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	Literary Review - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Literary Review was founded in 1979 for people who love reading.
		Priding itself on the quality of its writing and the expertise of its reviewers, the magazine is also famous for its annual Bad Sex in Fiction Award.
		Literary Review has a prestige outweighing its small circulation and has its offices on Lexington Street in Soho.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Literary_Review (153 words)

	North Carolina Literary Review \| Submission Guidelines
		Reviews should include the address of the restaurant, with driving directions if it is off the beaten path; operating hours; and a phone number or website addres.
		Book reviews are usually solicited, though reviews may be submitted for consideration and suggestions of books to be reviewed are welcome as long as the book is by a North Carolina writer, set in North Carolina, or deals with North Carolina subjects.
		We publish review essays that examine the new work in the context of the writer's canon or of the genre as it is represented in North Carolina literature.
	www.ecu.edu /nclr/submiss.htm (889 words)

	The Literary Review
		The Literary Review is Mesa State College's student publication of literary and visual art, which is published annually by The Literary Review staff.
		All views expressed in The Literary Review are to be attributed to the writers and artists, not to the editors or Mesa State College.
		Submissions: The Literary Review invites contributions from M.S.C. students for its annual spring publication of fiction, poetry, and artwork with first American publishing rights; thus, permission to reprint materials in another medium remains the decision of the author or artist.
	www.mesastate.edu /schools/shss/llc/english/publications/LitReview.htm (185 words)

	Boston Review \| A Political and Literary Forum
		The following links are to literary and political sites on the Web that are using this new medium's potential in impressive ways: by publishing the work of new writers and artists as well as new thoughts and new ideas.
		TLR seeks to introduce "new fiction, poetry, and essays from many nations, regions, or languages to English readers." An accessible site.
		Radical Society: Review of Culture and Politics is the journal of the Center for Social Research and Education, formerly published as Socialist Review.
	bostonreview.net /litlinks.html (1206 words)

	Literary Weblogs: An Overview - the complete review Quarterly
		Literary weblogs continue to proliferate (and existing ones continue to shift in character (and quality)) and merely updating this Overview is no longer feasible.
		Similarly, even a large, ongoing literary debate can be better summed up on a fixed page rather than in an ongoing blog -- see for example our piece on the Oprah-Franzen debacle, A Book, an Author, and a Talk Show Host and specifically the still occasionally updated links-list at the end of the piece.
		The focus of MobyLives is entirely literary, and it offers all types of literature-related links: publishing and bookselling industry news, a great deal of book and author news, extensive coverage of all the fun literary controversies (the Oprah-Franzen brouhaha, the epidemic of plagiarizing historians, etc.), and more.
	www.complete-review.com /quarterly/vol3/issue3/litblogs.htm (2868 words)

	JMU - Literary Review - Hawkins
		The literary event, considered the first of its kind, will bring African American poets and critics together to discuss the status of African American poetry from 1960 to the present, as well as to provide resources to help educators - high school teachers and college professors - include this literature in their curricula.
		Despite a literary career that spans five decades, the first two critical works examining her poetry were published only during the past five years.
		Bringing together "literary giants and the new poets" in one place is an historic event, Miller says.
	www.jmu.edu /furiousflower/hawkins_review.shtml (1049 words)

	SOAS Literary Review
		This issue of SOAS Literary Review is based on a selection of papers presented at a postgraduate conference held at SOAS on 13-14 September 1999 entitled 'Textual Space: the Geographies of Modern Literatures in Africa, Asia and the Middle East'.
		Whilst not wishing to argue that social space does not determine literary production, this conference intended to look at the spaces within the literary text in order to appreciate 'literary geography' as a process through which social agents construct and contest their sense of place.
		It emerged during the conference that one way to expand on the idea of 'textual space' in interdisciplinary terms would be to address the work of geographers that engages with literary texts.
	www.soas.ac.uk /soaslit/2002.htm (826 words)

	The Hindu : Literary Review / Book Review : Gender counts: for better or for verse
		The author attacks categorisations that operate in literary studies, over-views and reviews which feature the work of women as a group found almost always in the last chapter — as if they were products of some quarantined sub-creative culture.
		Acknowledging the fact that literary criticism shapes canons, the author realises well the importance of discussing the work of poets who may slip out of sight if there is a lack of published criticism.
		It is sobering to realise that almost all creative and critical work on gender continues to be an outcome of female anger and anxiety of survival.
	www.hindu.com /lr/2005/06/05/stories/2005060500280500.htm (918 words)

	Southern Literary Review; southern literature, southern authors & reviews of southern books.
		The Southern Literary Review celebrates southern authors and their contributions to American literature.
		Peruse our excellent book reviews on new southern novels as well as the classics of southern literature.
		Smonk is a not for everyone but according to author, Tom Franklin, it is the book he most wanted to read and a lot of reviewers are loving it as well.
	www.southernlitreview.com (446 words)

	UW-RF Home to Literary Magazine Review
		Librarians across the world who are shopping among literary journals for their stacks, and readers who are seeking insightful commentary on the best writers, will be turning to UW-River Falls for advice.
		Literary Magazine Review, a quarterly publication, reviews literary magazines such as Ploughshares, Spoon River Poetry Review and West Branch, that publish mostly poetry and literary prose, including imaginative literature, short stories and creative non-fiction.
		She said while Tracey was trying to manage two magazines, the subscriptions for Literary Magazine Review dwindled from one 1,000 to about 300, so part of her job is to bring it back around.
	www.uwrf.edu /news_bureau/1102012.html (658 words)

	California Literary Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The broader west African region is fast increasing output: the most optimistic estimates indicate it could export 6 million barrels of oil a day by 2010.
		The keynote in lives such as Michael Faraday's is something, which for the want of a pithier phrase may be called the scientific experience.
		What I liked most about Hirshfeld's narrative is his conscious avoidance of a tone that would have undermined the back breaking labor that went into Faraday's research in favor of the glamour of his successes.
	www.calitreview.com /RSS/001.xml (977 words)

	FDU Literary Review
		The Literary Review, which has been publishing quarterly since 1957, is known for its unique role among literary magazines of devoting entire issues to contemporary writing from specific nations, cultures or languages.
		The Literary Review also publishes the work of many leading American writers, which is often reprinted in books or honored by inclusion in anthologies.
		The Literary Review staff also can be e-mailed at TLR@fdu.edu or accessed at http://webdelsol.com/tlr/ on the World Wide Web.
	www.fdu.edu /newspubs/literary_review.html (455 words)

	HazMat Literary Review \| Writers' Guidelines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		HazMat Review is published twice a year by Clevis Hook Press.
		All submissions remain the copyrighted material of the author or artist and are published in HazMat Review or on www.hazmatlitreview.org by assumed permission of the author.
		HazMat Review is currently seeking poetry, prose, and artwork which shows social or political awareness, but will consider all submissions which are of high quality.
	www.hazmatlitreview.org /guidelines/guidelines.html (86 words)

	Williams Literary Review
		The Williams Literary Review, a student-run magazine at Williams College, publishes student poetry, fiction, and visual art.
		In operation since 1982, and the oldest of the college's magazines, the Lit Review believes in excellence in design and production, and uncomprimising professionalism - and most of all, in the need to publish quality work.
		We encourage all students to submit, and anyone is welcome to join the staff.
	wso.williams.edu /orgs/litreview (67 words)

	Oregon Literary Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		We publish and host a very wide spectrum of artistic expression in the literary, dramatic, visual, musical and moving image arts.
		We welcome a variety of expression that is not considered by many literary journals.
		Oregon Literary Review is published online each January and July.
	www.oregonliteraryreview.org (185 words)

	The Literary Review
		Each spring, Sigma Tau Delta publishes a new edition of the Literary Review.
		Save your favorite papers, poems, short stories, reviews and have them ready to submit in hard copy and on diskette next spring.
		You must indicate "Submission for the Literary Review" on the "Subject" line.
	web.whittier.edu /academic/english/LITERARYREVIEW.htm (100 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on The Absinthe Literary Review Magazine at Epinions.com
		This is an interesting literary review with a bent toward surreal and avant garde work.
		But it is always of interest to me to find new literary figures to admire and worship.
		The Absinthe Literary Review also features an archive for those that wish to consult past issues.
	www.epinions.com /content_115016633988 (842 words)

	The ShatterColors Literary Review: Fiction, Poetry, Nonfiction
		She immigrated to mid-Canada from the U.S. as a teenager with her family, and won a major award in a national student writing contest in her last year of high school.
		She has previously published a short story in The Adirondack Review, and she is currently working on a non-fiction book project.
		Her work appears regularly in literary journals, and she has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize.
	www.shattercolors.com /contributors.htm (1236 words)

	American Literary Review - Contest
		The American Literary Review, a biannual journal, has been published since 1990 through the Creative Writing Program of the Department of English at the University of North Texas.
		Since the journal's inception, we have made it a point to publish excellent poetry, fiction, and nonfiction by writers at all stages in their careers.
		We tend to prefer poems that are pleasing to the ear as well as the imagination.
	www.engl.unt.edu /alr (146 words)

	Literary Review Poetry Series
		The Lewis & Clark College Literary Review is a student-based student run organization, which publishes its literary journal annually under the same title.
		His poems and prose have appeared in over 85 publications around the world, including The Literary Review, The Southeast Review, Poetry, Connecticut Review, West Branch, Atlanta Review, Exquisite Corpse, The Sun, Tears in the Fence, (U.K.), Descant, (Canada), The Chattahoochee Review, and on National Public Radio’s Morning Edition.
		This year the Literary Review will present its First Annual Poetry Reading Series, which will include the noted poets Katie Ford, Christopher Locke, and Vern Rutsala.
	www.lclark.edu /org/artslive/litreviewpoetry.html (418 words)

	Editor's notes Literary Review - Find Articles
		The Literary Review, is especially grateful to Minna Proctor, the guest editor for this luminous and provocative collection of Italian fiction.
		Her translation of readers' reports from Mondadori, "The Fascist Archives," from the Spring 2002 issue, drew international attention to TLR from London's Times Literary Supplement, Denmark's Politken, and from Italy's La Stampa.
		These names may be familiar now, but TLR was the first to introduce many of them to English readers.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m2078/is_1_49/ai_n15753125 (276 words)

	Literary Review \| Dusty Wright's Culture Catch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The theme of growing big (and small) is the slender thread at the heart of George's Marvelous Medicine by Roald Dahl, best known as a children's author.
		He has confessed in interviews that this was his most pleasurable writing experience, and all I can say, as a reader, it certainly delivers on the pleasure principal.
		My new year’s resolution, in addition to starting smoking, is to try to review more current, contemporary, hot of the presses, bestsellers.
	www.culturecatch.com /literary (3416 words)

	the Literary Saloon at the complete review - a literary weblog
		The only title we have under review is Hisham Matar's In the Country of Men (which we did not consider a strong candidate -- but who the hell knows what their criteria are).
		A new literary prize, sure to get considerable attention: the Sobol Award, which promises $ 100,000 to the winner.
		GalleyCat already mentioned it, and we're sure many other publisher- and literary blogs have and will point and have lots of fun with this little horror story, Slush-pile skivvy, at The Bookseller, where Alex Peake-Tomkinson describes her "three years as a work-experience girl and editorial assistant, mainly at the conglomerates".
	www.complete-review.com /saloon/index.htm (3841 words)

	Harvard Review—A Literary Journal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		It is published twice yearly, in spring and fall, by Houghton Library of the Harvard College Library.
		That's young for a literary journal, but we've accomplished a lot in a decade and a half.
		The position of Editorial Assistant III at Harvard Review is on hold.
	hcl.harvard.edu /harvardreview (123 words)

	Submission Guidelines for The Absinthe Literary Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		We publish essays on literary topics only: famous writers, literature, philosophy, literary history, the literary approach, etc.
		As such, we will not be reviewing books at anytime during the year.
		Review copies should be mailed 3-6 months prior to the relevant issue’s pub date (see below).
	www.absinthe-literary-review.com /submit.htm (1203 words)

	The ShatterColors Literary Review: Fiction, Poetry, Nonfiction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		to the ShatterColors Literary Review, launched for the purpose of furthering the cause of shameless displays of emotion, of whatever hue, in literary endeavor.
		The sensibility of SCLR is entertainment-oriented as well as literary; far from finding these two qualities incompatible, SCLR feels one cannot exist without the other.
		It's time for literature to be fun again -- to celebrate human emotion again -- to be created by and for the imagination again; as opposed to being subverted to assist political, special interest, and regional causes.
	www.shattercolors.com (134 words)

	Edison Literary Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Edison Literary Review is an annual established in 2002.
		Over the past years, we have published poems from well known experienced poets as well as from poets publishing for the first time.
		This would be a great time to subscribe.
	edisonliteraryreview.org /index.html (98 words)

	Bellingham Review: Tobias Wolff Award for Fiction
		Wolff's second collection of short stories, Back in the World (1985), was hailed as a sensitive work of fiction focusing primarily on the experiences of returning Vietnam veterans.
		In literary circles, Wolff is revered as much as a teacher as he is as a writer.
		Second and third place winners and finalists may be considered for publication.
	www.ac.wwu.edu /~bhreview/tobiaswolff.htm (387 words)

	Bryant Literary Review
		To submit work, please review the submission guidelines.
		We expect readers of the Bryant Literary Review to be sophisticated, educated, and familiar with the conventions of contemporary literature.
		We see our purpose to be the cultivation of an active and growing connection between our community and the larger literary culture.
	web.bryant.edu /~blr (406 words)

	Southern Literary Review Newsletter March April 2005
		Southern Literary Review has long promoted the literary classic, and is thrilled to see such attention paid to Hurston's work.
		Their Eyes Were Watching God depicts the life of a beautiful fl woman's quest for sexual, sensual, and spiritual fulfillment in the 1920's despite society's attempts to keep her down.
		Tennessee was home to some of the greatest early southern literary figures and is home to Vanderbilt University--perhaps the most influential university for southern literature's development.
	www.southernlitreview.com /news/0305.htm (463 words)

	Bellevue Literary Review
		Bellevue Hospital, the oldest public hospital in the United States, has been witness to nearly 270 years of human drama.
		In this tradition we have created the Bellevue Literary Review, a forum for illuminating humanity and human experience.
		Fall 2006: Special issue of the Bellevue Literary Review on mental health is now available.
	www.blreview.org (177 words)

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