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UW–Milwaukee Department of English
The graduate program at UWM has earned a national reputation because of
its commitment to exploring innovative alternatives in English studies.
Through its structure of concentrations and course offerings, the Department
promotes original approaches to a broad range of topics in literature, language,
writing, and visual culture.
 
Wisconsin Arts Board
 
Woodland Pattern Book Center
This nationally renowned little shop is a haven of quality independent presses
and literary journals. Come for the Cream City, and stay for the books and
workshops.
 
Harry W. Schwartz Bookshops
Schwartz is one of Milwaukee’s many wonderful independent bookstores, and
it has a good relationship with the creative writing program through our
student/faculty reading series. But they also bring in writers like Sherman
Alexie, Clive Barker, Barbara Ehrenreich, and even Bruce Campbell. Find
Cream City and other literary journals and have some coffee as long as you’re
there.
 
e-Keltoi: Journal of Interdisciplinary Celtic Studies
An interdisciplinary journal from the Center for Celtic Studies at the University
of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. The journal provides free access to cutting-edge,
peer-reviewed articles solicited to address specific themes from a range
of cross-disciplinary and international perspectives.
 
Wisconsin Humanities Council
 
 
The Association of Writers and Writing Programs (AWP)

The AA Independent Press Guide

Poets and Writers Magazine

Dustbooks.com: The Small Press Source
 
Webdelsol.com

StoryQuarterly

Hayden’sFerry Review

Phoebe: a journal of literary arts

Prairie Schooner

Salt Hill

Shenandoah

Reed

Notre Dame Review

New Letters

13th Moon