The Southern Review

The Southern Review publishes fiction, poetry, essays, interviews, and excerpts from novels-in-progress if they stand alone. The Southern Review is interested in the best poetry and prose that is well crafted and dynamic. We are not interested in sensationalism. Art reproductions—color or black and white—of a wide range—paintings, photography, prints, sculpture—are selected on the basis of engaging content and style. The Southern Review was founded in 1935 by Robert Penn Warren and Cleanth Brooks.

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