I'm happy to have a new long poem, "Blue Zenith," in the Georgia Review -- thank you Editor Gerald Maa and staff for a beautiful issue of one of my favorite literary magazines

35 years after 1987's Fatal Attraction, the 2023 series of the same name "reframes the titillating tale through contemporary discourses about accountability— but makes a new kind of mess," writes Felice Arenas Read the review in print or online bit.ly/3Y9S444

Congratulations to Nadia Davids whose short story, "Bridling," originally published in The Georgia Review, is a finalist for the 2024 The Caine Prize for African Writing ! Read the story from our Fall 2023 issue: bit.ly/4fo0dIf

Harriet Armstrong in our Summer 2024 issue. Read the whole excerpt of her forthcoming novel (to be published in Spring 2025) in print or online bit.ly/4fwluj9

"Bleak, audacious, and utterly mesmerizing," writes William Shaw on Alison Rumfitt's BRAINWYRMS. "A howl of rage and a knowing, rictus grin." Read the entire review in print or online in our Summer 2024 issue: bit.ly/3YGlreF

Emi Nietfeld in our Summer 2024 issue. Read the whole essay in print or online bit.ly/4dbOwmB

The Labor of Poetry: In Conversation with Brandon Som Darlington Chibueze Anuonye interviews Som about his 2024 Pulitzer Prize-winning book. hopkinsreview.com/features/in-co… UGA Press Georgia Review The Pulitzer Prizes

We're open! Send us your poetry, fiction, essays, and book reviews. We're excited to read your work. bit.ly/4fCmRMZ

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We're so excited to be participating in the 2024 Asian American Literature Festival and partnering with @UGApress with this reading at Georgia Museum of Art, University of Georgia . Athens, you don't want to miss it 💫

ATLANTA! We're so excited to be teaming up with Lostintheletters to bring you this reading with Pulitzer winner Brandon Som and Siwar M. , one of our Asian American Literature Festival Events. Don't miss it! bit.ly/3SSyMMW

Announcing our 2024 Loraine Williams Poetry Prize Winner and Finalists, selected by judge Cole Swensen! Congrats y'all! Winner Johanna Magin will receive an honorarium of $1,500, and the winning poem will be published in our Spring 2025 issue.

Grateful that Georgia Review will publish "In the Room When It Happens" in an upcoming issue. 🥳🥳🥳

A cloud of pilgrims is moving toward us, the whiteness of their robes scarcely matters…. Read this excerpt from Samira Negrouche’s TRACES, translated from French by Nancy Naomi Carlson, in Georgia Review (& our #WITMonth list): thegeorgiareview.com/posts/from-tra…

Garrett Hongo in our Summer 2024 issue. Read the entire essay in print or online. bit.ly/4cFaX2j

“Go Hyunjin graduated from college, took a job as a team secretary at an insurance firm, and got married....” “Words and Kisses” by Kim Sehee, translated from Korean by Paige Aniyah Morris in Georgia Review, is on our #WITMonth list: thegeorgiareview.com/posts/words-an…

Close out #WITMonth by picking a read (or several) from ANMLY :: Anomaly :: Anomalous Press, The Hopkins Review, Apple Valley Review, ACM, Terrain.org, and Georgia Review—and bookmark our reading list to come back to year-round! clmp.org/news/a-reading…

Nadia Davids' "Birdling" published by Georgia Review and shortlisted for the The Caine Prize for African Writing is an interesting read. It's about art. An attempt to grasp the ephemeral. And you find that in the writing itself. Lyrical and subtle. It stays with you. ❤️ thegeorgiareview.com/posts/bridling/

Happy #NationalTranslationMonth! Be sure to check out this year’s reading list for translations from indie publishers Orison Books, Book*hug Press, Flood Editions, Black Sun Lit, Nightboat Books, The Fabulist Magazine, Slant Books, Georgia Review, and more: clmp.org/news/a-reading…

Happy National Translation Month, y'all! Check out this conversation between Daniela Danz and Monika Cassel, who were featured in our Summer 2024 issue. Now up on GR2. bit.ly/4edzyMM