Genre: To Our Readers

19 February 2026 Happy Lunar New Year. Happy year of the Fire Horse. This issue starts the eightieth number of The Georgia Review. We have run uninterrupted since our founding […]

12 November 2025 My new home state, Georgia, and I continue to grow into each other. The first lasting impression came early, on the shuttle from Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson airport to […]

14 July 2025 July we’ve been on the road. We, my home family, spent the entirety of the July Fourth week in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. On Thursday we will drive down […]

14 May 2025 We’re back and rested from the AWP whirlwind. About AWP what can I say? It tickles me to think the provenance for AWP is Walt Whitman’s barbaric […]

29 January 2025 Happy lunar new year. Happy year of the snake. “He understands the power of books, but doesn’t appreciate literature!” my friend Fish exclaimed. This was some summer […]

22 November 2024 For my editing and publishing students, I am always seeking accounts of what it means to build a life and career in publications. In an interview last […]

18 July 2024 I’m starting this at the Sewanee Writers’ Conference, in my hotel room, at five am, having already been up for over an hour. Apparently, 1) I get […]

8 May 2024 Last week, we had yet another great event here in Athens, Georgia. Xinyue Huang and Hanif Abdurraqib read at our storied music venue, the 40 Watt, to […]

1 February 2024 By the time this issue leaves the printer, the writer Alexander Chee will have come to give the Betty Jean Craige lecture, hosted by the comparative literature […]