December 1, 2011:
The 2012 New South Writing Contest is now open for submissions! See our contest page for information on how to submit either online or via the mail. We look forward to reading all of your submissions.
Please join us on Thursday, November 16, 2011 at 7:00 pm for a reading with Tom Hunley. The reading will be held in the Troy Moore Library on the Georgia State University campus.
Please join us on Friday, September 30, 2011 at 7:30 pm for a reading featuring Pir Rothenberg, Gregg Murray, and Ida Stewart. The reading will be held at Kavarna in Decatur, Ga.
Congratulations to the winners of the 2011 New South Writing Contest. In poetry, the winner is Bruce Bond, for his poem "Benthos." In prose, the winner is Gregory J. Wolos, for his story "Who's Akela?" The second place winners were Maya Jewell Zeller, for her poem "Archery with Alex," and Jill Kronstadt, for her story "Palimpsests." Rodney Jones judged the poetry contest, and Karen E. Bender judged the prose contest. Our thanks to the judges, and all those who submitted work this year. Visit our contest page for more details, and stay tuned for information on next year's contest.
We're pleased to announce that New South is now accepting submissions through Tell It Slant, an online submission manager. For a small fee that's roughly the cost of printing and posting paper submissions, Tell it Slant will save time, reduce paper waste, and increase our efficiency. Please submit your work here: Tell it Slant
New South will welcome the poet Rodney Jones to Georgia State University on Thursday, September 23rd, at 7:15pm. The reading will be held in the Troy Moore Library, which is located on the ninth floor of the General Classroom Building. Please contact new_south@langate.gsu.edu with questions. This reading is free and open to the public.
Starting September 1st, 2010, New South will accept all of its regular submissions through TellitSlant.com. Please visit Tell it Slant for more details.
The NEW Spring/Summer 2010 issue will be out soon! Volume 3.2 features poetry by Jim Murphy, Dianne Blakely, Brian Barker, David Wagoner; fiction from Kerry Neville Bakken, Adam Braver, Eugene Cross, Amanda Rea, Christine Sneed; and nonfiction by Randy Bates. This issue also showcases three new poems by Tony Hoagland and an interview with the poet.
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