The Gettysburg Review

We’re Twenty-Five!

Do you remember the ’80s—mullets, parachute pants, oversized jackets with shoulder pads? Well not everything that originated in the ’80s was of questionable value. In 1988, the Gettysburg Review was born, which means that this year is our twenty-fifth anniversary. To celebrate, we considered making some neon T-shirts, but rather than go tastelessly retro, we decided to bring back the subscription rates from our very first volume. Check it out:

One-year subscription for only $12! (promo code: ANNIV1)
Two-year subscription for only $22! (promo code: ANNIV2)
Three-year subscription for only $30! (promo code: ANNIV3)

This offer is good for the entirety of 2012 on new orders, renewals, and gift subscriptions! If you’ve been putting off becoming a supporter of the Gettysburg Review, use the above promotional codes and procrastinate no longer.



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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