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AQR – A Literary Magazine of Consequence
Recently Published Literary Works
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Reading by Mary Odden
Alaska Quarterly Review will launch its Winter & Spring 2017 edition with...Leave a comment
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Special Feature – Sparks: A...
View the collaboration between Peggy Shumaker and Kesler Woodward published in Alaska...
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Please join us in congratulating Eliese Collette Goldbach. Her courageous personal essay, "White Horse," about a campus sexual assault and its aftermath (AQR spring & summer 2016) has been selected for The Best American Essays 2017. A staged reading of "White Horse" and the companion panel discussion, "A Voice About the Culture of Rape,"are available at (aqreview.org/a-voice-against-the-culture-of-rape/).
Alaska Quarterly Review shared Jane Hirshfield's photo.
As many already know, Jane Hirshfield is going to be reading her poem "On the Fifth Day" at the main rally for the D.C. March for Science on Earth Day, April 22nd, on the National Mall. www....
Gerri Brightwell's short story "Williamsville" (AQR Spring & Summer 2016) has been chosen for THE BEST AMERICAN MYSTERY STORIES 2017. John Sandford (guest editor) and Otto Penzler are the editors of the volume. Please join us in congratulating Gerri! (aqreview.org/williamsville)
