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Gregory Belliveau, senior fiction editor
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College of Liberal Arts
University of Southern Indiana
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Nicole Louise Reid, fiction editor
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Jeanne Leiby, editor
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Southern Methodist University
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Willard Spiegelman, editor in chief
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107 North Roberson Street
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Sy Safransky, editor
thesunmagazine.org
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Purdue University
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500 Oval Drive
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Western Michigan University
Kalamazoo, MI 49008-5331
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PO Box 9131 Berkeley, CA 94709
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threepennyreview.com
quarterly
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8969 UNCG Station
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John M. Freiermuth, editor
quarterly
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PO Box 10500
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upstreet-mag.org
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1 West Range
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Ted Genoways, editor
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vqronline.org
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Graduate School of Liberal Studies
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annual
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Weber State University
1405 University
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semiannual
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Bucknell Hall
Bucknell University
Lewisburg, PA 17837 Paula Closson Buck, editor
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semiannual
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Tomales Bay Library Association
PO Box 984
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annual
Western Humanities Review
Universityof Utah
English Department
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Barry Weller, editor
hum.utah.edu/whr
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Anthony Telschow, executive editor
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Black Mountain Institute
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Amber Withycombe, editor
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USAF Academy
Colorado Springs, CO 80840-6242
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1 Ekman Street
Worcester, MA 01607
Rodger Martin, managing editor
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PO Box 250382
Plano, TX 75025-0382
David LaBounty, editor
workerswritejournal.com
annual
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Yale University
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J. D. McClatchy, editor
yale.edu/yalereview/
quarterly
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916 Kearny Street
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Michael Ray, editor
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Box 4565
Austin Peay State University
Clarksville, TN 37044
SusanWallace, managing editor
apsu.edu/zone3
semiannual
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