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Columbia: A Journal of Literature and Art

Description: Columbia: A Journal of Literature and Art is an annual publication that features the very best in poetry, fiction, nonfiction and art. We were founded in 1977 and continue to be one of the few national literary journals entirely edited, designed and produced by students. We solicit manuscripts from writers we love and select the most exciting finds from our virtual submission box. Above all, our commitment is to our readers—to producing a collection that informs, surprises, challenges and inspires.

Over the years, the journal has published National Book Award-winners and Nobel laureates, as well as early writing by then-lesser known talents including Tom Perrotta’s first short story and early poems by Alicia Ostriker and Suji Kwock Kim. Our archives include work by Jorge Luis Borges, Italo Calvino, Raymond Carver, Noam Chomsky, Lydia Davis, Louise Glück, Jane Kenyon, Wayne Koestenbaum, Jonathan Lethem, Lorrie Moore, James Tate and more.

Coverage: 1977-2012 (No. 1 - No. 50)

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ISSN: 0161486X

Subjects: Language & Literature, Humanities

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