Naugatuck_River_Review

<i>Naugatuck River Review</i>

Naugatuck River Review

Academic journal


Naugatuck River Review (NRR) is a national literary magazine named after the Naugatuck River in Connecticut. Founded in 2008, it publishes narrative poetry. The headquarters is in Westfield, Massachusetts.

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Awards

Each year Naugatuck River Review hosts a Narrative Poetry Prize.[1] NRR subscribes to the ethical code for contests laid out by the Council of Literary Magazines and Presses.[1] The judge for the 2012 prize is Pamela Uschuk. Past judges have included Patricia Smith, Patrick Donnelly, and Lesléa Newman.[2][3]

Past contributors

Edward Byrne, Ernie Wormwood,[4] Laurie Junkins, José Gouveia, Steven Riel, Terry Lucas, Wyn Cooper, Diane Lockward, Alan King, Laurie Ann Guerrero,[5] Sally Rosen Kindred, Marie-Elizabeth Mali, Naomi Benaron,[6] José B. Gonzalez, Monica Hand,[7] Daniel Nathan Terry, Taylor Mali, Richard Vargas,[8] Tim Mayo, Marge Piercy, Truth Thomas, Janet Jennings, Christel Warren, Monica A. Hand, Lyn Lifshin, Lucille Lang Day, and Tara Betts.[9]

See also


References

  1. http://naugatuckriverreview.com/contest/ Prize page at Review website
  2. "Congratulations to the Naugatuck River Review contest winners!". 16 November 2009.
  3. Naugatuck Review, Issue 1, Winter 2009
  4. Naugatuck Review, Issue 2, Summer 2009
  5. Naugatuck Review, Issue 4, Summer 2010
  6. Naugatuck Review, Issue 5, Winter 2011
  7. Naugatuck Review, Issue 6 Winter 2012

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