Since its founding in 1995, Notre Dame Review has become one of
America's leading literary magazines. Dana Gioia, chairman of the
National Endowment for the Arts, has written, "It really has become
one of the most interesting journals in the country." This anthology
consists of representative poetry and fiction from its first ten
years of publication. Like the magazine itself, the collection
includes work by well known authors--Seamus Heaney, Paul Muldoon, and
Czeslaw Milosz among the poets; Marilyn Krysl, Arturo Vivante,
Frances Sherwood, R. D. Skillings, and Richard Elman, among the
fiction writers--while also making room for exciting work by new and
emerging writers, some of whom are former Notre Dame MFA students.
The anthology also includes poetry and prose by several winners of
the Ernest Sandeen Prize in Poetry and the Richard Sullivan Prize in
Short Fiction, works that have set standards of excellence for
writers and readers around the country. Contributors to this
anthology represent a wide range of styles and aesthetic
orientations. The reader will find in this collection poems and
stories that challenge, surprise, comfort, discomfort, and
delight--each in its own unique way. "Notre Dame Review is a lively,
engaging, unpredictable literary journal." --Robert Pinsky, author of
Gulf Music and former Poet Laureate of the United States
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