May/Jun 2008 Cover Story
Our cover story is a profile of Valzhyna Mort, the young Belarusian poet whose American debut is infused with the music of her homeland.
Features
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Agents & Editors: A Q&A With Agent Nat Sobel
by Jofie Ferrari-Adler
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Where the Real World Lies: A Profile of Lee Martin
by Amos Magliocco
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You Cannot Tell This to Anybody: A Profile of Valzhyna Mort
by Kevin Nance
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Special Section
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Five Tips for Submitting Your Work
by Staff
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Saving the Short Story
by Katherine Hill
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Through the Eyes of the Editors
by Stephanie Fiorelli, Stephen Corey, David Hamilton
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Twenty New Journals Ready to Read Your Work
by Staff
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News and Trends
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Literary MagNet
by Kevin Larimer
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Memoir? What Memoir? Frey’s Novel
by Daniel Nester
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Page One: Where New and Noteworthy Books Begin
by Staff
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Q&A: Rebecca Wolff's Fence Turns Ten
by Kevin Larimer
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Small Press Points
by Kevin Larimer
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Such Sweet Sorrow
by Joshua Bodwell
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Way, Way Too Much Information
by Frank Bures
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The Literary Life
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Chinese Characters: Report From Literary Beijing
by Stephen Morison Jr.
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The Practical Writer
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Putting Your Poetry in Order: The Mix-Tape Strategy
The Mix-Tape Strategy
by Katrina Vandenberg
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First: Melissa J. Delbridge’s Family Bible
by Amy Rosenberg
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