North American Review 1853-67 Lot 2

by North American

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First edition

Founded in 1815, the North American Review (NAR) is the oldest literary magazine in the United States, published at the University of Northern Iowa since 1968. It is a premier, award-winning tri-annual publication featuring contemporary fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, and visual art, with a focus on environmental, multicultural, and social issues. Key Features and History: Legacy & Prestige: Often recognized as a leader in literary journals, it has twice won the National Magazine Award for Fiction and is a multiple-time finalist. Content & Style: The NAR showcases high-quality, contemporary literature that explores the American experience and challenges the status quo. It is known for discovering young, talented writers. Evolution: Originally a Boston-based publication reviewing American books and politics, it has evolved into a modern literary magazine that, since a 2019 rebrand, features full-color art, essays, and fiction. Themes: The magazine highlights environmental/ecological concerns, gender, race, and multiculturalism. Distinguished Contributors: Throughout its history, it has published renowned writers such as Ralph Waldo Emerson, Walt Whitman, Mark Twain, and Kurt Vonnegut. The North American Review remains a significant venue for serious literature and art in the United States, published three times a year. These bound volumes consist of the original magazine articles only - there are no covers and usually no index lists. We did find a website where the index

• Publisher: The North American Review Publishing Co.
• Condition: Fair

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