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Updated 4/29/12

Issue #7 is now online! Click on the cover below:

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Updated 2/18/12

We are currently preparing the Spring-Summer issue (Issue 7/Southwest), with new work from Lauren Camp, Sara Clancy, Changming Yuan, Debra Shirley, and others. Issue 8 will feature writers living in (or hailing from) and writing about California. Please see the Submissions page for details.

Updated 9/30/11

We are pleased to announce Issue #6, due out the first week of October, includes new poems by Judith Barrington, David Chorlton and Lex Runciman, among others, and reviews of Joseph Soldati's new chapbook On Account of Darkness and Ingrid Wendt's full-length book Evensong.

Updated 9/17/11

Our Best of the Net Nominees for 2010-2011 are:

"Genus Fortunella" by B.T. Shaw of Portland, Oregon. Issue #2.
"Packing Wood for a Winter Fire" by Vivian Faith Prescott of Sitka, Alaska. Issue #4.

"Córdoba and the Names of Nowhere" by Tim Barnes of Portland, Oregon. Issue #5 .
"Poem" by Laura Carter of Atlanta, Georgia. Issue #5.

Congratulations and good luck to the nominees!

Updated 9/10/11

The 2011 Spring-Summer Issue (Issue #7) will have a special section featuring poets living in or hailing from and writing about the Southwestern United States. We will also accept non-themed work for Issue #7. The submissions period reopens Nov. 1.

Updated 9/2/11

We are now closed to submissions. Please look for the Fall-Winter Issue (Issue #6) here in late September. We will begin accepting submissions for the Spring-Summer Issue (Issue #7) on November 1. Please see the updated Submissions page for details. Thank you for visiting.

Updated 4/13/11 

The Spring-Summer Issue is now available. We are pleased to present the poetry of Marc Swan, David Chorlton, Debra Shirley, Tim Barnes, Laura Carter, and Mark Thalman; and our featured poet Lyn Lifshin. We are also pleased to give you reviews of two recent poetry titles, one from Rose Hunter and another from Lyn Lifshin. Enjoy!

Please note our new reading periods and guidelines. Beginning with the Spring-Summer 2011 issue, Untitled Country Review is a semi-annual publication, and for the first time we are inviting submissions of visual art. Please see the updated Submissions page for details. Thank you for visiting.