NOTICE (2/22/07): TNHR is going
through some changes. Because our
primary editorial staff plans to
relocate, we are no longer
maintaining a physical address. If
you have recently tried to reach us by
post and your mail was returned, we
apologize for the inconvenience. We can
still be reached online at:
submissons at tnhr.org (for
submissions) or editor at tnhr.org
(for all other correspondence). If you
are a press interested in sending us
review copies, please contact us at
reviews at tnhr.org for mailing
arrangements. TNHR 3 is still in the
works, though we're running several
months behind schedule. We will make
another announcement once we've finished
reading through our backlog, If you
would like to receive updates via email,
please consider joining our mailing
list.
UPDATE (9/2/06): We're still alive and
working on TNHR 3, albeit slowly.
We hope to get caught up on email and
submissions very soon. Next year we may
decide not to read over the summer, but
for now please accept our sincere
apology for the delays.
NEWS (4/30/06): In
addition to our old address, The New
Hampshire Review is now also
available via
http://tnhr.org.
NEWS (4/4/06):
We've added audio recordings of
Phil Crippen's poems.
NEWS (2/27/06):
Hildred Crill's
"Quite Suddenly the Woods," was
selected by Verse Daily for
their February
Web Monthly Feature.
NEWS (02/15/06): The
Sycamore Review has some
very flattering things to say about Seth
Abramson and The New Hampshire Review
on its website today.
NEWS (02/07/06): Poetry Northwest
has been revived, after a
four-year hiatus, under the editorship
of
David Biespiel. Their new website
went online today at:
http://www.poetrynw.org, and they
will resume print publication in March
with contributions from C.K. Williams,
Robert Bly, Marilyn Hacker, Henri Cole,
Christian Wiman,
Peter Campion, and more.
NEWS (02/04/06):
Philip Fried's new
book of poetry, Big Men Speaking
to Little Men, will be published by
Salmon Poetry (Ireland) in March.
Additional information is available at
the Salmon Poetry
website.
NEWS: The New Hampshire Review is
pleased to nominate the following poems
for this year’s Pushcart Prize:
Steve Mueske, "The
Shrike in the Garden of Machinery",
Elizabeth Percer, "Sex
Workers in Asia", and Peter Jay
Shippy, "The
Tragic Conversion of Keith Richards".
NEWS:
C. Dale Young's
"Stone and Fire, Fire and Stone," was
selected by Verse Daily for
their August Web Monthly Feature.
NEWS: Congratulations to
Paula Bohince,
Clay Matthews, and
Steve Mueske, whose
work has been selected to appear in
Best New Poets 2005 (Ed.
George Garrett; Series Ed., Jeb
Livingood) due out from the University
of Virginia in November.
EVENT: Naomi
Feigelson Chase will be
reading from her new book, Gittel:
the Would-Be Messiah, a novel in
verse, on Saturday, July 30,
2005 at the Toadstool
Bookstore, 12 Depot Square,
Peterborough, NH.
NEWS:
Jon Davis's
Scrimmage of Appetite, originally
published in 1995 by the University of
Akron Press, is back in print, available
from Peripatetic Books,
peripateticbooks@comcast.net.
