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Mississippi Review The print edition has published National Book Award winners, Pulitzer Prize winners, National Book Critics Circle winners as well as new writers just beginning their publishing careers. The magazine has been recognized with Pushcart Prize winners and pieces republished in Best American Short Stories and Best American Poetry. Ray Carver, who was an occasional contributor, described MR as “one of the most remarkable and indispensable literary journals of our time.” Pulitzer Prize winning poet, Charles Simic, himself a contributor to MR, said, “Mississippi Review is probably one of the best magazines in the country.” We've done special numbers on politics and religion, literary magazines, the prose poem, New York School poets, Hamlet, minimalism, cyberpunk, Caribbean writing, panic sex, interviews with new writers, and on individuals including Rita Dove, Barry Hannah, Rick Bass, and James Robison. Over the years we have cultivated an irredeemably disheveled look and a catholic publishing program. Mississippi Review is a lively magazine, always offbeat, perhaps a bit ahead of the curve, if there is a curve. A readable magazine that fits none of the usual pigeonholes. Get these issues of Mississippi Review direct from the magazine offices. Contact editors@mississippireview.com to order, or call 601-266-5600. All back issues are $9 plus $2 for first class postage. Most are currently in stock in limited quantities.

MR36/3 Lit Magazines. Edited by Travis Kurowski & Gary Percesepe	MR36/1&2 MR Prize 2008 Judges Frederick Barthelme & Angela Ball	MR35/3 New Fiction Edited by Gary Percesepe	MR35/1&2 MR Prize 2007 Judges Frederick Barthelme & Angela Ball

MR34/3 Prose Poem Edited by Julia Johnson	MR34/1&2	MR33/3 Location/Dislocation Edited by Ken Foster	MR33/1&2 MR Prize 2005 Judges Frederick Barthelme & Angela Ball

MR 32/3 Politics & Religion: Essays by Bill Moyers, Noam Chomsky, Michael Lerner, Mahmoud Darwish, Walter Wink, Merold Westphal, Tolu Ogunlesi, Brother John of Taize	MR 32/1&2 MR Prize 2004 Judges Frederick Barthelme & Angela Ball	MR 31/3 Poets of the New York School Edited by Angela Ball & David Lehman	MR 31/1&2 MR Prize 2003 Judges Frederick Barthelme & Angela Ball

MR 30/03 New Fiction Selected by Rick Moody	MR 30/1&2 MR Prize 2002 Judges Frederick Barthelme, Mary Robison, Angela Ball	MR 29/3 Hamlet Issue Selected by DC Berry	MR 29/1&2 MR Prize 2001 Judges Frederick Barthelme, Mary Robison, Angela Ball

MR 28/3 World Poetry Selected by Angela Ball	MR 28/1&2 MR Prize 1999-2000 Judges Frederick Barthelme, Mary Robison, Angela Ball	MR 27/3 Interviews with Rick bass, Bret Easton Ellis, Mary Gaitskill, Tim Gautreaux, Thom Jones, Rick Moody, Padgett Powell	MR 27/1&2 MR Prize 1998 Judges Thom Jones and Lucie Brock Broido

MR 26/3 New Fiction from Mississippireview.com	MR 26/1&2 MR Prize 1997 Judges Padgett Powell and Angela Ball	MR 25/3 Special Issue: Barry Hannah	MR 25/1&2MR Prize 1996 Judges: Mary Robison & Frederick Barthelme

MR 24/3 Caribbean Writing Selected by Michael Mays	MR 24/1&2 MR Prize 1995 Judge: Amy Hempel	MR 23/3 Rita Dove Issue	MR 23/1&2 MR Prize 1995 Judge: Veronica Geng

MR22/3 Seven short stories by James Robison	MR22/1&2 An essay on teaching writing and a long story by Rick Bass	MR21/3 New British Fiction Martin Amis, Roddy Doyle, Ian McEwan, James Kelman, Will Self, Janis Galloway, Sam North	MR21/1&2 About the Short Story Margaret Atwood, John Barth, Thom Jones, David Leavitt, Susan Minot, Francine Prose, Ann Beattie, gordon Lish, Robert Olen Butler

MR20/3	MR20/1&2 Interviews with Kathy Acker, Paul Auster, Eudora Welty, Jamaica Kincaid, Kazuo Ishiguro, Ishmael Reed, Peter Taylor	MR19/3 Poetry	MR19/1&2 Workshops

MR18/2&3 Beginnings	MR18/1	MR17/3	MR17/1&2 Panic Sex Issue

MR16/2&3 Cyberpunk	MR16/1	MR15/3	MR15/1&2

MR14/3	MR14/1&2	MR13/3	MR13/1&2

MR12/3	MR12/1&2	MR11/3 Essays & Literary Criticism	MR11/1&2

MR10/3	MR10/1&2	MR9/3	MR9/1&2

MR8/3	MR8/1&2	MR7/3	MR7/1&2 Ann Beattie, Joseph McElroy, Russell Banks, Doris Betts

Subscribe to Mississippi Review, one of the finest print literary magazines in America today, only $15 per year for two fun-filled issues! Click here to take a look at some recent issues.		Mississippi Review and the Center for Writers support the Association of Writers & Writing Programs

Published by the Center for Writers at The University of southern mississippi

Mississippi Review

Subscribe to Mississippi Review, one of the finest print literary magazines in America today, only $15 per year for two fun-filled issues! Click here to take a look at some recent issues.

Mississippi Review and the Center for Writers support the Association of Writers & Writing Programs

Copyright © 1995-2008 Mississippi Review, The University of Southern Mississippi, Box 5144,
Hattiesburg, MS 39406. AA/EOE/ADAI. Opinions are those of the authors.

Published by the Center for Writers at The University of southern mississippi

Mississippi Review

Subscribe to Mississippi Review, one of the finest print literary magazines in America today, only $15 per year for two fun-filled issues! Click here to take a look at some recent issues.

Mississippi Review and the Center for Writers support the Association of Writers & Writing Programs

Copyright © 1995-2008 Mississippi Review, The University of Southern Mississippi, Box 5144, Hattiesburg, MS 39406. AA/EOE/ADAI. Opinions are those of the authors.

Copyright © 1995-2008 Mississippi Review, The University of Southern Mississippi, Box 5144,
Hattiesburg, MS 39406. AA/EOE/ADAI. Opinions are those of the authors.