Burnside Review 6.1

The new issue is here! It features Alisha Bruton’s interview with Carl Phillips. Also poems from Ed Skoog, Campbell McGrath, Franz Wright, Jen Currin, and many more. Also fiction from Blake Butler and Sarah Blackman. Go to the Current page to see everyone included and to read a couple of poems, or go the Purchase to see the beautiful issue and read the whole thing.

The Whiskey Issue

Burnside Review 6.2 will be a special themed whiskey issue. We’re looking for poetry, fiction, non-fiction and artwork based around the subject. Please go to the submission page for complete details.

2010 Burnside Review Poetry Chapbook Contest

Matthew Dickman judges this year’s contest that will run March 15th-June 30th. Complete details are available on the Contests page.

Above All Else, the Trembling Resembles a Forest

Louise Mathias’ award winning chapbook is now out. Go the the purchase page to get your hands on the the chapbook that judge Martha Ronk chose.

2009 Burnside Review Fiction Chapbook Contest Results

Pauls Toutonghi has chosen Colleen Hollister’s Collage with Girl and Rooftop as this year’s winner. Congratulations to her and the other finalists. Official results are on the contests page.

Burnside Review’s All-Oregon Issue

With the prize money from last year’s Literary Arts publishing fellowship, we decided to give back to our state. The special edition is a truly Oregonian creation; cover art by the Mercury’s art director Justin Scrappers, design and printing and stiching by Pinball Publishing. The issue features 33 of Oregon’s finest writers, including, Willy Vlautin, Kevin Sampsell, Vern Rutsala, Mary Szybist, Michele Glazer and Floyd Skloot. The issue is available at Powell’s and on our purchase page.

Burnside Review is:

An independent poetry journal hailing from Portland, Oregon. We have our 501©(3) non-profit status from the federal government. Begun in the wee hours of 2004, we are currently putting together our 9th issue. We are 6×6, perfect bound, with beautiful color covers.


current purchase submissions past issues links contests credits friends website by needmore designs photography by Brandon Song		Burnside Review 6.1 The new issue is here! It features Alisha Bruton’s interview with Carl Phillips. Also poems from Ed Skoog, Campbell McGrath, Franz Wright, Jen Currin, and many more. Also fiction from Blake Butler and Sarah Blackman. Go to the Current page to see everyone included and to read a couple of poems, or go the Purchase to see the beautiful issue and read the whole thing. The Whiskey Issue Burnside Review 6.2 will be a special themed whiskey issue. We’re looking for poetry, fiction, non-fiction and artwork based around the subject. Please go to the submission page for complete details. 2010 Burnside Review Poetry Chapbook Contest Matthew Dickman judges this year’s contest that will run March 15th-June 30th. Complete details are available on the Contests page. Above All Else, the Trembling Resembles a Forest Louise Mathias’ award winning chapbook is now out. Go the the purchase page to get your hands on the the chapbook that judge Martha Ronk chose. 2009 Burnside Review Fiction Chapbook Contest Results Pauls Toutonghi has chosen Colleen Hollister’s Collage with Girl and Rooftop as this year’s winner. Congratulations to her and the other finalists. Official results are on the contests page. Burnside Review’s All-Oregon Issue With the prize money from last year’s Literary Arts publishing fellowship, we decided to give back to our state. The special edition is a truly Oregonian creation; cover art by the Mercury’s art director Justin Scrappers, design and printing and stiching by Pinball Publishing. The issue features 33 of Oregon’s finest writers, including, Willy Vlautin, Kevin Sampsell, Vern Rutsala, Mary Szybist, Michele Glazer and Floyd Skloot. The issue is available at Powell’s and on our purchase page. Burnside Review is: An independent poetry journal hailing from Portland, Oregon. We have our 501©(3) non-profit status from the federal government. Begun in the wee hours of 2004, we are currently putting together our 9th issue. We are 6×6, perfect bound, with beautiful color covers.