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The Review's sixth annual Fiction, Poetry, and Nonfiction Contest starts TODAY! This year’s judges are Megan Mayhew Bergman in fiction, Major Jackson in poetry, and Alexander Chee in creative nonfiction. https://t.co/Hosm7wJsWV https://t.co/mlhlKx1z71

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The Sewanee Review honors the best work published in the magazine’s pages every year. The Robert B. Heilman Award for the best review published in 2019 is awarded to @smdanler for “Her Kind: A Reaction to Lisa Taddeo's Three Women” @lisadtaddeo . . . https://t.co/KKwrfqVy2c

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Congrats to Alice McDermott, whose novel The Ninth Hour is a finalist for a 2017 @bookcritics Award! Read McDermott's essay "Only Connect," which won the 2017 Monroe Spears Prize, given to the best nonfiction published in SR last year: https://t.co/bLvbKTljzA https://t.co/BWOT2uxhw8

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Read poetry by @VChangPoet and @PBW_Poet; fiction by @bukusarkar, @TarynBowe, and @jenloganmeyer; nonfiction by #RyanBradley; with a new translation of Ovid's Metamorphoses by @samccart1; a craft essay by @alienvsrobbins; and more. #SRSummer2021 #NewSince1892 https://t.co/t3QMcCuSVN

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Today on the blog Assistant Editor Annie Adams reviews two novels by Miriam Toews! On 'A Complicated Kindness': "Its wit is of the sharp, raucous, nearly cruel variety perfected by teenagers." https://t.co/DrzBzpsb3P https://t.co/TR9doUwNDN

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This week on The Conglomerate, @kara_olso—the poetry winner of 2020's contest, whose poem “Last Night” appears in our Winter 2021 issue—examines “Snow” by Jim Moore. https://t.co/E1s4BE25UA https://t.co/vWeLQB7Jwu

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In this episode, assistant editor Luke Gair talks with @mwektaehtabr about his most recent story collection, WHY VISIT AMERICA. Baker’s stories investigate questions of consumerism, technology, and identity. Head to the link in our bio to listen to the full episode. https://t.co/hirrlBizwZ

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Read poetry by @VChangPoet and @PBW_Poet; fiction by @bukusarkar, @TarynBowe, and @jenloganmeyer; nonfiction by #RyanBradley; with a new translation of Ovid's Metamorphoses by @samccart1; a craft essay by @alienvsrobbins; and more. #SRSummer2021 #NewSince1892 https://t.co/t3QMcCuSVN

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More congratulations to 2019 Pulitzer Prize winner in Fiction, Richard Powers, for The Overstory. https://t.co/AGOkbP7kZy Read a review of the winning novel by @DavveroDomini here: https://t.co/wgHloug627

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For our Stanzas web feature, we ask writers to introduce us to their favorite poets by way of a handful of lines. This week, @michaelprior06, whose poem “Palinode” appears in our Spring 2021 issue, takes a closer look at “Guillotine” by @EduardoCCorral. https://t.co/q4v6nbyPmZ https://t.co/CFb1WdbfG1