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…
Starting today, right now, in this moment, PR will be shifting away from the biweekly posting our readers have grown to love. From now until late August, we'll be posting once a week unless something miraculous and remarkable happens (or,…
Starting today, right now, in this moment, PR will be shifting away from the biweekly posting our readers have grown to love. From now until late August, we'll be posting once a week unless something miraculous and remarkable happens (or,…
We begin 2014 with the very good news that two of our editors, Katherine Smith and Marianne Szlyk, have been published. Poetry Editor Katherine Smith participated in Sixfold's "writer-voted journal," winning third place (not to mention 100 dollars) among her…
http://youtu.be/p5RDxDfMtTc While the heat rises in Washington (in oh, so many ways), take a break and watch this film, "Down the Old Potomac: A Trip by Barge through the Historic Potomac Valley," by Conquest Pictures in 1917.
Associate Editor Marianne Szlyk writes about the path some of her poems took this summer: Even as we spend so much time online and Kindles allow us to dispense with the aching weight of books, print publication is still exciting. …
The Potomac Review is rested and refreshed and ready to rock. We're not kidding about that last part: we have made some changes at the editorial level, found some new bloggers (to join the already-fantastic current group), and have organized…
By: Nathan Blanchard Volunteer Nathan ventures off from the Potomac River area, from which the Potomac Review draws its name, to nearby waters in Baltimore to attend the City Lit Festival. If you are a writer in Maryland, you should…