Celebrating Ann Bracken’s New Poetry Collection

Longtime LPR readers have enjoyed numerous pieces over the years by Ms. Bracken in our journal and online. That is why I’m so pleased to announce the publication of her new collection of poems, Once You’re Inside: Poems Exploring Incarceration. If you purchase the book through her website, five dollars of each purchase will be […]

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Meet Our New Nonfiction Editor: Q&A with Gabriella Souza

Gabriella Souza, our new nonfiction editor, lives and works as a writer and editor in Baltimore. She received the 2021 Carlisle Family Scholarship from the Community Writers and won the 2020 San Miguel Writers’ Conference Writing Contest. She recently completed the MFA program at Antioch University in Los Angeles, where she received an Eloise Klein […]

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Meet our new online editor: Q&A with Wendy Ruth Walker

Our new online editor, Wendy Ruth Walker, is currently finishing up her MFA in writing at Bennington College. Her story “Cabinet of Animals” received an honorable mention in Glimmer Train’s fall 2017 fiction contest. She was also accepted into the 2018 Tin House Summer Workshop. For more than 10 years, Wendy was an acquisitions editor […]

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Dan Crawley talks book deals and submitting fiction

LPR wouldn’t exist without the incredible team of readers who help select the pieces we publish in each issue. One of our fiction readers, Dan Crawley, recently learned that his short story collection, The Wind, It Swirls, has been picked up for publication by Cowboy Jamboree Press! To celebrate, Dan shared some thoughts about his […]

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Welcome to our new editor

As we start to welcome submissions for the next issue of Little Patuxent Review, we also welcome a new editor on board. After seven years at the helm of LPR, Steven Leyva has stepped down. We will dearly miss Steven and all that he’s brought to the journal, but we’re also thrilled to welcome Chelsea […]

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