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The Editor’s Note in New Orleans Review Issue 43 (Themed: “This Hustle Is Not Your Grandpa’s African Lit”) contained the following announcement:
“Since its founding in 1968, New Orleans Review has had the pleasure of including in its pages the work of hundreds of writers, poets, essayists, critics, celebrities, and artists from around the world. We take particular delight in having published numerous ‘first-time-in-print’ authors as well as offering eclectic volumes on a range of topics and forms – from Alexander Pope’s ‘The Rape of the Lock’ to Post-Structuralism, from Spanish-language film to Czech writing in translation, and from Science Fiction to a set of seven chapbooks enclosed in a slipcase. As the journal enters its 50th year, this special issue on contemporary writing from Africa celebrates our final printed volume. Both honoring its past and embracing its future, New Orleans Review will continue to publish new work in an expanded digital venue, which will also include free access to all 50 years of print issues.”