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Congratulations, Robert Giron

Many congratulations go to Robert Giron for being selected as one of the Heroes Latinos LGBTQ  as part of the Latino GLBT History Project.  According to their write up,  He was born in Nebraska but describes himself “as a Transplanted Texan who…

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Congratulations, Katherine Smith

We've got some great news to share with you this afternoon:  Potomac Review's poetry editor, Katherine Smith, has recently been notified that The Missouri Review has accepted five of her recent poems.  To make the news even greater, her second…

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Catching Up

Various members of our staff have been busy with literary projects these past few weeks: Tech Editor J. Howard spent time at the Furious Flower Conference of African-American Poetry at James Madison University.  As their web page explains, former Poet…

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Fall With Us on Saturday

Join Editor-in-Chief Julie Wakeman-Linn and Technology Editor Joanna Howard at George Mason University's Fall for the Book.We'll be manning a table at the Bookfair this Saturday, September 13, from noon until 4.  If you want to purchase our latest edition,…

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Submissions Open!

A new year begins today with the opening of the Online Submission Manager for PR.  "But what do I submit?" you ask.  PR responds with the copy and paste below: Submission Guidelines: Poetry: up to three poems/five pages at a time Prose:…

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A New Year and Good News

PR docks its rowboat for the season and heads back to the work of producing the literary magazine, beginning with the very good news that Editor-in-Chief  Julie Wakeman-Linn and Fiction Editor J.W. Wang will be going to AWP15. Their proposal,…

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