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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

An Interview with Dawn Potter

The Sewanee Review discusses life, learning, and literature with Maine poet, Dawn Potter. Plus: The scoop on her Milton memoir and a place in the House of Frost.

New! Jim Barnes, Poet Laureate

A new title and a prize to boot.

New! SR Authors Honored with Guggenheim

Harrison and Tobin receive Fellowships for their poetry

New Publications by SR Authors

Sewanee Review authors stay very busy!

A Review of the Sewanee Review

A close look at our winter 2009 issue

New! The First Ever Complete History of the Sewanee Review

George Core contributes to the sesquicentennial celebration of Sewanee with a detailed history of the oldest literary magazine in the country.

Len Krisak's Latest Honors

Krisak's upcoming poetry and award nomination.

New! Jonathan Allison Named Director of Yeats Summer School

Poet and essayist Allison takes the reins of Sligo's summer program.

New! Brendan Galvin's Latest Awards

Former winner of the Aiken Taylor award adds two more to the tally.

William Virgil Davis Wins New Criterion Poetry Prize

William Virgil Davis will see his poetry published by Ivan R. Dee as ...

Reprint Information for Authors

The Johns Hopkins University Press answers authors' reprint questions.


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