Publishing the best poetry and fiction from emerging and established voices since 1966
Rose Himber Howse is a current MFA candidate in fiction at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Her nonfiction and interviews have been featured on Dead Darlings, GrubStreet Boston’s site for novelists. She is currently at work on her first novel, The Stones They Broke, a queer Appalachian story. Before pursuing her MFA, she taught […]
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Jabar Boykin is from Greensboro, NC and is currently getting his MFA in poetry at UNCG. His poetry primarily centers around his Black American heritage of which he seeks to create new narratives and mythologies from past tragedies and traditions. After earning an MFA in Poetry, Boykin intends to pursue a PhD in African American Literature. He is a current poetry editor for The Greensboro […]
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Emily Morris won Honorable Mention in the 2018 NC State Fiction Contest and has work forthcoming in Reservoir Journal. Originally from Charlottesville, VA, Morris is currently at work on a short story collection focusing on issues of family and class in rural Southern America. She is the 2018-2019 managing editor of The Greensboro Review. Evan Fackler: […]
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Our latest Fall issue has arrived! The GR 104 features new work from Erin Rose Belair, L.A. Johnson, Andrew Hemmert, Forrest Rapier, Hannah VanderHart, Derek Updegraff, Elise Juska, and many more. And it even matches the snowstorm in North Carolina…
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Our general submissions are now open, and we will accept short stories and poems through February 15. We look forward to reading your best work. Please see Submittable for full guidelines and to submit to The Greensboro Review.
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