Check out the new website (still under renovation) for the gsu review. The winners have been chosen for the 2007 contest:

Congratulations to CLIFFORD GARSTANG, C.E. PERRY, DAVID HICKS & VERONICA PATTERSON – winners of our 2007 gsu review Contest in Fiction and Poetry.

We’d like to thank everyone who submitted to our 2007 contest. We received a record number of submissions this year, and an abundance of wonderful poetry and fiction. Choosing finalists from such a first-class collection of work was not easy.

First-place winners will receive $1000.  Second-place winners will receive $250.  All winners and finalists will have their work published in our Spring / Summer 2007 issue.

Special thanks to our judges, Keith Lee Morris and Jake Adam York.

Check out the new submission guidelines, too. Genres include fiction, creative non-fiction, poetry, interviews, book reviews, and visual art.

SUB-LIT

Vol. 1 No. 1 Coming August 1st, 2007

“publishing the best in literary dissidence”

Open for submissions May 15th

Check out A Public Space.  From the homepage:

We’re pleased as punch that the Village Voice has chosen A Public Space as Best New Literary Magazine: “The ridiculously good debut issue of Brigid Hughes’s literary quarterly, A Public Space, featured fiction from Kelly Link and Charles D’Ambrosio, short pieces from Anna Deavere Smith and Rick Moody, and eye-opening Japan portfolio, and as they say, much, much, more. If you didn’t pick it up, you’ll have to check eBay, since it’s completely sold out. A Public Space effortlessly leaps to the first rank of literary journals, which is to say, a publication worth subscribing to in order to avoid newsstand-sellout despair.” We agree!

There’s also an excerpt from a Kelly Link story from Issue #1–and many of you know how I feel about her work, so, go check it out.