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The Georgia Review is ecstatic that Tripas by Brandon Som has been awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry. Tripas was published in March 2023 under Georgia Review Books, The Georgia Review’s imprint with the University of Georgia Press.
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Black Guy White Guy Talking is a podcast where good friends Elwyn Laud-Hammond and Zachary Watterson talk about gun ownership, reparations, and housing, among other things. They speak with award-winning authors and thinkers, such as CNN and MSNBC commentator …
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Cole Swensen, judge of our 2024 Loraine Williams Poetry Prize, is the author of nineteen books of poetry, most recently And And And (Shearsman Books, 2023); a collection of hybrid ekphrastic essay-poems, Art in Time (Nightboat Books, 2021); and a …
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The Georgia Review congratulates Gloria Mwaniga Odary, who was selected by judge Danielle Evans as the winner of the Georgia Review Prose Prize, and Susan Li, who was chosen as runner-up. Oday will receive $1,500 for her story “Henna is …
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I begin this review of Kazim Ali’s latest book, Sukun: New and Selected Poems, while attempting to process the daily news coming out of Palestine. I am thinking of Ali’s work alongside another recent book, Dark Days: Fugitive Essays …
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In the first chapter of The Porch: Meditations on the Edge of Nature, Charlie Hailey defines the porch as a place of meeting and exchange: “Porch is that place where inside and outside mix, where architecture’s edges encounter climate, …
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