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Stars and Scoops

"A review is not measured by the number of stars and scoops it gets. Good literature is produced by a few queer people in odd corners; the use of a review is not to force talent, but to create a favourable atmosphere." —T. S. Eliot to Ford Madox Ford, 1924

News from Anne Stevenson

The Library of America interviews Anne Stevenson upon the release of her Selected Poems.

Debuts by Sewanee Review Authors

These writers seen early in their careers in our pages show extraordinary promise in their first books!

Reprint Information for Authors

The Johns Hopkins University Press answers authors' reprint questions.

Sewanee Review Prizes Announced for 2007

We are proud to announce the best of the best in the magazine this past year.

New Prize from the Sewanee Review

An award for fiction is established in honor of the late Walter Sullivan.

What the Critics are Saying

Our winter issue, "The Balloon of Fiction," is reviewed.

Gladys Swan a finalist for Best Book of 2007

A Garden Amid Fires, Swan's latest collection of short fiction, was named one of the Best Books of 2007 by USABookNews.com.

The Hollanders' New Translation of Dante's Paradiso

Robert and Jean Hollander complete their monumental translation of the Divine Comedy.

New Publications by SR Authors

Sewanee Review authors stay very busy!

Knute Skinner: Fifty Years Young

Skinner’s new volume of poetry warrants a trip to Ireland!

New Books from Floyd Skloot

Skloot stays busy with a fourth novel, two collections of poetry, and a forthcoming memoir.