by The Editors | May 27, 2020
Turn It Up! Music in Poetry from Jazz to Hip-Hop, edited by Stephen Cramer, is a vibrant and hip anthology of 400 pages, including poems by everyone from Langston Hughes, Allen Ginsberg, and Rita Dove to Yusef Komunyakaa, Kim Addonizio, Kevin Young, and Danez...
by The Editors | Mar 15, 2020
The Social Distance Reading Series Brought to you by The Vermont School and Green Mountains Review We’re thrilled to host The Social Distance Reading Series, a collaboration between Green Mountains Review and The Vermont School poets. In the wake of book...
by The Editors | Nov 6, 2019
Jacob DeCarlo is new to NVU-Johnson, having transferred in as junior from the far-off land of Connecticut. He is a creative writing major and hopes to one day write a book that at least 20 people purchase of their own volition. He enjoys writing fiction...
by The Editors | Aug 9, 2019
This week, GMR’s editor in chief, Liz Powell, is blogging at the Best American Poetry site. Check out her interviews with and reviews of work by Carolyn Forche, Chard DeNoird, Kerrin McCadden, and Jenny Molberg and Erin Adair-Hodges!
by The Editors | Jun 15, 2018
“2013,” by Ixca Lopez-Aleshire won this year’s Youth Poetry, Prose and Pizza Slam hosted by the Brattleboro Literary Festival. Here’s Ixca on her work and writing life: “I’m 17 years old, I grew up in Oakland,...
by The Editors | Dec 8, 2017
Green Mountains Review is pleased to announce the winners and finalists of the 2017 Neil Shepard Prize in Fiction, Nonfiction, and Poetry! The winners will receive $500 and their work will be featured in our next print issue, 30.1, released in February 2018. The...
