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August 24, 2008

cover The New Quarterly (107, Summer 2008) is combined this quarter with Canadian Notes & Queries in our "Salon Des Refuses" - a critical and artistic response to The Penguin Book of Canadian Short Stories - in which we tweak the beak of the Canadian Penguin and port forward work by twenty of the best short story writers in the country not included in said anthology: Mike Barnes, Heather Birrell, Clark Blaise, Sharon English, Cynthia Flood, Keath Fraser, Douglas Glover, Terry Griggs, Mark Anthony Jarman, Elizabeth Harvor, Steven Heighton, Hugh Hood, Norman Levine, John Metcalf, Bharati Mukherjee, Patricia Robertson, Diane Schoemperlen, Ray Smith, Russell Smith and Patricia Young.

Rain Farm Press is proud to announce the seventh issue of their journal Paradigm. Alongside brand-new fiction, nonfiction, and poetry are exclusive interviews with bestselling novelist Steve Alten (Meg, The Shell Game), renowned golf course architect Forrest Richardson, and singer-songwriter Lynn Miles (Love Sweet Love). The issue also marks the exclusive trailer premiere for The Horseman, the upcoming period thriller written and directed by Ben Bays.

cover The American Poetry Review (37.5, Sept/Oct 2008) features poets Bruce Weigle, Paul Celan, Rigenald Shepherd, Beth Ann Fennelly, Forrest Gander, Aram Saroyan, and new poems by Anne Marie Macari, Valerie Martinez, and Gregory Orr.

cover This quarter's issue of New England Review (29.3, 2008) includes the poetry of Carl Phillips, Victoria Chang Malcolm Alexander, Steve Orlen, Jynne Dilling Martin, fiction by Stephen O'Connor, Ted Gilley, Molia Dumbleton and Tom Yori as well as many other authors and features.

cover Contemporary poetry in English from the U.S. and around the world in English translation fill the pages of Spoon River Poetry Review (33.1). This issue includes a "Poets on Teaching" essay by Sheryl St. Germain and a review written by Lucia Getsi of two poetry collections. The featured poet is Michael Van Walleghan (interview included). Also in this issue: Katia Grubisic, Elise Hempel, Bradford Tice, and translations by Stephen Frech.

cover All sixteen pages of this quarterly newsletter are packed full of useful techniques, informed perspectives, and inspired nudges. In Writers Ask Issue 41, you'll hear from dozens of accomplished writers and writing teachers on these topics: Research, Forms, Literary Fiction, Agents and Publishers. You'll also get a special Last Page Focus by Peter Selgin: Rigging the Ship Called Fiction.

cover River Teeth (9.2, Spring 2008) journal of nonfiction narrative includes works by Barbara Hurd, Jo Scott-Coe, Teddy Macker, Bill Milligan, Desirae Matherly, Timothy Schaffert, Lorence Gutterman, William Haas, Margot Singer, Janet Yoder, Jane Sandor, Aaron Alford, and Matthew Davis.

cover The Georgia Review (62.2, Summer 2008) includes a special feature on the work and life of Richard Hugo (1923–82), a profoundly American poet who has been too much set aside or, among a newer generation of readers, not yet discovered. In addition to spotlighting Hugo's work, authors contributing to this special feature include Stephen Corey, Frances McCue, William Matthews, Gary Gildner, Rick Campbell, and William Stafford. Also included in this issue are works by Anne Goldman, Mark Halliday, Alexandre Mas, Wendy Barker, Mark Irwin, Richard Jackson, Sydney Lea, Robert Cording, Alice Friman, Robert Wrigley, Peter Makuck, and Margaret Gibson.

cover Glimmer Train Issue 68, Fall 2008 features stories by: Hugh Sheehy, Armand ML Inezian, Ann Beattie, Alvin Handelman, Melanie Rae Thon, Eileen FitzGerald, Evan Lavender-Smith, and Ingrid Hill, with an interview with Yiyun Li.

cover Big Muddy (8.1, 2008) features poetry by Frederick Davis, Richard Donnelly, George Drew, Elizabeth Howard, Lowell Jaeger, John Cantey Knight, A. Loudermilk, Christina Matthews, Kathleen M. McCann, Miranda Merklein, Marilyn Probe, Dennis Saleh, Dick Stahl, David Starkey, Steven Tompkins, creative non-fiction by Rita Welty Bourke, Katherine Kerr, Carol J. Morrison, and Lori A. Neuman-Lee, fiction by Gary Buslik, Lori Rader Day, Tom Eaton, and Eric Freeze, and artwork by Susan Swartwout and Fred Lynch.

Other Print Literary Magazines Received &

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August 24, 2008

Prague Review (8, 2008)

Caveat Lector (19.2, Summer/Fall 2008)

Toward the Light (Summer 2008)

Oranges & Sardines (1.2, Fall 2008)

The Rambler (5.5, Sept-Oct 2008)

South Dakota Review (46.1,Spring 2008)

Southern Literary Journal (40.2, Spring 2008)

Barrelhouse (6, 2008)

The Sun (393, September 2008)

A Public Space (APS) (6, 2008)

One Story (107, 2008)

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August 14

cover "Writing the Land" is the theme of this bimonthly issue of The Bloomsbury Review (28.4, July/Aug 2008), and features an interview with Stephen Trimble, a conversation with Thomas Rain Crowe, and a special section of reviews of works by Wallace Stegner, as well as dozens of other reviews focused on "Discovering the U.S." This issue also introduces a new department, "The Out-of-Bounds Essay."

cover The first issue under the new leadership of Editor Jeanne M. Leiby, this issue of The Southern Review (44.3, Summer 2008) brings readers the works of Philip Levine, David Kirby, Evie Shockley, Floyd Skloot, and Olivia Clare among many more. Fiction includes Bonnie Jo Campbell, Urban Waite, Christie Hodgen, and Caitlin Horrocks, and an essay by Mike Carlson, art by Patricia Izzo and several reviews round out the publication.

cover The theme of this issue of College Literature (35.3, Summer 2008) is "Law and Literature." Essays include such topics as "The Trial of Thomas Neill Cream and the Mastery of Sherlock Holmes"; "Literary Justice in Coleridge's On the Constitution of the Chursch and State"; and "Grand Juries, Legal Machines, and the Common Many Jury."

cover Colorado Review (35.2, Summer 2008) includes fiction from Kristin Fitzpatrick, Lon Otto, Dawna Kemper and Kirstin Valdez Quade, poetry by Alice Notley, Laram Sims, Michael Rutheglen, Bruce Beasley, Elisa Babbert, Patrik Whitgorve and any others, nonfiction by Robert Root and Margaret MacInnis.

cover The Sewanee Review (116.3, Summer 2008) includes poetry by Stephen Behrendt, Emily Grosholz, Jean Hollander, Davit Slavitt, and Baron Wormser, essays by George Garrett, William Kloefkorn, W.D. Snodgrass, and George Watson, as well as numerous reviews.

cover Included in this issue of Cimarron Review (164, Summer 2008): Oliver de la Paz, Debra Brenegan, Paul Hamill, Christine Marshall, Jeneva Stone, Matt Rasmussen, Michele Santamaría, Michael Murray, Lesléa Newman, Martin Woodside, Richard Hoffman, Jeanine Walker, Alberto Ríos, Lori Davis, Jacquelyn Malone, Rachel Wetzsteon, Khaleda Edib Chowdhury, Dilara Hashem, Terri McCord, and many others.

cover The Hudson Review (61.2, Summer 2008) features "Two Forgotten Poets of the Twenties": Dana Gioia on John Allan Wyeth and Jefferson Hunter on Jospeh Moncure March. Also included in this issue, poetry by Annie Boutelle, Debora Greger, Rhina P. Espaillat, Alfred Corn, Jeanne Murray Walker, Terence Dooley, and Brian Culhane, as well as a story by Wendell Berry and more.

Other Print Literary Magazines Received &

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The Allegheny Review (26, 2008)

Chautauqua (5, 2008)

Fiddlehead (236, Summer 2008)

Kaleidoscope (57, Spring/Fall 2008)

The Lumberyard (2, 2008)

MiPOesias (22.6, July 2008)

Quick Fiction (13, 2008)

Iconoclast (99, 2008) [no website]

Jabberwock Review (29.1, Spring 2008)

The Midwest Quarterly (49.4, Summer 2008)

NANO Fiction (2.1, 2008)

Whitefish Review (2.1, 2008)

August 5

cover Michigan Quarterly Review (47.3, Summer 2008) features an interview with Sandra Cisneros; a jeremiad from Charles Johnson; Charlene Fix on the lost father in Death of a Salesman; Lisa Lieberman on “The Snow Queen”; and Steven R. Centola’s last interview with Arthur Miller. Also includes fiction by John Allman, Jane Gillette, poetry by Diana Fox, Bob Hicok, Deborah Landau, Iman Mersal, Gary Soto, and Arthur Vogelsang, and reviews: Roger Gilbert on John Ashbery and Adrienne Rich; Joseph Stanton on studies of Edward Hopper.

cover This issue of Cut Bank (69, Summer 2008i features the winners of the 2008 Montana Prize in Fiction, Montana Prize in Creative Nonfiction, and Patricia Goedicke Prize in Poetry, plus prose and poetry contributions from Teresa Milbrodt, Baird Harper, Frances McCue, and others. CutBank 69 also features art by visual artist and poet Geoffrey Detrani.

cover Raving Dove (Summer 2008) This issue's nonfiction comes from a soldier in Iraq, the niece of murder victim Gail Shollar, a historian who writes about the first-ever ghetto (a forced neighborhood for Jews in Venice), and a naturopathic physician concerned about children and violence. Fiction takes us to Rome, Vietnam, and Jerusalem, with a visit from another planet. The poetry is deeply moving, as always.

cover This issue of Burnside Review (4.1) is the “L.A. Issue,” featuring an interview with Wanda Coleman conducted by editor, Sid Miller, and work from a large number of L.A. area writers, including, Martha Ronk, David St. John, Carol Muske-Dukes, Amy Gerstler and Ralph Angel.

cover This issue of New England Review (29.2, 2008) features: a personal essay by Mark Serman; two scenes from Matt Pepper’s darkly comic play, St. Crispin’s Day; the first English translation of a poetic text by Nobel Prize-winning author Claude Simon; a note on Terence Rattigan’s dramatic art by John A. Bertolini; and a close look at Edith Wharton’s subtle depiction of a co-protagonist by William E. Cain. This issue also includes vivid new fiction by Chris Gavaler, Rebecca Cook, David Philip Mullins, Rita Mae Reese, Robert Oldshue, and Rebecca Makkai; poetry from Sally Ball, Robin Ekiss, Debora Greger, Bob Hicok, Jeffrey Harrison, Laura Kasischke, Henry Kearney IV, Sean Singer, Alexandra Teague, and Kevin Prufer; a translation from Lithuanian of Tomas Venclova's poems and his thoughts on exile and the artist; and more.

cover jmww (Summer 2008) Literary Nonfiction by Michael Downs, stories by Katharine Coldiron, Merle Drown, Tally Brennan, Paul Silverman, flash fiction by Tim Tyler and Charles Talkoff, poetry by Jéanpaul Ferro, Jon Morgan Davies, George Bishop, Janice D. Soderling, and art and flash fiction by Christine Sajecki and Joseph Young, as well as book and chapbook reviews.

cover Along with an interview with Nathan Englander, New Letters (74.3, 2008) kicks in this quarter with poetry by Gary Dop, Kristin Berger, Mary Crockett Hill, Robert Gibb, Edie Rhoads, Richard Terrill, Mark Irwin, David Axelrod, Carol Durak, Floarea Tutuianu, essays by Nathan Englander, Thomas Larsen, Inge Genefke, Ilsa Cole, Evelyn Bergl, Eugene Lebovitz, Phu Van Nguyen, Siegfried Ruschin, Judy Jacobs, Ralph Berets, Federico Adler, Sam Pickering, Thomas Larson, and fiction by Robert Olen Butler and Janset Berkok Shami.

cover 2008 Novella Prize Andrew Tibbetts is featured in this issue of The Malahat Review (163, Summer 2008). Also included is fiction by Sarah Taggart, and creative non-fiction by Elizabeth Mason. But it's poetry that storms this issue, with works by Madhur Anand,Susan Barber, John Grey, Steven Heighton, Jessica Hiemstra-van der Horst, Susan Ingersoll, Jim F. Johnstone, Michael Lista, Laura Lush, Andrea MacPherson, Sean Moreland, David O’Meara, Shane Rhodes, Kevin Shaw, Elizabeth Ukrainetz, Catherine Wiley, Derk Wynand.

cover Poetry's SUMMER BREAK double issue (192.4, July/August 2008) features new poems by Joshua Mehigan David Biespiel, Carl Dennis, Kathryn Starbuck, Geoffrey Brock, Wendy Videlock, Jason Guriel, Albert Goldbarth, Heather McHugh, Robert Wrigley, Tom Sleigh, Kevin McFadden, Bob Hicok, Glyn Maxwell, Philip Memmer, Billy Collins, Robin Behn, Dean Young, D. Nurkse, Heidy Steidlmayer, Stephen O’Connor, and Jack Spicer; a new translation of a radio play by Yehuda Amichai; cartoons by Bruce McCall; a crossword puzzle by Myles Mellor; and prose from David Orr, Vivian Gornick, Marjorie Perloff, Eleanor Wilner, Haki R, Madhubuti, Michael Hofmann, Fanny Howe, and W.S. Di Piero.

cover Editor Vivan Dorsel inteviews Wally Lamb in this issue of Upstreet (4, 2008).

The Gettysburg Review (21.3, Autumn 2008)

Other Print Literary Magazines Received &

New Online Literary Magazine Notices Received

Contemporary Verse 2 (30.4, Spring 2008)

The Deronda Review (1.2, Spring-Summer 2008)

Ghost Factory (2, 2008)

Santa Fe Literary Review (2008)

One Story (105 and 106, 2008)

The Raintown Review (7.1, May 2008)

The Sun (392, August 2008)

Fulcrum (6, 2008)

Ping Pong (2008)

21 Stars Review (8)

Midway Journal (2.5)

Vocabula Review (July 2008)

Newport Review (2, Summer 2008)

The Antigonish Review (153, Spring 2008)

Boston Review (33.4, July/August 2008)

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Posted July 17

cover Prick of the Spindle (Online/2.2) includes Interviews with Terese Svoboda, Bob Sommer, Karen Rigby, poetry by Jason Mott, Christopher Barnes, Dee Rimbaud, fiction by Lucious Vaughn, Anne Germanacos, Peter Holm-Jensen, nonfiction by Bob Sommer, Kat Meads, Ichabod, and drama by Tammy Ho and Reid Mitchell, as well as several reviews.

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This issue of Salamander includes fiction that probes the recesses of self and other by C. D. Collins, Bill Bukovsan, Joseph Riippi, Sue Williams; poetry of isolation and connection by Laura Kasischke, Ben Berman, Faith Shearin, Elizabeth Kirschner, Gwendolyn Jensen, Frannie Lindsay, Emmanuel Merle, Deobra Lidov, Carrie Etter, and William Delman, to name a few; translations of classic poems by Montale, Du Fu, and Leopardi; and a feature excerpt from Another World Instead: The Early Poems of William Stafford 1937-1947, ed. Fred Marchant. The cover and portfolio of watercolors are done by Beth Balliro.

cover Aufgabe #7 features a bilingual section of Italian poetry in translation, guest edited by Jennifer Scappettone. Italian poetry by Emilio Villa, Amelia Rosselli, Andrea Zanzotto, Nanni Cagnone, Milli Graffi, Maria Attanasio, Giuliano Mesa, Marco Giovenale, Andrea Raos, Giovanna Frene, Gherardo Bortolotti, Florinda Fusco, Massimo Sannelli, and artwork by Esse Zeta Atona. The main poetry section includes work by Evelyn Reilly, erica kaufman, kari edwards, Allison Cobb, Amy King, Sarah Mangold, Cynthia Sailers, Joshua Corey, Kate Colby, Lila Zemborain, Eléna Rivera, Marcella Durand, Lisa Samuels, Brandon Brown, Kate Schapira, Jen Tynes, and more!

cover This biannual issue of the Seneca Review (38.1, Spring 2008) in its larger size and new design, features lyric essays by Beth Bosworth, Thalia Field, and others; lyric essay/poems by Christopher Kondrich, Donald Platt, and Desmond Kon Zhicheng-Mingdé; and poems by William Aarnes, Matthew Lippman, Elizabeth Rush, and others.

cover "Literature Goes Green" is the theme of this quarter’s World Literature Today (82.4, July-August 2008) and features works by Mark Tredinnick, Michiko Ishimure, John Felstiner, James Ragan, Gabeba Baderoon, Inara Cedrins, Edward D. Hoch. Kerstin Ekman’s work is featured along with an interview and review of her newest book. Also included are dozens of reviews of literature from around the world.

cover The Spring 2008 issue of the Louisville Review (63), includes guest editors Robin Lippincott, fiction; Maureen Morehead, poetry; Charlie Schulman, drama; and Neela Vaswani, creative nonfiction, all members of the Spalding University brief-residency MFA in Writing.

cover The enviably gorgeous Ninth Letter (5.1, Spring/Summer 2008) is a heavyweight, both literally and figuratively, with such fiction contributors as Natalie Bakopoulos, Blake Butler, Said Shirazi, and Tom Whalen, nonfiction by Ron Carlson, Susannah B. Mintz, Mark Sanders, Arthur Saltzman, and poetry by Reginald Dwayne Betts, Adam Clay, Camille Dungy, Francine J. Harris, Tim Hurley, Daniel Khalastchi, Susan Lewis, and Mark Yakich, and an art feature by Dave King.

cover This biannual issue of Brick (81, Summer 2008) includes the work of more than twenty internationally renowned writers and artists: Jonathan Safran Foer celebrates Kitaj; From the Pugsley Archives: an unpublished interview with Mordecai Richler; David Thomson screens his favourites; An original, unpublished manuscript by Colette; Ali Smith and Ángel Gurría-Quintana in conversation; New poetry from Jim Harrison, Elizabeth Philips, and Margaret Avison and much more.

cover The Kenyon Review (30.3, Summer 2008) this quarter features fiction by Holly Goddard Jones, Bonnie Jo Campbell, Elizabeth Lantz, and Aurelia Wills Wasps, nonfiction by Ben Miller and Meredith Hall, and poetry by Willard Spiegelman, Joseph Campana, Jill Bialosky, Kevin Young, Steven Ray Smith, Kerri Webster, Marilyn Hacker, Jonathan Weinert, C. Dale Young Galileo, Victoria Chang, Beth Ann Fennelly, Nicole Cooley, Brooks Haxton, Nadia Herman Colburn, and J. D. McClatchy.

The Hollins Critic (45.3, June 2008) spotlights “Life of a Poet: John Engels”: “The poet John Engels was born in 1931, a year after Derek Wolcott and a year before Sylvia Plath. He grew up in South Bend, Indiana. He died on June 13, 2007, after surgery, in Fletcher Allen Hospital in Burlington, Vermont. His first book, The Homer Mitchell Place, was published by the University of Pittsburgh Press in 1968. His last book — his twelfth — Recounting the Seasons, Poems 1958-2005, published by the University of Notre Dame Press in 2005, is essentially a “Collected Poems.” 604 pages long, it’s a book of heft and dignity. It probably weighs a pound and a half.”

cover The latest issue of Phoebe (37.2, Fall 2008) features work by Anselm Berrigan, Ben Doller, Dan Pinkterton, Josh Maday, and Kevin Wilson, as well as contest winners selected by Peter Gizzi and Peter Orner.