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The Fall / Winter Issue is Here! . . .
With new writing by Melissa Broder, Albert Goldbarth, Denise Duhamel, Karl Taro Greenfeld, Kathryn Nuernberger, Marcus Pactor, and others, plus art and an interview by Won Lee!
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for the 2014 Neil Shepard Prizes in Poetry, Fiction, and Creative Nonfiction. William Trowbridge (Poetry), David Huddle (Fiction), and Lia Purpura (Creative Nonfiction) judge.
American Jewish Women Poetry
What is a Jewish poem? Jamie Wendt explores this question in her four-part series focusing on work of poets Emma Lazarus, Maxine Kumin, Alicia Suskin Ostriker, Chana Bloch, Hadara Bar-Nadav, and Sarah Wetzel.Current Issue: Vol. XXVI, No. 2
Poetry
Washoe Taught Us
GLENN STOWELL is the translator and editor of a volume of contemporary Chinese poetry, You Jump to Another Dream (Vagabond Press, 2012). Most recently, his translations have appeared in Poetry East/West. His poetry has recently appeared in The Tulane Review.
Fiction
Home
My dumb friend touched my right nipple last night. We were in our bunk beds and he slid down and under my cover and stuck his right index finger on it. I thought an alarm would go off, but it didn’t. My friend said, “home.”
Essays
Interview with Patricia Fargnoli
I believe that writing poetry can be a healing act. It has to do, I think, with the act of writing itself–how it transforms nebulous thoughts, chaotic emotions into words that contain them, give them shape, clarify them. As the poet, Brendan Galvin (my first teacher) called it: “Getting the world right.”
Book Reviews
Review of John the Posthumous by Jason Schwartz
Jason Schwartz’s John the Posthumous [. . .] is a luscious work of fiction [ . . . ] the product of a uniquely intelligent, elegant writer.
Recent News
Open for Submissions: 2014 Neil Shepard Prizes in Poetry, Fiction, and Creative Nonfiction!
SUBMIT NOW for Green Mountains Review‘s 2014 Neil Shepard Prizes in Poetry, Fiction, and Creative Nonfiction! This year’s contest will be judged by William Trowbridge (Poetry), David Huddle (Fiction), and Lia Purpura (Creative Nonfiction).
The Fall/Winter Issue Is Here!
Our Fall/Winter issue features the prizewinners of this year’s Neil Shepard Prizes in Poetry and Fiction and the Brattleboro Literary Festival Flash Fiction Contest Whose Title We Are Beginning to Rethink. This issue also contains a special feature on sculptor Won Lee, with a photographs of his work along with an essay and interview by [...]
GMR Welcomes New Staff!
GMR welcomes new Managing Editor and Nonfiction Editor Jessica Hendry Nelson, as well as our new staff of Editorial Assistants.