NCLR Receives TWO Grants
North Carolina Literary Review gratefully announces receiving two grants toward community engagement from two prestigious state-wide funders
North Carolina Literary Review gratefully announces receiving two grants toward community engagement from two prestigious state-wide funders
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The North Carolina Literary Review 2023 feature is Native American Literature of North Carolina, guest edited by Dr. Kirstin L. Squint, and… Read More »Lumbee Literary Voices Featured in NCLR Online Fall 2023 Issue
With both an historic feature section and the first guest feature editor, the 2023 issue of the North Carolina Literary Review available now is one to celebrate.
David Joy will judge the next Doris Betts Fiction Contest, co-sponsored by NCLR and NCWN.
The 2023 Applewhite winner is Janis Harrington. Michael White and Debra Kaufman were also chosen.
Announcing the winners of the inaugural Jaki Shelton Green Performance Poetry Competition!
Announcing the winners and finalists of the 2023 Albright Creative Nonfiction Prize
Rhiannon Skye Tafoya is an Indigenous artist from the Eastern Band of Cherokee and the Santa Clara Pueblo tribes. She earned a BFA in printmaking… Read More »Drumroll, please . . . the 2023 cover in all its glory
These panels engaged with scholars and community members and stirred up much excitement for NCLR’s 2023 issue.
“The individuals being honored tonight embody the ECU motto Servire, meaning to serve,” Chancellor Philip Rogers said in his opening remarks. “They serve our students, they serve our university, they serve our region and they serve our state with steadfast and selfless dedication. … Rogers presented the first award of the ceremony, the James R. Talton Jr. Leadership Award, to [NCLR Editor] Margaret Bauer…”