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DUFFY'S CULTURAL COUTURE
Friday, 30 September 2016
MCCC’s Kelsey Review Now Available as Quarterly Online Publication
Topic: COMMUNITY INTEREST

 


 

MCCCs Kelsey Review Now Available as Quarterly Online Publication

 

Kelsey Review, the literary journal that has been published annually by Mercer County Community College (MCCC) for 35 years, still features contributors who live, work and/or study in Mercer County. But the publication has adopted a new format and, starting with its recently released Fall 2016 issue, will be posted as a quarterly online publication. Additional issues will be released in December, March, and June.
Kelsey Review’s Fall 2016 issue features fiction by Ed Carmien, Mark Galarrita, Annabelle Kim and Daniel Picker; poetry by Lois Marie Harrod, Donald Lasko, Carolina Morales, and Patrick Walsh; nonfiction by Luz Horta and Dorothy Kohrherr; and photography by Jessie Liang.

Says Kelsey Review Editor Jacky Vogtman, MCCC Assistant Professor of English, “Our Fall issue, like the season itself, is full of color, of darkness and light, of the past colliding with the present and transforming into the future.”  Several contributors have been featured multiple times over the years, while others are new to the fold. Links to the current and past issues of Kelsey Review can be found at www.mccc.edu/kelseyreview.

Vogtman says she is gratified to be at the helm of the publication as it transitions into a quarterly online journal.  “The Review has a long history at MCCC and in the community.  It is exciting to be a part of the journal's metamorphosis into something that continues the tradition of bringing together the talented voices of our region while also embracing the changes that are taking place in the literary landscape.”
 
The editorial board also includes fiction editor Roberta Clipper, Professor of English at Rider University; poetry editor Luray Gross, a poet and storyteller who works as an Artist in Residence in New Jersey and Pennsylvania; and poetry editor Ellen Jacko, a retired English teacher from Allentown High School.

Kelsey Review welcomes new friends on its Facebook page.  The editors invite the community to “like” the page and add their comments about the material in the journal and the arts in general.
Submissions for all quarterly issues are accepted online between January 1 and May 31 in the following categories: fiction, non-fiction, poetry, art, photography and reviews. For more information, email Kelsey.review@mccc.edu or visit www.mccc.edu/kelseyreview.


Funding for Kelsey Review has been made possible in part by the Mercer County Cultural and Heritage Commission through funding from the Mercer County Board of Chosen Freeholders, and the New Jersey State Council for the Arts/Department of State, a partner agency of the National Endowment of the Arts.


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