The Gettysburg Review

The Winter 2011 issue of the Gettysburg Review has arrived. In it, you will find much to sustain you through the coming season of snow and cold and snow.... Highlights include Jeffrey Hammond’s “A Prayer for the Catcher,” an homage to his father and all those who have crouched behind homeplate; David Tucholski’s “The Fourth Wall,” an absurd little story set somewhere in Iraq during the Persian Gulf War; as well as poems by the likes of Paul Zimmer, Alice Friman, and Richard Lyons. Enjoy!

2011 Online Holiday Sale

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Kudos

Congratulations to all of our writers whose work was selected for The Puschart Prize XXXVI: Best of the Small Presses: Alice Friman, “Tracing Back,” (Poem, Autumn 2010); Paul Zimmer, “Brief Lives,” (Fiction, Autumn 2010); Eve Becker, “Final Concert,” (Essay, Autumn 2010); and Douglas Goetsch, “Black People Can’t Swim,” (Poem, Winter 2010).

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