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Editor Charlie Harris contacted reviewers, critics, literature professors, writers, and readers to submit first lines for consideration and then vote to rank the “top 100” opening lines from novels.
Editor Andrew Ervin tracked down seven young fiction writers to share their thoughts on translated Eastern European literature.
Reviews of books of poetry investigating opacity and juxtaposition, with language itself as a topic.
Reviews of books on Theodore Dreiser, Ezra Pound, Peggy Guggenheim, and Zelda Fitzgerald.
Reviews of books by Jonathan Baumbach, Toni Graham, Kirsten Sundberg Lunstrum, Dave Eggers, Jonathan Lethem, Vestal McInytre, and Kevin McIlvoy.
Reviews of chapbooks from Adastra Press, Finishing Line Press, and Belladonna.
Reviews of prose poetry / flash fiction journals and books by new poets from the United States and Great Britain.
Tributes to ABR editor Ronald Sukenick from Joe Amato, Mark Amerika, Raymond Federman, Charles B. Harris, Cris Mazza, Richard Konstelanetz, and more.
America needs an alternative to the corporate-run political system, just as it needs alternatives to the corporate-controlled book industry.
"Writing of the South" offers an astonishing variety of voices and modes of writing: from formal to experimental, from revealingly personal to searchingly political.
The threat to creative writing programs is not realism or modernism or postmodernism, but of a place where one tradition is the tradition.
Reviews of poetry books and chapbooks available free of charge on the Internet.
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