Valerie Hegarty
I ask the kitty, both of us lying on the bed on top of the covers, “Did you do your best today? Did you show up and do what you needed to do today?”
“Once your work is published, dear author, it’s pretty much out of your hands…” A note for the spring issue, on reading across time, place, and language.
NER Presents 3 New Fiction Writers
Brad Felver, David Moats, and Kylie Winger will read at the Vermont Book Shop
Join us on April 18 for a reading at the Vermont Book Shop with three fiction writers: Brad Felver, whose debut collection of stories, The Dogs of Detroit, won the 2018 Drue Heinz Literature Prize; David Moats, a …
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Once your work is published, dear author, it’s pretty much out of your hands. Readers will translate it into their own internal voice, or aloud, or if you’re lucky into another language altogether. They’ll read it alongside the news and in competition with their to-do list, or maybe in the company …
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Announcing the new issue of NER
"Into the Wild" by Tommy Lennartsson appears on the front cover of NER 40.1
Three winter months and thousands of hours of reading have been boiled down into the intensely flavorful spring issue of NER, which features three debut stories, numerous celebrated poets, varieties of creative …
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NER @ AWP
If you'll be at the AWP conference on March 28, join editors from Poetry, The Offing, Ecotone, Vinyl, and New England Review for a discussion about submitting to lit mags.
Panel description: When writers send their work to magazines, they know it will be just one in thousands. What makes one …
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