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The Gettysburg Review has closed as of the publication of the last edition (Volume 35 Number 1) issued in December 2023. If you submitted a piece after May 27th, 2023 and it was not read by one of our editors, a refund was processed by the Submittable platform the beginning of December and your submission was marked as “withdrawn”.
Oct 4, 2023 · “The Gettysburg Review is an important tool, foolishly terminated by the College’s administration, in connecting Gettysburg with the nation. The Review is a national literary magazine that offers writers the opportunity to showcase their work. The Review also serves as an opportunity for new writers to debut their talent,” Audia said.
Oct 5, 2023 · The Gettysburg Review, before I came to know it so intimately, already had a national reputation as being a literary magazine with excellent collections. What I wasn’t expecting was to get so close to its two staff members, Mark and Lauren, and feel at home in its building across from McKnight.
Oct 8, 2023 · I first learned of Gettysburg College when I read the Chronicle’s announcement of the establishment of the Gettysburg Review. It was, I thought, a bold and brilliant move—against the constellation of other liberal arts colleges. Its success and the College’s commitment to it were the initial factors that led me to apply in Gettysburg’s ...
Oct 8, 1993 · Gettysburg Directed and written by Ronald F. Maxwell, based on the novel by Michael Shaara; director of photography, Kees Van Oostrum; edited by Corky Ehlers; music by Randy Edelman; production ...
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Apr 14, 2021 · In a small building on N. Washington St. on the Gettysburg College Campus, Editor Mark Drew and his staff quietly and diligently work to select content for the college’s quarterly literary magazine The Gettysburg Review. The Review, which was founded in 1988 and recognized as one of the country’s premier literary journals, publishes poetry, essays,
