A review of new book by poet Gideon Young
This week’s Saturday Review in 2022: Read this review of new book by poet Gideon Young. Find reviews of 28 more books in the winter… Read More »A review of new book by poet Gideon Young
This week’s Saturday Review in 2022: Read this review of new book by poet Gideon Young. Find reviews of 28 more books in the winter… Read More »A review of new book by poet Gideon Young
This Friday from the Archives, Erica Abrams Locklear’s essay on Charles Waddell Chesnutt’s Mandy Oxendine. Read the first page on our website, the whole essay… Read More »Essay on Charles Waddell Chesnutt’s Mandy Oxendine
Saturday Review in 2022: Since submissions are open for our Alex Albright CNF Prize contest, today’s review forthcoming in the winter NCLR Online (due out… Read More »A review of NC Writers’ Network Director Ed Southern’s memoir
Friday from the Archives: Trace Ramsey’s “Miller Road,” winner of the 2016 Alex Albright CNF Prize, published in NCLR 2017 with art by Damien Stamer.… Read More »Winner of the 2016 Alex Albright CNF Prize
Saturday Review in 2022: Since submissions are open for our Alex Albright CNF Prize contest, today’s review forthcoming in the winter NCLR Online (due out… Read More »A review of a new nonfiction book by Kat Meads
Friday from the Archives, “The Snow’s Already Fallen,” a poem by Brian Hendrickson with art by Jon Kolkin. Stay warm out there, everyone!
Saturday Review in 2022: Since today is the first day of submitting essays to our Alex Albright CNF Prize contest, today’s review forthcoming in the… Read More »A review of essays by Karen Salyer McElmurray
Friday from the Archives: With the Alex Albright Creative Nonfiction Prize opening tomorrow, read the first Albright Prize winner by Zackary Vernon, which was published… Read More »The First Albright Prize Winner
Saturday Review in 2022: Let’s start with Zackary Vernon’s review of Allan Gurganus’s Uncollected Stories, from the winter NCLR Online, due out by February 1.… Read More »A review of Allan Gurganus’s Uncollected Stories
Heather Bell Adams is the winner of the 2021 Doris Betts Fiction Prize for her story, “The Virgin of Guadalupe’s Moon.” Adams will receive a prize of $250 from the North Carolina Writers’ Network, and her story will be published in the North Carolina Literary Review’s 2022 issue.