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South Loop Review

Creative Nonfiction + Art

About South Loop Review: South Loop Review: Creative Nonfiction + Art magazine publishes essays and memoir, lyric and experimental forms, non-linear narratives, blended genre, photography and art. We look for personal essays and memoir with fresh voices and new takes on presentation and form. As well, we look for photography and art that creates a strong resonance.

Publisher’s description: South Loop Review: Creative Nonfiction + Art is a literary journal of Creative Nonfiction and Art. We publish essays and memoir, lyric and experimental forms, non-linear narratives, blended genres, as well as art and photography. We publish established and emerging authors.

South Loop Review: Creative Nonfiction + Art is for audiences who look for strong, compelling, resonant voices to give insight into contemporary experience, and cultural phenomena. Our goal is to present artists and writers who, through the energy of their voice and vision, engage audiences and motivate thought.

South Loop Review: Creative Nonfiction + Art is published annually by the Creative Nonfiction Program of Columbia College Chicago's English Department. It is edited by the faculty of the English Department, as well as by its advisory board.

Recent Issues:

The current issue of SLR (Volume 14, 2012) features the winning essay—“Belongings Of” by Shawn Fawson—of SLR’s 2012 Contest judged by Ander Monson. It also includes interviews with Claudia Rankine, John Bresland, and Tom Montgomery Fate.

 

last updated 03/28/2013