We hope that you enjoy reading our winter issue! And if you click on that issue drop-down, you'll see archived issues back to winter 2012. A lot of excellent work in those past issues. Our current reading period for contest and non-contest submissions ends May 31. As always, no fee for…
Read more » 0 CommentsA wintry mix of rain and snow outside my window, and a wintry mix of poems and prose inside. Some slippery forms alongside the traditional. A mingling of moods. Welcome to our winter 2023 issue.Congratulations to our winter contest winners:Kelly Weber – Prose PoemKatie M. Zeigler – Flash…
Read more » 0 CommentsSomething we've been meaning to do for a long time: add a website page to keep track of contributor awards for work published in The Baltimore Review. Great to announce awards on social media and in our blog, but those tend to slip away over time. Now, we have them in one tidy place. Of course,…
Read more » 0 CommentsWishing all the best to all the writers we have nominated for awards this year. Best of the Net, Pushcart, Best Microfiction, Best Small Fictions, PEN/Dau, and every opportunity we come across. We also send our print book to the "Best American" series editors. Fingers crossed.
Read more » 0 CommentsWishing all the best to all the writers we have nominated for awards this year. Best of the Net, Pushcart, Best Microfiction, Best Small Fictions, PEN/Dau, and every opportunity we come across. We also send our print book to the "Best American" series editors. Fingers crossed.
Read more » 0 CommentsAtlanta Review, a biannual poetry journal, has chosen its 2022 International Poetry Prize winner. The poem, “It’s Ok to Worry about the State of Britney Spears’ Mental Health,” was written by Baltimore Review poetry editor Elizabeth Knapp. We congratulate her on receiving this…
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Read more » 0 CommentsCongratulations to these Baltimore Review contributors included on the 2022 Best American Essays Notables list:Caroline Miller, for “Mosaic”Susan Messer, for “An Extended Definition of Unclassifiable Knowing”Well deserved!
Read more » 0 CommentsOur fall 2022 issue went live last night! We hope that you enjoy the poems, short stories, and creative nonfiction you'll find here. Settle in with a cup of tea or glass of wine, and open your mind. There is truly memorable—haunting—writing in this issue.
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