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The Greensboro Review: Number 110, Fall 2021
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The Greensboro Review: Number 110, Fall 2021 in Franklin, TN
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The fall 2021
Greensboro Review
features the Amon Liner Poetry Prize winner, "Pygmalion" by Megan Gower, new flash fiction by Julia Kenny, and an Editor's Note from Terry L. Kennedy. This 110th issue includes work from Dan Albergotti, Talal Alyan, Ricky Aucoin, Joseph Bathanti, Ronda Piszk Broatch, Grant Clauser, Whitney Collins, Beth Dufford, Susan Grimm, Paul Guest, Julie Innis, Mary Elder Jacobsen, Justin Jannise, Mary Ann Larkin, Trapper Markelz, Joy Moore, Tomas Q. Morin, Elle Napolitano, Joel Peckham, Rob Roensch, Mira Rosenthal, Randy Shelley, Peter Short, Ahrend Torrey, and JR Walsh.
Greensboro Review
features the Amon Liner Poetry Prize winner, "Pygmalion" by Megan Gower, new flash fiction by Julia Kenny, and an Editor's Note from Terry L. Kennedy. This 110th issue includes work from Dan Albergotti, Talal Alyan, Ricky Aucoin, Joseph Bathanti, Ronda Piszk Broatch, Grant Clauser, Whitney Collins, Beth Dufford, Susan Grimm, Paul Guest, Julie Innis, Mary Elder Jacobsen, Justin Jannise, Mary Ann Larkin, Trapper Markelz, Joy Moore, Tomas Q. Morin, Elle Napolitano, Joel Peckham, Rob Roensch, Mira Rosenthal, Randy Shelley, Peter Short, Ahrend Torrey, and JR Walsh.
The fall 2021
Greensboro Review
features the Amon Liner Poetry Prize winner, "Pygmalion" by Megan Gower, new flash fiction by Julia Kenny, and an Editor's Note from Terry L. Kennedy. This 110th issue includes work from Dan Albergotti, Talal Alyan, Ricky Aucoin, Joseph Bathanti, Ronda Piszk Broatch, Grant Clauser, Whitney Collins, Beth Dufford, Susan Grimm, Paul Guest, Julie Innis, Mary Elder Jacobsen, Justin Jannise, Mary Ann Larkin, Trapper Markelz, Joy Moore, Tomas Q. Morin, Elle Napolitano, Joel Peckham, Rob Roensch, Mira Rosenthal, Randy Shelley, Peter Short, Ahrend Torrey, and JR Walsh.
Greensboro Review
features the Amon Liner Poetry Prize winner, "Pygmalion" by Megan Gower, new flash fiction by Julia Kenny, and an Editor's Note from Terry L. Kennedy. This 110th issue includes work from Dan Albergotti, Talal Alyan, Ricky Aucoin, Joseph Bathanti, Ronda Piszk Broatch, Grant Clauser, Whitney Collins, Beth Dufford, Susan Grimm, Paul Guest, Julie Innis, Mary Elder Jacobsen, Justin Jannise, Mary Ann Larkin, Trapper Markelz, Joy Moore, Tomas Q. Morin, Elle Napolitano, Joel Peckham, Rob Roensch, Mira Rosenthal, Randy Shelley, Peter Short, Ahrend Torrey, and JR Walsh.
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