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Here Comes the Spring Issue!
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Poetry
Two Poems
MELISSA STEIN is the author of the poetry collection Rough Honey, winner of the APR/Honickman First Book Prize.
Fiction
The Toad
Flattened by a car, its arms spread out, a little like Jesus. The sun had baked it as crisp as a potato chip.
Essays
On From Sorrow’s Well: The Poetry of Hayden Carruth by Shaun T. Griffin, ed.
From Sorrow’s Well: The Poetry of Hayden Carruth presents essays, interviews, poems, and reviews of his work that span forty years and parse his achievements into four broad categories: realist, jazzman, survivor, and innovator.
Book Reviews
Review of Failure and I Bury the Body by Sasha West
Quirky and otherworldly, these poems are smart and dark, at times humorous, but also consistently aware. It’s this awareness that heightens the reader’s attention and compels us to read, the knowledge that we are not immune to visits from those we have lost and journeys with our failures.
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Here Comes the Spring Issue!
Here comes the spring issue, featuring work by Naomi Mulvihill, Bobbie Ann Mason, Corey Zeller, Gina Keicher, Tony Whedon, and many more!
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 [...]