GMR will sponsor and judge an exciting–and FREE!–summer flash fiction contest. Submit up to three original unpublished works of fiction of 1000 words or less. The winner will be published in GMR and be invited to read at the Brattleboro Literary Festival in October!
We are thrilled to announce that U.S. Poet Laureate and GMR past contributor Natasha Trethewey has chosen Green Mountains Review as one of the seven small press publications that she will focus on and promote as she spreads the holy gospel of poetry across the country.
Submit now for Green Mountains Review‘s 2013 Neil Shepard Prizes in Poetry and Fiction. First Prize winners will receive $500 and publication.
The Winter 2012 issue is here, with a special feature on Eileen Myles, the Neil Shepard Prize winners, and a whole mess of new poetry, fiction, and nonfiction.
We are very excited to congratulate the winners and finalists for our first ever Neil Shepard Prizes in Poetry and Fiction.
Congratulations to Sherman Alexie, whose poem “Terminal Nostalgia” from the Spring 2011 issue was selected by guest editor Mark Doty for inclusion in the 2012 edition of Best American Poetry, edited by David Lehman.
We’re very excited to open the New Year by offering prizes in both poetry and fiction: First Prize in Poetry: $500 Final Judge: Todd Boss First Prize in Short Fiction: $500 Final Judge: Noy Holland Deadline: April 15, 2012 Winners will be published in our Fall 2012 issue, and all contestants will [...]
David Huddle, a frequent contributor to GMR, has a lovely essay up at 1rst Books: Stories of How Writers Get Started in which he reflects on his beginnings as poet: Poetry is so intimidating that I spent years sidling up to it. . . . Poetry was a big rich family at whose dinner table I’d sat down without [...]
