Massachusetts Review

The Massachusetts Review is a renowned literary magazine that promotes social justice and equality through the power of art. Founded in 1959 by professors from various prestigious universities, including the University of Massachusetts Amherst and Smith College, it has since become one of the nation's leading literary journals. With a commitment to aesthetic excellence and public engagement, MR publishes thought-provoking literature and art that sparks debate and inspires action.

Each quarterly issue showcases a rich collection of fiction, poetry, essays, and visual arts from both emerging talents and established authors, including Pulitzer and Nobel prizewinners. Special issues have tackled important topics such as women's rights, civil rights, and literatures of the Caribbean, Canada, and Latin America. The magazine's history of significant criticism includes notable works on influential figures like W.

E. B. Du Bois, James Baldwin, and Henry David Thoreau.

With a focus on shedding light on pressing social, national, religious, and ethnic concerns, The Massachusetts Review invites readers to broaden their perspectives and challenge stereotypes. Subscribe today and join MR's mission to deepen our understanding of the world and promote positive change