Announcing Moon City Review’s 2017 Pushcart Prize Nominees
Moon City Review and Moon City Press are pleased to announce their 2017 nominees for the Pushcart Prize, all from the journal’s 2017 edition: Sarah […]
Continue reading »Moon City Review and Moon City Press are pleased to announce their 2017 nominees for the Pushcart Prize, all from the journal’s 2017 edition: Sarah […]
Continue reading »For your end-of-the-week reading pleasure, here’s not one but TWO wonderful MCP authors bringing us another collaborated story: Michelle Ross’ and Kim Magowan’s “Counterbalances,” newly […]
Continue reading »Welcoming December in style, here is a new poem from Jeannine Hall Gailey up at The American Poetry Journal: https://www.apjpoetry.org/one-more-attempt-jeannine-h-gailey Jeannine’s most recent collection, Field […]
Continue reading »As usual, Michelle Ross provides some wonderful insight into the writing process in this essay written for The Story Prize blog: https://thestoryprize.blogspot.com/2017/11/michelle-ross-asks-is-story-ever.html
Continue reading »It’s that time of year again: The Pushcart Prize nominations are starting to roll out, and we’re pleased to share the news that MCP author […]
Continue reading »In case you missed it, Michelle Ross’ story “If My Mother Was the Final Girl” was featured as last week’s Recommended Reading from Lucie Shelly […]
Continue reading »If you love Sarah Freligh’s Sad Math, be sure to read her story, “Girl Talk,” which was just announced as a runner-up for CALYX‘s Margarita […]
Continue reading »Breaking news: Moon City Press’ annual literary journal, Moon City Review, is now accepting graphic narrative submissions. Graphic guru Jennifer Murvin will be helming this […]
Continue reading »Walter Bargen, whose latest poetry collection, Too Quick for the Living, was just published by Moon City Press this month as part of its Missouri […]
Continue reading »Two for the price of one: Here’s a new review of Jeannine Hall Gailey’s wonderful collection, Field Guide to the End of the World, by […]
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