New Haven Review is a literary journal published twice a year. We have pride in Greater New Haven but publish fiction, essays, and poetry from around the world. We have published Pulitzer Prize winners and totally obscure writers with no credentials. We take equal pride in each.
In 2010 New Haven Review Books made its debut by publishing three short books. One is a book of poems, one a fictional fantasia, one a humorous seduction guide. They are perfect-bound with French flaps and deckled edges.
Paper Trails is a public-radio show about books that airs on WNPR and WNPR.org, Connecticut public radio. It is hosted by Mark Oppenheimer and Brian Francis Slattery, co-editors of New Haven Review.
The final thesis show of the Yale School of Drama’s 2011-12 season finds director Alex Mihail wrestling with Anton Chekhov’s classic comedy The Seagull, much as Jacob wrestled with the Angel: I will … [Read More...]
The final thesis show of the Yale School of Drama’s 2011-12 season finds director Alex Mihail wrestling with Anton Chekhov’s classic comedy The Seagull, much as Jacob wrestled with the Angel: I will … [Read More...]
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