Written by Meridian on January 4th, 2010Current MFAs in fiction and poetry at UVA had a great fall semester. Here is some recent publication news. (This may not be a complete list.)
Steve Barbaro had poems chosen for Denver Quarterly, DIAGRAM, and Spinning Jenny.
Jazzy Danziger’s poem “Earthquake in Wabash Valley, Three Months Before Our Engagement” will appear in the spring 2010 issue of Mid-American Review.
Carolyn Creedon had poems published in the summer issue of Ploughshares and the November issue of Alehouse.
Jonterri Gadson had poems accepted by TORCH for their fall/winter 2009 issue.
Lee Johnson had a story chosen for publication in Alaska Quarterly Review.
Sam Taylor’s poems were chosen for publication in New Letters, Beloit Poetry Journal, Cincinnati Review, Michigan Quarterly Review, Confrontation Magazine, Asheville Poetry Review, and Poetry International.
Mark Wagenaar’s “Gacela of the Bright Omen” appears in this fall’s Atlanta Review, “Chiropractic” was accepted by Subtropics, “Slow Migration Towards Ecstasy” by the South Carolina Review, “The Joke,” by Hiram Poetry Review, and “Elegy with Two Lemons” by Harpur Palate.
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