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...
by The Editors | Sep 13, 2017
“Eden” by Tariq Thomas won the Youth Poetry, Prose and Pizza Slam hosted by the Brattleboro Literary Festival. Here is Tariq on his work, his background, and what makes him a poet: “I am Tariq Thomas. Refuge is a strong word which is the reason I use...
by The Editors | Aug 4, 2017
WELCOME, Anita! The staff here at Green Mountains Review couldn’t be more thrilled to welcome our newest member on board. Anita Olivia Koester is a Chicago poet and author of four chapbooks including Marco Polo (Hermeneutic Chaos Press), Arrow...
by The Editors | Jun 23, 2017
Open for Submissions: 2017 Neil Shepard Prizes in Poetry, Fiction, and Creative Nonfiction! SUBMIT NOW for Green Mountains Review‘s 2017 Neil Shepard Prizes in Poetry, Fiction, and Creative Nonfiction! This year’s contest will be judged by Camille Dungy (Poetry), Glen...
by Henry Finch | Jun 12, 2017
I climbed another mountain and spat on a boulder because climbing a mountain means nothing. To fish from the middle of the stream, fresh catch flailing breathlessly on the shore, gasping frivolous moonlight, their widened eyes confused: that is my...
