Donald Hall has died at eighty-nine, but he left some final words in his 2014 collection of essays, Essays After Eighty.* Let’s be honest, we had given the man up […]
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Read MoreWe are pleased to announce that Natasha Trethewey will be the final judge for The Georgia Review‘s 2018 Loraine Williams Poetry Prize. Submissions for the prize will open April 1 and […]
Read MoreWith the new year, we welcome a new Georgia Review assistant editor to our masthead, Soham Patel. In addition to screening submissions and editing manuscripts, Soham will manage our […]
Read MoreWe offer our congratulations to Elly Bookman, who was selected by judge Naomi Shihab Nye as winner of the fifth annual Loraine Williams Poetry Prize. Bookman will receive $1,000 […]
Read MoreWe’ve just received a review copy of Beautiful Flesh: A Body of Essays—the second book in an ongoing, subject-based series that gathers essays from “the country’s leading literary journals and publications”—edited […]
Read MoreMany of my friends are people I’ve never met; I counted Brian Doyle in that group. We were in the same room at the Yale Club of New York […]
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Congratulations to Reginald McKnight, whose Spring 2016 story “Float” is the winner of a Pushcart Prize! McKnight’s many accolades include the PEN/Hemingway Special Citation, an O. Henry Award, the Kenyon Review Award for […]
Read MoreWe are pleased to announce new titles from two of our staff. Editor Stephen Corey’s Startled at the Big Sound: Essays Personal, Literary, and Cultural is just out from Mercer […]
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