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New! Info on Litchfield Review Writer's Conference

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New! Submit Work Electronically

Wed, 02 Sep 2009 02:42:56 -0400

If you’d like to submit your work electronically instead of via mail, now you can.

First, visit our submission guidelines. Once you’ve correctly formatted your work, use the same page to determine the total payment for your submissions. Please send payment via PayPal using this link.

Then send your files using this free service: YouSendIt. Address the file to litchfield.review@gmail.com. In the message field, please include your name, phone number and note the date of your PayPal payment.

Thank you, and we look forward to reading your work!

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New Winter Deadline!

Wed, 02 Sep 2009 01:56:00 -0400

We have rescheduled the next edition of The Litchfield Review for Winter 2010; we are still accepting submissions for that edition until December 31st. Send along your poetry and prose!

Before submitting, read what kind of work we publish. Then consult the guidelines for preparing your submission.

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Winners Announced!

Fri, 24 Jul 2009 14:41:00 -0400

Congratulations, Winners!

The Litchfield Review proudly congratulates Joanna Clapps Herman for earning the Editor’s Award for this issue for the piece, And La La La.

The Litchfield Review also congratulates H. E. Francis for earning the Short Fiction Award for the story, How It Is.

Now available! Winner of The Litchfield Review Book Contest for...

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Now available!

Winner of The Litchfield Review Book Contest for Poetry: Light Lowering in Diminished Sevenths, by Judy Kronenfeld. $19.95 +3.99 shipping within the US.

You can purchase Light Lowering directly on our site using PayPal. Please provide us a full shipping address, and a total payment of $23.94 by clicking here. This will redirect to PayPal for checkout, and will return you to our site after payment is completed.

Please see reviews of Light Lowering in Diminished Sevenths in The Pedestal Magazine and Poetica Magazine!

And in print, look for reviews in Jewish Book World, Summer 2009 issue, and Calyx: A Journal of Art and Literature by Women, Vol. 25, No. 2, Summer, 2009.

Contacting Us

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Please address all correspondence to:
The Litchfield Review, 7 Bonna Street, Beacon Falls, CT 06403

You may also email us at litchfield.review@gmail.com. Please address all correspondence to Theresa Vara.

No Manuscripts or artwork will be returned without the inclusion of a self-addressed stamped envelope. All ideas and expressions contained herein represent the opinions of the authors whose names appear on each piece, not the editorial staff.

Thank you for your letters; we are grateful for your commentary, as producing a literary magazine is almost as lonesome a task as writing itself. We reserve the right to edit letters for brevity and clarity. Please include full contact information on your correspondence. The editors reserve the right to edit ads for space considerations.

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Advertising deadlines are as follows: For Winter issue, October 31; For Summer Issue, July 30. Make checks payable to The Litchfield Review at the address above, or use this PayPal link and enter the appropriate amount.

Contests

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Postmark Deadlines: December 31 and June 30 annually

We seek poetry, fiction and creative nonfiction for our semi-annual magazine competition. Prose entries should be 3,000 words or less. Poetry entries may be of any length.

To be considered for both publication and a cash prize, please enclose $10.00 with each essay, short story, or set of 1-3 poems. Enclose $15.00 and you may submit an unlimited number of entries. Mail your manuscripts to:

The Litchfield Review
7 Bonna Street
Beacon Falls, CT 06403

How to Prepare Your Submission

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What We Publish

We seek poetry, fiction and creative nonfiction for our semi-annual publication. Please see our Submission Guidelines (below) before sending in your work; if you do not follow our guidelines, your entries will not be considered. You may submit an unlimited number of entries. The postmark deadlines for each issue/contest are: June 30 (Summer) and December 31 (Winter). Mail your manuscripts to: The Litchfield Review, 7 Bonna Street, Beacon Falls, CT 06403.

The postmark deadlines for each issue/contest are: July 31 (Summer) and February 28 (Winter).

Guidelines for Submission

For Prose: All entries must be entirely original and postmarked by the aforementioned date. All entries must also be accompanied by the appropriate Reading Fee (see below). Manuscripts must be typed, double-spaced and on one side of 8.5x11 paper. Please submit TWO copies of each submission; please staple multiple pages of each copy. Your name, address, phone number, and email address must appear on each submission. Please limit each entry to a total of 3,000 words and put word count on first page.

For Poetry: All entries must be entirely original and postmarked by the aforementioned date. All entries must also be accompanied by the appropriate Reading Fee (see below). There is a limit of 45 lines total for each submission, and each poem should be typed on one side of 8.5x11 paper. Please submit two copies of each submission, and staple together multiple pages. Please indicate line count on the first page of each entry. Your name, address, phone number, and email address must appear on each submission.

Reading Fees: To be considered for publication, please incude $5 for each essay or short story; $5 for a set of up to three (3) poems; or $7 for unlimited entries.
To be considered for publication as well as a contest with cash prize, please include $10 for each essay or short story, $10 for a set of up to three poems, or $15 for unlimited entries. You may submit as many entries as you like, but please include payment in one check for all works combined. Please make checks payable to The Litchfield Review at the Beacon Falls address listed above. Or, you may send money via PayPal using this link.

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Friends of the Review

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Toscana Americana, Editor Mary Donnarumma Sharnick’s writing workshop in Cortona, Itlay

The John Bale Book Company, Rare and out of print books [Search the John Bale Book Co. Inventory Here]

Chantel Acevedo, Author of Love and Ghost Letters

Christopher Castellani, Featured Author in The Review

Tom Santopietro, Author of The Importance of Being Barbra, a book examining Barbra Streisand’s momentous impact on popular culture.

Antrim House Books, Find out where you can purchase Edwina Trentham’s book of poetry, Stumbling into the Light

The Fairfield Review, An online literary magazine, featuring a poet’s newsletter and searchable poem database.

The Hillstead Museum’s Programs and Activities, Featuring poetry writing workshops and national competitions for adults and young writers alike.

Writers on the Sound, An open community of writers, holds retreats on the Connecticut shore for all genres of writer.

The Beacon Press, Based in Boston, is an independent publishing house that produces a wide range of topical books in fiction, non-fiction and poetry.

The Connecticut Muse, A quarterly newsletter celebrating Connectiut writers.

Northwestern Connecticut Arts Council, Feauturing a calendar and directory of cultural events.

Thank you!

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