Burnside Review Press

We are pleased to announce that Burnside Review Press is expanding and will begin to publish full length books. All titles will be taken from manuscripts submitted during our reading period. Each year we will choose one manuscript as the winner of the Burnside Review Press Prize. We will also be choosing a minimum of one other title from those manuscripts submitted for publication. The same care and craft that has gone into the design of Burnside Review will go into the production of our books.

2012 Burnside Review Book Prize Results

WINNER

Matthew Lippman, American Chew

Finalists

Jeff Alessandrelli, This Last Time Will Be the First
David Bartone, A Rose Has No Teeth When You Hold It So
James Capozzi, Lux Mundi
Erica Dawson, The Small Blades Hurt
Gary Leising, The Alp at the End of My Street
Matthew Mahaney, Your Attraction to Sharp Machines
Gary McDowell, Mysteries in a World that Thinks There Are None
Stephanie Schlaifer, Clarkston St. Polaroids
Stefanie Wortman, Blind Kind

Jeff Alessandrelli’s This Last Time Will Be the First has also been chosen for publication in 2013.

GUIDELINES

Submissions will be accepted from August 1st, 2013 to November 30th, 2013.

Submit 48-64 pages of poetry, two title pages (one without your name or contact information), and list of acknowledgements. Your name and contact information should not appear anywhere within the manuscript, other than the single title page.

Submissions will be accepted only through Submishmash, the link at the bottom of this page. The prize fee of $25- must be paid at the time of submission.

Simulteanous submissions are fine, but please let us know immediately if your manuscript has been placed elsewhere.

Poems may have appeared in journals and chapbooks, but not in full-length, single-author collections.

Winner of the Burnside Review Press Prize will receive $1000-, plus ten copies of the book.

All manuscripts will be read blindly. Initial reading of the manuscripts will be done by Burnside Review readers. The final judging will be done by the editors of Burnside Review Press.

All questions happily answered: sid@burnsidereview.org.

Please go here to submit:

Submit Manuscript Online


current purchase submissions past issues links contests credits books website by needmore designs photography by Brandon Song		Burnside Review Press We are pleased to announce that Burnside Review Press is expanding and will begin to publish full length books. All titles will be taken from manuscripts submitted during our reading period. Each year we will choose one manuscript as the winner of the Burnside Review Press Prize. We will also be choosing a minimum of one other title from those manuscripts submitted for publication. The same care and craft that has gone into the design of Burnside Review will go into the production of our books. 2012 Burnside Review Book Prize Results WINNER Matthew Lippman, American Chew Finalists Jeff Alessandrelli, This Last Time Will Be the First David Bartone, A Rose Has No Teeth When You Hold It So James Capozzi, Lux Mundi Erica Dawson, The Small Blades Hurt Gary Leising, The Alp at the End of My Street Matthew Mahaney, Your Attraction to Sharp Machines Gary McDowell, Mysteries in a World that Thinks There Are None Stephanie Schlaifer, Clarkston St. Polaroids Stefanie Wortman, Blind Kind Jeff Alessandrelli’s This Last Time Will Be the First has also been chosen for publication in 2013. GUIDELINES Submissions will be accepted from August 1st, 2013 to November 30th, 2013. Submit 48-64 pages of poetry, two title pages (one without your name or contact information), and list of acknowledgements. Your name and contact information should not appear anywhere within the manuscript, other than the single title page. Submissions will be accepted only through Submishmash, the link at the bottom of this page. The prize fee of $25- must be paid at the time of submission. Simulteanous submissions are fine, but please let us know immediately if your manuscript has been placed elsewhere. Poems may have appeared in journals and chapbooks, but not in full-length, single-author collections. Winner of the Burnside Review Press Prize will receive $1000-, plus ten copies of the book. All manuscripts will be read blindly. Initial reading of the manuscripts will be done by Burnside Review readers. The final judging will be done by the editors of Burnside Review Press. All questions happily answered: sid@burnsidereview.org. Please go here to submit: Submit Manuscript Online