Celebrating 35 Years
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It remains one of our best, and most imaginative, literary magazines.
That one of the nation's best literary magazines comes out of Alaska may seem surprising, but so it is.
AQR – A Literary Magazine of Consequence
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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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Many thanks to NewPages for their thoughtful review of AQR's current edition.
Alaska Quarterly Review - Winter/Spring 2017
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Regular readers of the Alaska Quarterly Review should already know that this journal rarely disappoints. This issue of the review meets the highest of...
Powerful poem by Jane Hirshfield, Chancellor of the Academy of American Poets and an AQR Contributing Editor.
Women's Voices for Change publishes Jane's poem "Let Them Not Say" along with a two-page commentary by Rebecca Foust. (Click "Next Page" at the bottom of Jane's bio after the poem to get to the commen...
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/).
