Bookfest!
This Sunday, September 11, the Kerrytown Bookfest will be taking place at the Farmer’s Market in Ann Arbor. We’ll be at Table 20–stop by for free back issues of the journal plus our best subscription deal of the year.
California, Here We Come
Swimming pools! Movie Stars! We’re on our way to AWP–and if you are too, remember to stop by (we’re at Table 218) and check out our special deals: save $10 on a one-year subscription—($15 instead of $25), or get two years for the price of one ($25 instead of $45). When you sign up, you’ll also receive a copy of our current issue (a $7 value) for free.
Join Us at Voices of the Middle West
If you’re in Ann Arbor this weekend, come to the day-long Voices of the Middle West–a festival celebrating the literary richness of our region–this Saturday, March 12th in East Quad on the University of Michigan campus.
Come to the Kerrytown Bookfest
Going to be in the Ann Arbor area this weekend? Come see us Sunday at the Kerrytown Bookfest–we’ll be at Table 43, handing out free magnets and selling (cheap!) back issues of the journal.
We’re Off to AWP
And if you are too, please stop by (we’re at Table 333) and check out our special deals…
Welcome Rachel Farrell
I’m very pleased to announce that Rachel Farrell has accepted the position of Blog and Social Media Editor for MQR.
AWP Seattle – Come On By!
Going to be in Seattle for the AWP conference? Check out MQR’s special event and special deals…
“Albatross Diagram” Selected for Best Australian Poetry 2012
Gig Ryan’s “Albatross Diagram,” which appeared in the Summer 2012 issue of MQR in our feature on new Australian poetry, has been selected for inclusion in this year’s edition of Best Australian Poetry.
“Internal Monument” Wins a Pushcart
Congratulations to G. C. Waldrep–whose “Internal Monument,” which appeared in the Spring 2011 issue of MQR, has been selected for inclusion in Puchcart Prize XXXVII: Best of the Small Presses.
MQR Announces 2011 Literary Prizes
MQR is pleased to announce that it has awarded this year’s trio of literary prizes to the authors of an amusing—and poignant—story about strangers in the strange land of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, an elegant poem on perspectives during a balloon flight, and a gritty poem listing the detritus of life at a Detroit high school.