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“How, though, amidst thousands of submissions, can an emerging writer catch an editor’s attention?”
“Emerging poet Jim Whiteside’s “La Dame Bleue,” found in this back issue, is a meaningful example.”
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“The Georgia Review takes this stewardship seriously: in the Spring 2024 issue, for example, emerging poets account for nearly half of the poetry section.”
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“Having worked for over a decade in different queues, I’ve found that emerging writers most distinguish themselves not through novelty or trendiness but through trust.”
“But for those who do know, the poem becomes suffused with tension, McQueen and Blow urgent foils to speaker and mother.”
“Arro Mandell uses the context of eviction to explore ecological intimacy; in deciding not to detail her uncle’s titular suffering, Marianne Boruch makes a poem that can instead hold the complexity of legacy.”
“The mother delivers her cancer diagnosis not face-to-face or via call, but through text.”