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.
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MQR is excited to announce the new line-up of bloggers for the 2015-2016 year. This year’s group comes to us from a wide range of backgrounds, with various areas of interest and expertise. We’re proud to have them aboard!
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Today we’re sending out hearty congratulations to Ashraf Rushdy, whose essay “Reflections on Indexing My Lynching Book” was selected for Best American Essays 2015. Rushdy’s essay was published in MQR’s Spring 2014 issue.
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And if you are too, please stop by (we’re at Table 333) and check out our special deals…
We’re looking for writers with backgrounds in various disciplines to create unique, thought-provoking posts of interest to MQR’s online readership.
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Rachel Morgenstern-Clarren has won the 2014 Page Davidson Clayton Prize for Emerging Poets, which is awarded annually to the best poet appearing in the journal who has not yet published a book. The award, which is determined by the MQR editors, is in the amount of $500.
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Haesong Kwon has won the 2014 Laurence Goldstein Poetry Prize, which is awarded annually to the author of the best poem or group of poems appearing that year in Michigan Quarterly Review. His poem “Epistle,” appeared in the Fall 2014 issue.
This year’s judge, Khaled Mattawa, writes: Haesong Kwon’s “Epistle” is a minimalist gem that employs a taut Modernist esthetic to tell an American immigrant saga where identity, grief, and the acceptance of change tussle and generate varied emotions. It is a profound telegram/epistle from a poet who has thought hard about the attendant themes of exile and managed to put the best words in the best order.
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Courtney Sender has won the $1000 Lawrence Foundation Prize for 2014. The prize is awarded annually by the Editorial Board of MQR to the author of the best short story published that year in the journal. Sender’s story “We Can Practice Starts” appeared in the Spring 2014 issue.
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I’m very pleased to announce that Rachel Farrell has accepted the position of Blog and Social Media Editor for MQR.
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We bid farewell and offer our appreciation to Ashley David for her four and a half years of outstanding commitment and excellent service to MQR.
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