Jabberwock Review is pleased to announce the publication of our Winter 2010 issue, featuring work by Grace Bauer, Christopher Coake, Meredith Davies Hadaway, Janet Jennings, Lania Knight, Maggie Maurer, Margaret Menges, Linda Lancione Moyer, Mary Ruefle, and Mark Sanders.

Jabberwock Review is a literary journal published semi-annually by students and faculty of Mississippi State University. The journal consists of art, poetry, fiction, and non-fiction from around the world. Funding is provided by the Office of the Provost, the College of Arts & Sciences, the University Honors Program, the Department of English, fundraisers, and subscriptions. For further information about Jabberwock Review, contact Michael Kardos, Editor Misty Smith, Associate Editor jabberwockreview@english.msstate.edu

Congratulations to Lisa Ohlen Harris, whose essay “Evil Eye” (published in Issue 29.1) is cited as a Notable Essay in Best American Essays 2009. Congratulations to our 2009 Pushcart Prize nominees! --Charles Harper Webb, for his poem “Germs from Everyone We’ve Kissed Stay in Our Mouths Until We Die” --Donna Pucciana, for her poem “Waiting for Lightning” --Brian Barker, for his poem “Billie Holiday, Field Recording from the Far Edge of Heaven” --Nicky Beer, for her poem “City State” --Jacob Appel, for his short story “Dyads” --Michael Piafsky, for his novel excerpt “The World: 1966”

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• Submissions will be accepted only from August 15 to October 20 and January 15 to March 15. Submissions received at other times will be returned unopened.
• Submissions should include a cover letter containing the author's name, address, phone number, email address, and a brief biographical statement.
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