Alex Duvan, one of the “Little Patuxent Review’s” board members, has published his fifth novel, “The Last Patient.” We recently interviewed Alex, who writes under the pen name Tudor Alexander, about his life as a writer. Alex grew up in Romania, immigrating to the US in 1977. You’re the sort of fellow, Alex, whom I […]
Read More…LPR is excited to share our new winter edition on January 26th. Please read ahead for the editor’s note along with which authors will be attending and reading their works at the launch. In 1941, the French composer Olivier Messiaen composed Quatuor pour le fin duTemps (Quartet for the End ofTime) while imprisoned at the German prison […]
Read More…Join Little Patuxent Review and the Howard County Poetry and Literature Society (HoCoPoLitSo) in celebrating our Winter 2025 Launch and the Society’s 50th anniversary! We are excited to have HocoPoLitSo celebrate their 50th anniversary with us and our readership. Their celebration has been named “Beyond Words, Beyond Borders” which feels like the perfect term for […]
Read More…Mike Clark, LPR’s emeritus publisher brought the publication out of its hiatus in 2006 after his career at the Baltimore Sun. He worked to always push his community forward and left a mark on many of those who continue to work behind the scenes at Little Patuxent Review. Brian England, one of LPR’s longstanding board […]
Read More…A mathmetician, collectivist and so much more, Marc A. Drexler gives perspective to what shapes his poetry and specifically, the inspiration behind his poem in our summer issue, “A Few Blocks” in our latest interview. Little Patuxent Review (LPR): If your writing were a shape, what shape would it be? Why? MD (Marc Drexler): This […]
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