At Little Patuxent Review, we seek to foster dialogue and community in the literary world. This guest post by Diane Burton, the associate editor of Nimrod International Journal, introduces readers to the great writing being fostered in Tulsa, Oklahoma. As Burton writes, the “core” of Nimrod’s mission remains the same today as when the journal […]
Read More…The Little Patuxent Review is honored to announce that last week our publisher emeritus, Mike Clark, received the Howie Award as an Outstanding Community Supporter of the Arts. Clark received this recognition at the Howard County Arts Council’s 21st annual Celebration of the Arts in Howard County. Mike’s speech is available in the video above, […]
Read More…Little Patuxent Review reminds all its readers and contributors that we are sponsoring a free poetry contest for Maryland residents with the Enoch Pratt Free Library. The winning poem will be published in Little Patuxent Review, displayed in a Central Library window, and honored at a reading at the Central Library. Runners-up may also be considered […]
Read More…What do Salon.com, Vanity Fair, and the Little Patuxent Review have in common? Answer: all three got the same ranking in the Bookfox blogger’s ranking of the top literary magazines in the USA. Bookfox based his rankings on the number of appearances and mentions in the annual anthology Best American Essays. https://thejohnfox.com/ranking-of-literary-nonfiction/
Read More…LPR celebrates its writers for all of their imagination and craft. The editors have had the delightful challenge of selecting pieces for the pushcart nomination. Here are our choices. Congratulations to all of you! WINTER 2017 Poetry: “Black Light for Etheridge Knight” by Peter Marcus “The Wind Makes It Impossible” by Kendra Kopelke Fiction: “Fly […]
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