What We Need in Poetry and Fiction
At AWP this year, we asked participants a different question every day. Day 2, we wanted to dig into the gritty questions of what is most needed today in today's literary community. What would you say? [...]
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Writing Advice for the Ages
At AWP this year, we asked participants a different question every day. Day 1, we wanted some advice, some clarity, some encouragement on how to make it in this small, tiny, fishbowl of a world. What advice would you give? [...]
A Strange Object Covered with Fur (Motherland Fatherland Homelandsexuals by Patricia Lockwood)
Discover the startling weirdness of Patricia Lockwood's Motherland Fatherland Homelandsexual, which rewrites nature poetry as outlandish fantasy. [...]
Unusual Calls for Submissions: March Edition
Spring is almost here and with it a bunch of deadlines! [...]
A Script for All Citizens (Citizen: An American Lyric by Claudia Rankine)
Claudia Rankine's eclectic collection Citizen: An American Lyric examines the terrible dehumanizing power of racism in the US. [...]
Phlrp! (Sprezzatura by Mike Young)
In Sprezzatura, his latest collection of poetry, Mike Young finds strange wonder in the cultural decay of the American present. [...]
Unusual Calls for Submissions: February Edition
Our monthly listing of unusual calls for submissions and contests! [...]
Review Mondays: February Preview
Every Monday, Tate Street High Society & Co-Op publishes Three-Sentence Reviews of our favorite books. Check out the books we'll be reviewing in February! [...]
Writing Spaces: Rebecca Black
Where do you write? In our newest segment, "Writing Spaces" we ask contemporary writers to send us a few photos of their current writing space--alcove, coffee shop, home office, workspace! Be inspired! [...]
Unusual Calls for Submissions: January Edition
Is “submit more” one of your resolutions for 2015? Consider one of the following! Asheville Poetry Review 2015 William Matthews Poetry Prize (poetry, January 15, $20 entry fee): “First Prize is $1,000, publication in Asheville Poetry Review, and a featured reading in [...]
