War issue - Guest edited by brian turner

For our upcoming Fall/Winter 2012-2013 issue, Epiphany is excited to announce poet Brian Turner as guest editor.

Brian Turner is the author of two collections of poetry—Here, Bullet and Phantom Noise (Alice James Books; 2005, 2010). Both collections are also available in the U.K. from Bloodaxe Books (2007, 2010). Here, Bullet is a New York Times “Editor’s Choice” selection and has won numerous awards (including the 2005 Beatrice Hawley Award and the 2007 Poets Prize). The 2009-2010 Amy Lowell Traveling Poetry Scholar, Turner has also been awarded a 2009 USA Hillcrest Fellowship, an NEA Fellowship, and a Lannan Literary Fellowship. His work has been published in Poetry Daily, The Virginia Quarterly Review, The Georgia Review, and others. He teaches at Sierra Nevada College.

 

call for submissions

Epiphany is seeking fiction, poetry, non-fiction, correspondance, and other forms of both traditional and non-traditional writing that approaches the causes, consequences, and realities of war.

We hope to include work from soldiers as well as activists, politicians and family members, professors of history and students of theology. We hope this special issue of Epiphany will play a role in the continuing conversation about a topic that shapes all of our lives to varying degrees.

 

To submit work, please visit our submissions page.

If you have questions about the issue, feel free to contact us at epiphany.magazine@gmail.com