Georgia Review
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The Georgia Review’s Winter 2023 issue is now available, with new writing from Ariana Benson, Alice Friman, Will Pei Shih, and many more, as well as newly translated work by Han Dong, Wong Koi Tet, and Édouard Glissant. The issue also presents the winner and featured finalists of this year’s Loraine Williams Poetry Prize and
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About Georgia Review
The Georgia Review is a literary journal presenting contemporary writing, visual art, and reviews. Its issues bring together poetry, fiction, essays, special features, and newly translated work by writers from a range of backgrounds. The journal also publishes art and reviews of books and other cultural works, offering readers a broad view of current literary and artistic conversations.
Recent content includes poetry by David Woo, fiction by T Cooper, essays by Craig Santos Perez and Janisse Ray, and a special feature by Hiromi Itō. Its art section has featured work by artists including Grace Metzler, Julie Wills, Beverly Buchanan, and José Parlá, while its reviews cover books, films, and poetry. The Georgia Review recognizes literary achievement through prizes, including the Loraine Williams Poetry Prize, and provides opportunities for writers to submit work.
Readers can explore current and past issues, subscribe, shop, sign up for a newsletter, and find information about events and classroom adoption
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Educational
Year founded
1947
Company size
2-10 employees
