We are a unique literary magazine that examines human existence through the prism of health and healing, illness and disease. Published twice a year, each issue is filled with high quality, easily accessible poetry, short stories, and essays.
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Sunday, May 31 at 12:00pm - Literary Magathon
New York Public Library’s DeWitt Wa...
Saturday, May 30 at 4:00pm
Bellevue Literary Review On this snowy morning, enjoy a reading from the comfort of your own home. Here's a link to the 2009 Lit Magathon, sponsored by the wonderful CLMP and held at New York Public Library. Our own Ronna Wineberg reads two selections from BLR, along with a host of other wonderful editors/writers.
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This celebration of literary magazines and independent publishing is in its eighth year at the Library! Leading literary magazine editors read favorite selections from their latest issues:
Bellevue Literary Review
is pleased to announce next year's contest judges: Marie Ponsot (Poetry), Andre Dubus III (Fiction), and Jerome Groopman (Nonfiction). The contest will open in February - guidelines and more info will be posted on our website soon (www.BLReview.org)
A review of Marie Ponsot's new book...
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Marie Ponsot’s sixth poetry collection is propelled by playful lines and mature perspective.
Bellevue Literary Review If you've read "The Best of the Bellevue Literary Review," please consider posting a short review on Amazon... Positive reviews give small publishers a big boost!
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Amazon.com: The Best of the Bellevue Literary Review (9781934137048): Danielle Ofri, Sherwin B. Nuland: Books
Bellevue Literary Review is the "Talk of the Town" in the New Yorker this week. If you are a New Yorker subscriber, you can read it online. In print, check out page 34!
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Talk story about the Bellevue Literary Review
We are delighted to announce our 2009 Pushcart Prize nominees: Buffy Cram ("Mineral By Mineral" - Spring 2009) Katherine Ellis ("Made of Metal and Constructed With Fire" - Spring 2009) John Kay ("The Button Collector" - Fall 2009) ...
Bellevue Literary Review is open to submissions! Thanks for bearing with us during our much-needed manuscript hiatus. We're ready to read and encourage you to submit your work.
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The BLR seeks high-caliber, unpublished* work, broadly and creatively related to our themes of health, healing, illness, the mind, and the body. (Please see footnote below for specific definition of “published.”)
Bellevue Literary Review has just posted selections from our Fall 2009 issue. Enjoy!
Bellevue Literary Review Here is a short piece about the last BLR reading. Hope it will make all our NY friends want to attend our upcoming reading on October 25th!
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McCormick was at Bellevue Hospital Center on a recent rainy Sunday to read from her short story, “White Space,” about a young New Yorker numbed in the months after 9/11. More than 100 visitors had gathered in the rotunda for, of all things, a literary reading. ...
Bellevue Literary Review Archive of the day - check out selections from our theme issue on mental illness.
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Foreword by Danielle Ofri Fiction: In Lieu of a Better Plan by Elizabeth Downs Fiction: Crackers by Alex Bartel Fiction: The Room of Small Gods by Paula V. Smith
Bellevue Literary Review If you've just 'met' us on Facebook and want to see what we're about, our 'Best of...' is a great place to start. There is also a free study guide available on our website (http://www.blreview.org/curriculum.htm) with questions about each piece in the book. Hope you'll take a look!
Amazon.com: The Best of the Bellevue Literary Review (9781934137048): Danielle Ofri, Sherwin B. Nula
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Amazon.com: The Best of the Bellevue Literary Review (9781934137048): Danielle Ofri, Sherwin B. Nuland: Books
Bellevue Literary Review just released the Fall issue into the hands of our printer. Joy!
Bellevue Literary Review Archive of the day: read selections from our issue 'Growing Older: Writers Examine Aging'
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Fiction: A Brutal Sweetness by Abby Nance Fiction: Winter Light by MaryLee McNeal Nonfiction: The Best That Love Could by Scott Oglesby
Bellevue Literary Review Thank you to everyone who submitted to the BLR Prizes this year (and endured our lack of online payment...) We appreciated the enthusiastic response! The contest is now closed. Winners will be announced in November/December.
Bellevue Literary Review A reminder to our Chicago-area friends: the Printers Ball is tomorrow evening (7/31, 5-11pm). Stop by and pick up a copy of BLR. Wish we could be there!
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Ludington Building1104 South Wabash Avenue5:00 PM - 11:00 PMAdmission to the Printers’ Ball is free and open to all ages.
