Alaska Quarterly Review

Linda: 49 Writers Weekly Roundup

Our initial elation at Monday’s news that the months-long prioritization process at UAA has determined that the university should invest more resources in arts, languages, and humanities was quickly overshadowed by their conclusion that the Alaska Quarterly Review is one of the non-academic programs needing “further review, consideration for reduction or phase out.” Say it

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Where “Special” Means Something Special: A Guest Post by Nancy Lord

The latest Alaska Quarterly Review  (spring & summer 2011 issue) is now available, with another fabulous cover photo (by Clark James Mishler) and a stunning collection of contemporary literary writing. One of AQR’s trademarks has become the inclusion of “special features”—sometimes long or hard-to-categorize works, sometimes thematic anthologies. For this issue, the very special feature

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Redefining New Voices: An Interview Repost on Literary Markets

This interview with Ronald Spatz, reprinted here with permission, was originally published at The Review Review, a website that reviews literary magazines and interviews journal editors. On March 26, Spatz will teach a two-hour 49 Writers course on Publishing in the Literary Market. Register today at http://www.49writingcenter.org/. Ronald Spatz is the Founding Editor of Alaska

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