Burnside Review 8.1

Th new issue features John Pursley III’s interview with John Gallaher and G.C. Waldrep. Plus work from Carl Adamshick, Mary Szybist, Ed Skoog, Heather Christle, translations from Brooklyn Copeland, and a whole lot more.

Burnside Review Press

We are very excited to announce that beginning in 2013 Burnside Review will begin publish full length poetry collections. Submissions will open this August. Details are now available on the Books page.

Burnside Review 8.2

Submissions are now open. And now for the first time we are accepting fiction! The issue will feature Brooklyn Copeland’s interview or Rae Armantrout.

Crow Arts Manor

Located within the Milepost 5 community in Northeast Portland, Crow Arts Manor is Burnside Review’s newest, biggest and baddest project yet. Go to www.crowmanor.org to check it out.

2012 Burnside Review Poetry Chapbook Contest

Emily Kendal Frey judges this year’s contest that runs March 15th through June 30th. Complete details are now available on our contest page.

Burnside Review is:

An independent poetry journal hailing from Portland, Oregon. We have our 501©(3) non-profit status from the federal government. Begun in the wee hours of 2004, we are currently putting together our 9th issue. We are 6×6, perfect bound, with beautiful color covers.


current purchase submissions past issues links contests credits books website by needmore designs photography by Brandon Song		Burnside Review 8.1 Th new issue features John Pursley III’s interview with John Gallaher and G.C. Waldrep. Plus work from Carl Adamshick, Mary Szybist, Ed Skoog, Heather Christle, translations from Brooklyn Copeland, and a whole lot more. Burnside Review Press We are very excited to announce that beginning in 2013 Burnside Review will begin publish full length poetry collections. Submissions will open this August. Details are now available on the Books page. Burnside Review 8.2 Submissions are now open. And now for the first time we are accepting fiction! The issue will feature Brooklyn Copeland’s interview or Rae Armantrout. Crow Arts Manor Located within the Milepost 5 community in Northeast Portland, Crow Arts Manor is Burnside Review’s newest, biggest and baddest project yet. Go to www.crowmanor.org to check it out. 2012 Burnside Review Poetry Chapbook Contest Emily Kendal Frey judges this year’s contest that runs March 15th through June 30th. Complete details are now available on our contest page. Burnside Review is: An independent poetry journal hailing from Portland, Oregon. We have our 501©(3) non-profit status from the federal government. Begun in the wee hours of 2004, we are currently putting together our 9th issue. We are 6×6, perfect bound, with beautiful color covers.