There's always room for more good news, and the Potomac Review is proud to share the following: Current poetry contributor Julie R. Enszer has been selected as one of 21 Leaders of 2015: Seven Who Transform Cultures, by Women's eNews. Congratulations, Julie! Read…
Several of our talented associate editors have been published this fall: Hananah Zaheer reports that her story, " 'Sparkle, sunshine' is out in the Fall 2014 of Concho River Review, and [she adds] I also have another story 'Eight o'…
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…
While PR floats and spins down the river in a literary inner tube, dragging her toes through ripples of possibility, she is proud to report on some of the happenings of our more active editors. Associate Editor Marianne Szlyk sends…
The best part of summer is the time it affords for travel and writing and reading and . . . Here's what some of our Associate Editors have planned: Outreach Editor Robert Giron will be traveling to El Paso, Texas,…
Organized and moderated by Professor Robert Giron, PR's Community Outreach editor, Potomac Review held the last reading of the (academic) year on April 10 on the Takoma Park / Silver Spring campus of Montgomery College. Featured authors…
Michael LeBlanc, Mike Maggio, Sydney March, and Robert L. Giron will be reading at the TP/SS Associate Editors’ reading on Tuesday, Nov. 12th, from 2 to 3:30 PM in the Commons Building, Room 211, at the corner of Takoma Avenue and New York…
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…
Potomac Review Poetry Editor, Robert Giron, blogs about what he looks for in poetry submissions. I suppose when one asks me what is that I'm looking for in poetry for the Potomac Review, I might sound like other editors in…