Vijay Seshadri).
Poet Lore
Volume 107 Number 3/4, Fall/Winter 2012
The Fall/Winter 2012 issue features poems by Kwame Dawes, Carol Moldaw, Marge Piercy, and Marilyn Chin, among others. Also in these pages, we’re proud to present a blues-inspired sonnet sequence, “Coronagraphy,” by Samiya Bashir. And finally, among our “Essays & Reviews,” you’ll find Jeffrey Harrison’s essay on poetic argument and reviews of several new books.
River Teeth
Volume 14 Number 1, Fall 2012
This issue features work by Jerald Walker, Joshua Shenk, Karen McElmurray, Andre Dubus III, Laurie Rachkus Uttich, Eli Sanders, Richard Gilbert, Leslie Stainton, Robert Atwan, C.D. Mitchell, Lee Martin, Kathleen Blackburn, and Robert Vivian.
Sleet Magazine
Fall 2012 [o]
Sleet Magazine proudly announces the birth of our Fall 2012 edition. We present new work and interviews with Rain Taxi editor Eric Lorberer, poet Jim Lenfestey, and the indescribable Larry Sutin. We offer this year’s Pushcart nominees, poets Richard Jarrette and Louis Murphy. We also introduce Sarah Jordan Stout, whose irregulars will make you giggle. Our fiction page includes writing by Sophfronia Scott, Craig Wright, and Rachel Thomas-Medwid’s “God of Meat.” And, finally, for extra kicks, we showcase erasure books and dust a bit of the magic onto our homepage.
Southeast Review
Volume 30 Number 2, 2012
Issue 30.2 is a slim issue with a big heart. It features two full-color art inserts displaying ethereal portraits by Jeremy Herrmann and paintings that art therapist Shannon Reynolds calls expressions of her lived experience. The fiction in this issue will have you considering kleptomania as a hobby, while the poetry summons the taste of candy panties (licorice), noble pizza (hand-shredded mozzarella), and bacon fresh from the slaughter (grease and a bucking of tradition). The issue is rounded out by nonfiction set in a former site of domestic terrorism, and revealing interviews with Jonis Agee and Dean Rader.
Southern Humanities Review
Volume 46 Number 3, Summer 2012
An election year prompts us to look forward, and this issue of SHR (Summer 2012) features characters who, disenchanted with their lives, seek a new identity; poetry that turns on hopeful phrases; and nonfiction that asks, “How does one face the future?” and “How has technology changed the way we think?” Authors include Julian Hoffman, Martin Noval, Christopher Norris, Jennifer Cranfill, Toni Graham, Dana Koster, David Salner, Jacob Newberry, Ace Boggess, and Lisa Huffaker. See excerpts at our website.
THEMA
Volume 24 Number 3, Autumn 2012
Who keeps it tidy? Who indeed? In answering this question for the Who Keeps It Tidy? issue of THEMA, authors came up will all sorts of people and situations in which tidiness was a critical issue, whether it involved a messy person (“Roaches, Sponges, and Hamburger Grease” by Elise R. Hopkins), a too-tidy person (“29 Spaces” by Karen Beatty), a maid in a nursing home (“Stella’s Starwish” by E. F. Verrillo), a cluttered computer (“Scherzi Quartet: Before Donating Jim’s Computer” by Karla Linn Merrifield) or even a piece of a squirrel’s tail (“A Fall Day” by Charlotte F. Otten).
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Fall Issue, October 2012 [o]
poems by Cole Swensen, Ruth Padel and Beverly Dahlen, fiction by Aamer Hussein and Breyten Breytenbach, the journals of Hervé Guibert, a 1492 novel, Arnon Grunberg on J.M. Coetzee, a graphic novel excerpt, a review of the latest César Aira, part II of a Sinophone 20 Under 40, and the Olympics’ Poetry Parnassus exhibition
Volume 19 Number 1, Fall/Winter 2012
October 16, 2012 [o]
This week, Atticus Review is proud to feature Kevin Spaide as October’s Fiction Write of the Month. Delve into a smattering of Kevin’s hard-hitting stories and glean some literary wisdom from his interview with our fiction editor.
Volume 15 Issue 4, Summer 2012
Issue 8, 2012
Survival Tactics for Songwriters, Joshua Mohr Finds his Fight Song, Art Gurus Pick Four Overlooked Talents
Volume 47 Number 1, 2012
Issue 6 [o]
inter|rupture publishes Issue 6, featuring new work from Noah Eli Gordon, Caryl Pagel, Zach Savich, Rebecca Morgan Frank, Michael Mlekoday, and a collab between Nick Sturm and Wendy Xu, plus so much more. Cover art by Crystal Hartman. Go check it out!
October 22, 2012 [o]
We think, as a journal by definition, we must seek things that will last and reflect something about us as a people. For a short while we’ll be doing that through publishing videos. Our first foray is a video by Michael Meyers called “Life Story.”
Volume 54 Number 1, Autumn 2012
Volume 43 Number 3, Autumn 2012
Volume 10 Number 21 Issue 169, September 2012
“Something Like Sanctified” by Susan Straight
Issue 8 [o]
In this issue readers will find poems ranging from a variety of contemporary free verse to formal poetry such as the Blackout poem, the Cento, Found Poem, Haiku, a Nonce, the Palindromic Cinquain, the Rondeau, Sonnets, and Tanka. It also features poems written in Spanish and translated into English.
8&9 Volume 2, 2013
Guest-edited by Lenard D. Moore and themed “Teachers & Students,” this anthology is a memorial for Bill Horton (1926-2009). Contributors include Naomi Shihab Nye, Dorianne Laux, Eugene B. Redmond, Carolyne Wright, Opal Palmer Adisa, Judith Skillman, Jessica Powers, Kwame Dawes, James Applewhite, Camille T. Dungy, Glenna Luschei and Sascha Feinstein.
Issue 1, October 2012 [o]
Sundog Lit’s premier issue features lit that scorches the earth by Lindsay Hunter, Casey Hannan, Matthew Gavin Frank, Aaron Teel, Bianca Diaz, Sarah Wynn, Edward Hagelstein, Ryan Werner, Will Kaufman, Cameron Witbeck and more!
Alternative magazines
received October 22, 2012
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Volume 97 Number 6, November/December 2012
The Cost of Coal: Dirty Energy’s Human Toll
Volume 15 Number 3, August 2012
Special Issue: {Im}materiality - Designing for more sense/s
Number 4, Autumn 2012 [o]
Featuring work by Theodora Allen, The And Group, Ashley Suzan Beck, Eric Bland, Leslie Brunetta, Arturas Bumšteinas, Paul Cherwick, Matthias Heiderich, Prue Hyman, Damien Kamholtz, Noah Klersfeld, Christo Logan, Danil Nagy, Willow Jane Sainsbury, Kellesimone Waits, Eric Wines, & Andrew Yes
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Bitter Oleander
Volume 18 Number 2, 2012
Our Autumn issue features the Swiss Francophone poet José-Flore Tappy with a selection of her work and an interview with her translator, John Taylor. This issue also includes short fiction pieces by John Abbott, Nilanjan Bhowmick, Chase Derringer and Kenny Gordon. More contemporary international poetry by Dina Bellrham (Ecuador), Alberto Blanco (Mexico), Erika Burkhart (Switzerland), Martín Camps (Mexico), Anne Perrier (Switzerland), Tórrodur Poulsen (Faroese), Silvia Baron Supervielle (France), Sara Uribe (Mexico), Yang Jian (China) & Yang Zi (China). Among other poets in this issue are Alan Britt, Lara Gularte, Rich Ives, Duane Locke, Elizabeth McLagan, Lisa D. Schmidt and Randi Ward.
Georgia Review
Volume 66 Number 3, Fall 2012
This special Fall 2012 issue features work by and about the Georgia Writers Hall of Fame inductees during the honorific organization’s first decade, including Alice Walker, Harry Crews, Flannery O’Connor, Natasha Trethewey, Terry Kay, Jimmy Carter, Lillian Smith, James Dickey, Coleman Barks, Byron Herbert Reece, Carson McCullers, Raymond Andrews, Jean Toomer, W.E.B. Du Bois, Conrad Aiken, Judith Ortiz Cofer, David Bottoms, Melissa Fay Greene, Philip Lee Williams, Erskine Caldwell, Joel Chandler Harris, and many more.
New Letters
Volume 78 Numbers 3 & 4,
78.3-4 features an essay by former Poet Laureate of the United States Donald Hall, which depicts Hall’s life in literature through his re-occurring visits to Washington D.C, and additional essays by Judy Blunt, Mariko Nagai and Kaare Scheuer Pedersen. The issue also features poetry accompanied by historical glass negative by Trish Reeves, William Trowbridge, and Vénus Khoury-Ghata; as well as fiction by Brian Doyle, Gary Gildner, and Maggie Harrison. Artwork for the issue is by Gloria Baker Feinstein, Kimbra Hess, and Rolf Brommelsiek.
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Issue 3, Fall 2012
Issue 3 features an interview with Reif Larsen, author of The Selected Works of T.S. Spivet, paintings by Steve Chellis, photos by Andrew Wertz, and news works by Alanna Bailey, Elliott batTzedek, Genevieve Burger-Weiser, Allison Campbell, Diana Clarke, Sarah Goffman, Inge Hoonte, Debbie Ann Ice, Liana Jahan Imam, Danielle Lapidoth, and J.E. Reich.
October 2012 [o]
October’s issue of Blue Lake Review includes stories about unexpected flights, pecans in the mail, torturous drives, and relationships gone awry. Fiction from Matthew Dexter, Nancy Ford Dugan, Daniel Bullen, Robert Wexelblatt, and Toby Donovan. Poetry from Michael Brownstein, Leanne Grabel, James Hannon, Peycho Kanev, Barry North, and Rehan Qayoom.
October 2012 [o]
This October, our contributors explore issues of primary and secondary infertility; the effects on the human soul of reproductive technologies; concerns about having more children or not having any at all; the relationship of caregivers to the mothering role and their desires for mothering; and more.
Volume 53 Number 3, Fall 2012
This issue features poems by Alicia Ostriker. Also in the issue are a couple translations, from Italian and from Farsi. Also featured in the issue are Muriel Rukeyser and Lucy Marx.
Volume 2 Issue 2, Fall 2012 [o]
This edition’s line-up of unfettered awesome includes poems and stories by Lucile Barker, Kathy Burkett, Scott Butterfield, Robert Campbell, Mary Stone Dockery, Michael Fontana, Shannon Hozinec, Josh Karaczewski, Andrew Kaufman, Lloyd Luke, Adam Marek, Christiana Spens, Caitlin Elizabeth Thomson, Matthew Vasiliauskas, Laura Madeline Wiseman, Russ Woods, and Susan Yount.
Issue 3 [o]
Jennifer Dorner, Jason McLean, Ryan Park, Roxane Gay, Matt Rader, Rebecca Rosenblum, Suzanne Sutherland, Gerard Beirne, Ashley-Elizabeth Best, Gregory Betts, Bill Bissett, Catherine Graham, David Groulx, Geoffrey Nilson, Peter Norman, Robyn Read, Jessica Rohan, Souvankham Thammavongsa, Jacob Wren, Daniel Macivor, Hope Thompson, Amber McMillan, Amy Mitchell, Lee Sheppard, Gabrielle Bell, Semi Chellas, Lynne Tillman
Volume 50 Number 1, Spring 2012
In SDR 50:1, nature’s juxtaposed with the mechanical. Organic disasters and landscapes face off with robots, motorcycles, trash, and taxidermy--all haunted by the specter of a decomposing cat and a surly pony named Dave. Contributors include William Trowbridge, Natasha Kessler, Ocean Vuong, Evelyn Somers, and J. Duncan Wiley.
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Corporate Responsibility Magazine
September/October 2012
Good Chemistry: Clorox CEO Don Knauss explains how green works
Number 12, fall/winter 2012/2013
Featuring Don’t Leave Your Friends Behind: Supporting Parents in Social-Justice Movements; Luz’s Decolonial Cooking Club; letters from CeCe McDonald; feminism in the man’s museum; Collective Sun; fiction by Elaine Castillo and Noah Geraci; why love is the loser in the “mommy wars”; Mosquita y Mari; poetry by Alexis Pauline Gumbs; hownot to succeed in transformative justice; The Izzat Project; Tiona McClodden
Sponsor Literary Magazines
received October 8, 2012
Carolina Quarterly
Volume 62 Number 2, Fall 2012
In Anya Groner’s “Gorilla and the Protégé,” a girl’s thirteenth birthday party takes a turn for the strange when her father brings home a gorilla. Jessica Hendry Nelson explores questions of drug abuse, sibling rivalry, and beach culture ennui in “If Only You People Could Follow Directions.” Seth Perlow’s poems show how Charmin’s quest to make ever-softer toilet paper is a lot like life. And Willy Conley’s photo series “Human Sign Language” captures the sometimes perplexing signage we leave behind. All this, plus: Caitlin Bailey, Stuart Nadler, Shelley Puhak, Ben Purkert, Greg Schutz, Elizabeth Weld, Corrie Williamson, and more.
Gemini Magazine
October 2012 [o]
This issue features debut fiction by IT engineer Jack King about a Yuppie junkie on a downward spiral, memoirs by Cal Lewis and Randy DeVillez, a short story by Mel Fawcett, and poetry by Michael Shorb, Angel Propps, Jack Vian, and Susan McDonough.
Persimmon Tree
Fall 2012 [o]
Editor Sue Leonard, writes: For this issue we picked many humorous pieces of fiction and nonfiction. We include poems that won the international poetry contest, guest-edited by Fleda Brown, and fiber creations by artist Sheila Hicks. Cellist Evangeline Benedetti talks with our music editor, Gena Raps, about her long career with the New York Philharmonic. A delightful batch of Short Takes (topic “Sports) and theater pieces by Emily Levine and Terry Joan Baum complete the issue.
Poetry
Volume 101 Number 1, October 2012
Featuring work by Joshua Mehigan, Campbell McGrath, Laura Kasischke, Todd Boss, John Poch, Gail Wronsky, Elizabeth Seydel Morgan, Kathleen Jamie, Josephine Miles, Paul Goodman, Marie Ponsot, Sara Teasdale, James Laughlin, Edward Dahlberg, Michael Donaghy, Louis MacNeice, Abigail Deutsch, and others.
Vine Leaves Literary Journal
Issue 4, October 2012
Within the purple mists of Vine Leaves Issue #04 you’ll read about the pathological effects of cigarettes and apple seeds, ice sculptures and mental illness, a lovable old man named Joseph, and how the good old washing machine can change one’s life. Of course, we mustn’t forget to mention The Man With Many Skulls & Only One Piano, written by Robert Scotellaro.
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Issue 9, Fall 2012
Magic realism & slipstream, including “The Woman with No Face” (Faith Gardner), “Of Love and Waste” (Katherine Marzinsky), “Coyote” (Jeff Pearson), “Into Magma Town” (Paul Cunningham), “Inside Shadowboxes” (M.W. Fowler), “The Dog Within” (Brenda Anderson), “Atomic Summer” (Anton Baer), “Crows, My Crows” (Changming Yuan), “Dreaming of the Manananggal” (Victorya Chase).
Volume 28 Numbers 1 & 2, Fall 2012
The Fall issue features new work by Billy Collins, Albert Goldbarth, John Matthias, Jean McGarry, Wayne Miller, Joyce Carol Oates, Anis Shivani, Robert Zaller and many more writers, both award-winning and emerging.
Volume 1 Issue 2, Summer 2012
Issue 2 features work from 33 poets including Kirk Pinho, Shanan Ballam, Carolyn Hembree, Justin Runge, Sarah Freligh, P. J. Williams, Jason Primm, Alyse Knorr, Caroline Tanski, Elizabeth Onusko, and Marie Gauthier.
October 2012 [o]
new work from Becky Bicks, Justin Carter, Greg Chase, Emily Rose Larsen, Pam Obst, Chris Okum, Louise Phillips, Kylan Rice, Chris Russell, and R L Swihart. Additionally, resident critic Spencer Dew reviews Todd Dills’s Triumph of the Ape, Skip Fox’s Sheer Indefinite, Selected Poems 1991-2011, and Rebekah Matthews’s Hymnal for Dirty Girls.
Issue 11, 2012 [o]
Fiction Fix, the online literary journal of the University of North Florida, launched its 11th issue online. In Issue 11, Fiction Fix and guest editor Russell Turney introduce graphic literature to the mix by comic artists who have a knack for blending text and images.
Volume 22 Number 3, Fall 2012
Featuring: Tom Wayman
October 2012 [o]
We’ve got a couple of ghost stories, some creepy Gaelic dog people, a really sad Scottish mermaid, one surprisingly sweet (for us) story about first kisses, and a Halloween magic show unlike any other. No rocks here, folks. The October issue of Jersey Devil Press is all treats.
October 8, 2012 [o]
A new piece called “Stone” by John Sibley Williams is now up on matchbook.
Volume 32 Issue 2, Fall 2012
Volume 9 Issue 2, Spring 2012
Produced by the graduate students of Emerson College in Boston, Massachusetts, Redivider is known for its fresh, edgy, and intelligent prose, poetry, and art. The current issue features Non-Fiction from Jillian Schedneck, Fiction from Matthew Baker, Poetry from Denise Duhamel and Alex Lemon, and an exclusive interview with Brian Evenson.
Issue 56, 2012 [o]
We are happy to bring work by Betty Ann Gershkoff, Howie Good, Rose Auslander, Mary Cresswell, F. J. Bergmann, Bev Harp, Richard J. Fleming, Ben Clark & Colin Winnette, John Houser, Kate LaDew, Jill Khoury, Mary Stone Dockery, Bridget Gage-Dixon, Brad Rose, Ronnie K. Stephens, D. Gilson, Ajay Vishwanathan, Medeia Starfire, and Andrew Stone.
Volume 24 Number 2, Fall 2012
Pathos and politics with a long short story by Diane Lefer (California Transit) about a Central American refugee, Debbie Urbanski’s secret family history of Civil Rights Era and Rav Grewal-Kok and Sean Bernard both going for it in elegant stories of dystopies real and imagined. Novelist Victoria Patterson (This Vacant Paradise) continues her funny, sharp assault on hypocricy and yuppie weirdness.
October 2012 [o]
John Sandford is back with “Mad River,” a Virgil Flowers book. Next Sandra Brown shares “Low Pressure” with her latest release. Peter May releases his “Lewis Trilogy”, while Peter James is “Not Dead Yet” (thank God) and Spencer Quinn delights us with another Chet the Dog mystery in “A Fistful of Collars”.
Volume 4, 2012
The Write Place at the Write Time
Autumn 2012 [o]
We boldly step onto new ground as a publication with a selection of poetry and fiction that either extends into new genres or has a different, definitive edge and this issue contains two hard-hitting interviews that touch upon psychology and the complexities of life (Dennis Lehane of Mystic River and Paula Butturini of Keeping the Feast).
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Volume 21 Number 2, November 2012
Issue 22 [o]
Photography from Fritz Liedtke, Karl Hurst, Reyguy, Carter Blanchard, John Stekl and DH Dowling. Poetry from Gail Wronsky and Chuck Rosenthal, Stephany Prodromides and Holaday Mason. Cyanotypes from thisquietreverie. Fiction from Will Henderson. Art from Snailbooty, Victor Rodriguez, Jason Bard Yarmosky, Joyce Ho, Joe Scarano, Robert W. Johnson, Tom McKee, Dave Plunkert, Joana Garrido, Julie Dermansky, and Gwen Murphy.