>Wag’s Revue

>There’s a handsome new literary magazine online called Wag’s Revue. (“Wag” appears to be short for Web-based Magazine, as opposed to the “traditional” term…

>New Issue: College Hill Review

>Check out Issue No. 2 of College Hill Review.

>F Minus

> H/T Anne

>Tournament of Books–continued

>I got busy and the TOB fell of my radar screen for a while, but I see we are now in the Zombie Round,…

>LitMag Graveyard: Lunch Hour Stories

>It wasn’t around all that long–four years–but Lunch Hour Stories has announced that it will cease publication. LHS was an imitator of One Story:…

>ASC: The Blind Beggar of Alexandria

>Wednesday night I saw what is most likely my final performance of the 2009 Actors’ Renaissance Season at the American Shakespeare Center: The Blind…

>The New Yorker: "Julia and Byron" by Craig Raine

>Julia has cancer (oh, one of those stories). But she’s a scientist and so she agrees to an experimental treatment. When it doesn’t work,…

>Getting an early start on Poetry Month

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>VaBook.org–Saturday

>On Saturday at the Virginia Festival of the Book I moderated one panel and attended two, in addition to various hallway chats, meetings, and…

>2009 National Magazine Awards

>Finalists for the National Magazine Awards were announced this past week. See the full list: here. Virginia Quarterly Review is once again a finalist…