We're very pleased to announce that Nicole Terez Dutton will be the next editor of the Kenyon Review!
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- Very soon, we'll be accepting submissions again. Polish off those drafts! Tell your friends! Stay hydrated! We'll be sure to send a few gentle reminders along the way. Visit our website for full guidelines. kenyonreview.org/submit/
- Hey! Take care of yourself first. The writing will come.
- Our own @maggiesmithpoet wrote the knockout poem of 2016, and we wanted to share it again today. "Good Bones" by Maggie Smith:
- We're accepting submissions until September 30th and we're excited to read your work!
- Do I retweet myself? Very well, then I retweet myself. (I am large, I contain multitudes.)
- We've already announced that we're planning a Food issue in 2023. What are your favorite books with great writing about food?
- Hey, we will open for submissions on September 15! We're looking forward to your prose, poetry, plays, excerpts, and translations! If you'd like to send a book review--1,000-1,200 words--please query us first. Here are our full submission guidelines: kenyonreview.org/submission/
- "Depression—anxiety, in particular—wear me out, and are artistic collaborators with me, longtime artistic collaborators. How do I keep writing when I'm really struggling? I would say frankly that I don't. . . . When I'm really struggling, I am the work."—@theferocity
- We're planning a Food issue in 2023, so we have to ask: what is your favorite comfort food?
- Poets! Our contest is open until Nov. 30. This year's final judge is @dlseuss. Please send us one poem—your favorite poem, the one you cannot stop thinking about, the one stashed away ready to make its way through the world. All guidelines here: kenyonreview.org/submit/poetry-…
- "The narrative behind this generation being sensitive is [used] to obscure the colossal institutional violence occurring." —Junot Díaz
- One week left—we’re excited to read your work!Send us something with heart. kenyonreview.org/submit/
