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期刊名称:KENYON REVIEW

ISSN:0163-075X
出版频率:Bi-monthly
出版社:KENYON COLLEGE, FINN HOUSE, 102 W WIGGIN ST, GAMBIER, USA, OH, 43022-9623
期刊网址:http://www.kenyonreview.org/
主题范畴:LITERARY REVIEWS

期刊简介(About the journal)    投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)    编辑部信息(Editorial Board)   



About the journal

The Kenyon Review was founded in 1939. The resources for the new literary journal were provided by Gordon Keith Chalmers, President of Kenyon College, while the inspiration had been conceived some years before by his wife, Roberta Teale Swartz. The poet and critic John Crowe Ransom was recruited to Kenyon by Chalmers with the express purpose in mind of his launching a distinguished magazine. During his 21-year tenure, Ransom published such internationally known writers as Allen Tate, Robert Penn Warren, William Empson, Mark Van Doren, Kenneth Burke, and Delmore Schwartz, as well as younger writers: Flannery O'Connor, Robert Lowell, and Peter Taylor, to name a few. It was perhaps the best known and most influential literary magazine in the English-speaking world during the 1940s and '50s.

In 1969, discouraged by the quarterly's financial burdens and sagging reputation, Kenyon College ceased publication of The Kenyon Review. The journal was revived in 1979, and in June 1990, internationally acclaimed poet and editor Marilyn Hacker was hired as the Review's first full-time (and first female) editor. She quickly broadened the quarterly's scope to include more minority and marginalized viewpoints.

In April 1994, the trustees directed that The Kenyon Review be continued, but with significant cost-reducing and revenue-enhancing initiatives. Hacker left and David Lynn (acting editor in 1989-90), Kenyon English professor, was named editor on a two-thirds time basis. The magazine's financial picture has since stabilized and improved dramatically. The creation of a Kenyon Review Board of Trustees and a renewed commitment by Kenyon College combined to guarantee the financial health of the Review and to free its editors to pursue increased excellence. Such is the status of The Kenyon Review today.


Instructions to Authors
Submission guidelines

 

Our reading period starts September 1st and runs through January 31st. All submissions received during the reading period will be read. The response time will vary according to the number of submissions. Please feel free to log in and check on the status of your submission at any time

An online submissions program is now available on this web site. We no longer accept work via regular mail. All work must be submitted using the online program on this web site. (It's free and saves you postage.)

We accept the following file formats only: . PDF, .DOC, .RTF and .TXT.

We urge all submitters to be thoughtful of others and submit no more than two works in a given genre during the reading period. Thank you!



We consider

  • short fiction and essays (up to 7,500 words)
  • poetry (up to 6 poems)
  • plays (up to 35 pages)
  • excerpts (up to 35 pages) from larger works
  • translations of poetry and short prose
  • only previously unpublished material is considered

 

We do not accept

  • unsolicited reviews
  • unsolicited interviews
  • simultaneous submissions
  • email submissions (please use the online program on this site)

 

Tips and other helpful information¡ªplease read!
  • Read our FAQ for answers to frequently asked questions.
  • Unsolicited work may be submitted for consideration any time during the reading period, which starts September 1st and ends January 31st. Review of submissions takes up to four months.
  • Regarding translations, the original language work must accompany translations and the translator is responsible for author permissions.
  • We generally follow the Chicago Manual of Style and Webster¡¯s Tenth New Collegiate Dictionary. Authors planning to use end notes and/or citations should download our guidelines (Acrobat Reader is required) or send a stamped, self-addressed envelope for our citation style guide before submitting manuscripts.
  • If you are submitting poetry via our online program, please group up to six poems in a single document and then upload your submission. You will not be able to submit your poems individually.
  • If you are using our online submissions program, please be sure to add the Kenyon Review's email address (kenyonreview@kenyon.edu) to your spam blocker software so that you can receive correspondence from us.
  • Payment for accepted work is made upon publication. Authors retain their copyrights and will receive a contract upon acceptance.


Note: We no longer accept work via regular mail. All work must be submitted using the online program on this web site. To register for your online submissions account click here .


Editorial Board

Editor
David H. Lynn

Managing Editor
Meg Galipault

Associate Editor   Sergei Lobanov-Rostovsky
Fiction Editor
  Geeta Kothari
Poetry Editor   David Baker
Drama Editor   Daniel Elihu Kramer
International Editor
  John Kinsella
Editor at Large
 G. C. Waldrep
 
Advisory Board

David Bergman ¡¤ Robb Forman Dew ¡¤ E.L. Doctorow ¡¤ Daniel Mark Epstein ¡¤ Alice Fulton ¡¤ Amitav Ghosh ¡¤ Rachel Hadas ¡¤ Michael S. Harper ¡¤ John Hollander ¡¤ Lewis Hyde ¡¤ Honor¨¦e Fanonne Jeffers ¡¤ Allison Joseph ¡¤ Rebecca McClanahan ¡¤ Reginald McKnight ¡¤ Joyce Carol Oates ¡¤ Wyatt Prunty ¡¤ Mary Jo Salter ¡¤ Michael Wood ¡¤ Nancy Zafris

Trustees
Betsy Ashton ¡¤ Andr¨¦ Bernard ¡¤ James Brandi ¡¤ Kenneth Brody ¡¤ Mary Elizabeth Bunzel ¡¤ William J. Burke III ¡¤ Roxanne Coady ¡¤ Jacqueline Dryfoos ¡¤ Randy Fertel ¡¤ Jim Finn ¡¤ Peter Flaherty ¡¤ Jean Graham ¡¤ Alva G. Greenberg ¡¤ Patricia H. Grodd ¡¤ Robert Hallinan ¡¤ Paul B. Healy ¡¤ Pamela Feitler Hoehn-Saric ¡¤ Grace Keefe Huebscher ¡¤ Bonnie Levinson ¡¤ Kevin Ott ¡¤ Peyton R. Patterson ¡¤ Betty Robbins ¡¤ Kenneth J. Roberts ¡¤ Alastair Short ¡¤ George Smith ¡¤ Irwin Sugarman ¡¤ Abigail Wender ¡¤ Peter White ¡¤ Matthew Winkler ¡¤ Ex officio S. Georgia Nugent

Trustees Emeriti
David Banks ¡¤ James C. Niederman ¡¤ Don Zacharia

 

Staff 

Director of Programs   Anna Duke Reach
Associate Programs Director
  Abigail Wadsworth Serfass
Assistant Managing Editor   John Pickard
Operations Manager
  Marlene Landefeld
Business Manager
  Joseph G. Nelson
Blog Editor
  Tyler Meier
Copy Editors
  Loretta Godfrey, chief ¡¤ Beverly Liles
Design
  Nanette Black
Printing
  Thomson - Shore
 
The Kenyon Review, an international journal of literature, culture, and the arts, is published in March, June, September, and December at Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio 43022. The Kenyon Review is a not-for-profit enterprise.
 
Founding Editor   John Crowe Ransom.
Past Editors
  Robie Macauley ¡¤ George Lanning ¡¤ Ellington White ¡¤ Ronald Sharp ¡¤ Frederick Turner ¡¤ Philip D. Church ¡¤ Galbraith M. Crump ¡¤ Robert W. Daniel ¡¤ William F. Klein ¡¤ T.R. Hummer ¡¤ Marilyn Hacker
 
Consulting Editors
Andy Brown ¡¤ Joseph Campana ¡¤ James P. Carson ¡¤ Sarah Heidt ¡¤ Lewis Hyde ¡¤ William F. Klein ¡¤ P. F. Kluge ¡¤ Perry C. Lentz ¡¤ Ellen S. Mankoff ¡¤ Theodore O. Mason, Jr. ¡¤ Jesse E. Matz ¡¤ Janet McAdams ¡¤ Kim McMullen ¡¤ Wendy Singer ¡¤ Anna Sun ¡¤ Judy Smith ¡¤ Thomas P. Stamp ¡¤ Patricia Vigderman
 
Interns Kaelin B.C. Alexander ¡¤ Leigh E. Barkley ¡¤ Sarah B. Goldstein ¡¤ Edward H. Hornick ¡¤ Kirsten E. Reach


Associates Kate W. Aufses ¡¤ Leah Boersig ¡¤ Christopher Caldemeyer ¡¤ Lacey Curtis ¡¤ Elaine M. Driscoll ¡¤ Nathaniel Ewert-Krocker ¡¤ Anthony Fischer ¡¤ Catherine Fuller ¡¤ Louisa S. Hartigan ¡¤ Jessica Kahn ¡¤ Robert Kunzig III ¡¤ Sabrina Leichter ¡¤ Samantha Ley ¡¤ Lauren A. Macknight ¡¤ Timothy Miller ¡¤ Melina K. Moe ¡¤ Jessica Murray ¡¤ Claire Navarro ¡¤ Elizabeth S. Neustaetter ¡¤ Lucia Pizza ¡¤ Daniel N. Poppick ¡¤ Lauren Reiter ¡¤ Anna Salzberg ¡¤ Eva Sandler ¡¤ Amy Streiter ¡¤ Lauren Stubbs ¡¤ James Taylor ¡¤ Margaret Willison
 
Support for The Kenyon Review is provided by gifts from individual readers and friends and through the Kenyon Review Board of Trustees, and by grants from Kenyon College and the Ohio Arts Council, and the National Endowment for the Arts. Tax-free contributions are acknowledged annually in the Review.
 
Bulk postage paid at Gambier, Ohio, and additional entry office. Library of Congress Number 42-51147. International Standard Serial Number 0163-075X.




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