FDU Literary Review

The Literary Review, which has been publishing quarterly since 1957, is known for its unique role among literary magazines of devoting entire issues to contemporary writing from specific nations, cultures or languages. Over the years it has brought English translations of contemporary fiction, poetry, essays, interviews and review essays from throughout the world to the attention of its readers. This includes issues on Japan, Africa, Italy, Spain, Argentina, Brazil, Switzerland and China, as well as on writers of the Indian Commonwealth and new writing in French and Portuguese. The Literary Review also publishes the work of many leading American writers, which is often reprinted in books or honored by inclusion in anthologies.

Through subscriptions to libraries and individuals in the United States and throughout the world, and through sale in more than 400 bookstores, The Literary Review reaches several thousand readers in approximately fifty countries. Fairleigh Dickinson University sponsors and supports its staffing and production.

The cost for a one-year subscription to The Literary Review is $18 domestic, $21 foreign; a two-year subscription is $30 domestic, $36 foreign. A sample copy can be obtained for $5 domestic, $6 foreign.

            Further information and subscriptions can be obtained by writing to
                 The Literary Review
                 Fairleigh Dickinson University
                 285 Madison Avenue
                 Madison, N.J. 07940

or by calling or faxing (973) 443-8564. The Literary Review staff also can be e-mailed at TLR@fdu.edu or accessed at http://webdelsol.com/tlr/ on the World Wide Web.

Recent issues still available are

Fall 1997

New fiction by Marion Roberto Morales, poetry by Vazirani, Meyers, and Kelly; an essay on Lolita by Thomas E. Kennedy (Vol 41:1)

Summer 1997

Small Gifts of Knowing: New Irish Poetry and Prose (Vol 40:4)

Spring 1997

Outside the Lines: Dutch and Flemish Writing (Vol 40:3)

Winter 1997

New fiction by Dixon and Duiyck, poetry by Murawski, Zordrager, and Lifshin (Vol 40:2)

Summer 1996

World Views: New Writing about Nature (Vol 39:4)

Spring 1996

New fiction by Wexelblatt and Wesselman, poetry by Houston, De Maris, and Barnstone; an interview with E.L. Doctorow (Vol 39:3)

Winter 1996

New translations of Japanese literature guest-edited by Lane Dunlop (Vol 39:2)

Fall 1995

New work from Antognazzi, Inchauspe, Lasalle, and Stavans (Vol. 39:1)

Summer 1995

Fictions from the Portuguese (Vol. 38:4)

Spring 1995

General Writing, featuring Christian Abouzeid and Gloria Gervitz (Vol. 38:3)

Winter 1995

Portraits and Places: New Poetry, Fiction and an Interview, featuring Craig Curtis and Eva Chrysanthe (Vol. 38:2)

Fall 1994

Latin America: Private Eyes and Time Travelers guest-edited by Ilan Stavana (Vol. 38:1)

Summer 1994

Issue With a Special Section on "Editors on the State of the Story" (Vol. 37:4)

Summer 1993

Post Festum: Switzerland and the World(Vol. 36:4)

Spring 1993

Literature of Democratic Spain, 19751992(Vol. 36:3)

Fall 1992

Goodbye Columbus, New Myths (Vol. 36:1)

Other available issues of interest are:

Summer 1992

Women Poets of the Caribbean (Vol. 35:4)

Summer 1991

Recent African Writing: New Forms, Old Forms, New Themes, Old Themes (Vol. 34:4)

Spring 1991

Madmen, Metaphysics and Poets: New and Underground Russian Writing (Vol. 34:3)

as well as numerous issues of general writings.

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