8.14.2014

Baltimore Book Festival - We Will Be There!

by Barbara Westwood Diehl

Baltimore Book Festival https://www.baltimorebookfestival.com/about-the-festival Making the Ordinary Extraordinary Join Baltimore Review editors Barbara Westwood Diehl, Kathleen Hellen, Ann Kolakowski, Holly Morse-Ellington, Seth Sawyers, and Holly Sneeringer as they discuss how the most familiar…

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7.20.2014

The Summer 2014 Issue is Live!

by Barbara Westwood Diehl

The Summer 2014 issue is live! The Baltimore Review editors congratulate the winners of our summer contest. The theme for the contest was “How To,” and the contest was judge by Michael Downs. Thanks to all the writers who submitted their work for the contest.  We hope that they enjoyed…

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7.9.2014

Baltimore Review 2014 is Served!

by Barbara Westwood Diehl

The print issue, that is--all the poems, stories, and creative nonfiction from our summer and fall 2013 and winter and spring 2014 issues. Over 300 pages. We love presenting work online, but print is good too, for a whole lot of reasons. Buy a copy for your bookshelf. Better yet, keep it on your…

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7.1.2014

Pay the Writers. Get Some Writing Ideas for Yourself.

by Barbara Westwood Diehl

Like what you read? Want to show your thanks? Donate here: http://baltimorereview.org/index.php/submit . Click the blue Submit button, and you'll see a "Pay the Writers. Get Some Writing Ideas for Yourself" category. Every penny you donate will go to the contributors. Honest. In return, you'll get…

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4.23.2014

Our Spring 2014 Issue is Live!

by Barbara Westwood Diehl

The Spring Issue features poems, fiction, and creative nonfiction by:   Brandon Amico Catherine Carberry William Fargason Tim Fitts Matthew Gavin Frank Benjamin Goldberg Calvin Hennick Meg Hunter Timur Karaca Janice Ko Luo Barbara Nishimoto Kate Peper Maya Schenwar Matthew Sisson Jill Storey…

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4.9.2014

How To Read a Taboo Sentence Like a Grown-Up

by Holly Morse-Ellington

Lo-lee-ta: the tip of the tongue taking a trip of three steps down the palate to tap, at three, on the teeth. Lo. Lee. Ta.  -Vladimir Nabokov, Lolita               I might suffer from a touch of arrested development. I’m from an area…

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4.1.2014

CityLit Festival - April 12, 2014

by Barbara Westwood Diehl

Baltimore Review will have a table at the CityLit Festival on Saturday, April 12, 10 am - 5 pm, at the beautiful Enoch Pratt Library on Cathedral Street. If you're in Baltimore, stop by and say Hello. We're quite friendly. Also, note that one of our editors, Lalita Noronha, will be reading from her…

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3.13.2014

Poets & Writers Reading Venues Database - Submit Yours!

by Barbara Westwood Diehl

Baltimore people: Submit your fabulous reading venues for the Poets & Writers "Best Reading Venues in the USA" database. We want to look our best, right? I mean, is there any day of the week when something is not happening in Baltimore? OK, you other cities, too, in case we come to visit.…

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3.13.2014

Congratulations to BR Contributor Le Hinton

by Barbara Westwood Diehl

Great news from BR contributor Le Hinton: First, his poem “No Doubt About It (I Gotta Get Another Hat),” published in The Little Patuxent Review (winter 2013 issue), will be published in Best American Poetry. You can hear him read the poem here:…

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2.26.2014

Best of the Net - Congratulations to . . .

by Barbara Westwood Diehl

Congratulations to Megan Grumbling on making the Best of the Net list for her poem "Vapors." http://www.sundresspublications.com/bestof/poetry.htm Also, to Joanna Pearson, a finalist for her poem "Moon Children." http://www.sundresspublications.com/bestof/finalists.htm Well-deserved honors. The…

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