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Established in 1956, Colorado Review is a triannual literary journal from the Center for Literary Publishing at Colorado State University.

The Center for Literary Publishing dynamically partners with writers to bring exceptionally written and published fiction, poetry, and nonfiction to readers through a variety of platforms—notably, Colorado Review and CLP books. Training and cultivating the publishing professionals of tomorrow, the CLP invites graduate student interns to participate in every aspect of the publication process. This

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15/09/2025

✏️ AUTHOR INTERVIEW ✏️

Editorial assistant Andy Parker discusses family, teaching, and adolescence with Anne-E. Wood, the author of 'Losing It,' featured in the Fall 2024 issue of Colorado Review.

Head to the link in our bio for this interview & more!

08/09/2025

⭐️ STAFF SPOTLIGHT ⭐️

🍀 Autumn Koors-Foltz is a second-year poetry MFA student at Colorado State. They graduated with a BFA in Creative Writing and English with a concentration in Contemporary Poetics, and collected some minors along the way (Gender & Women's Studies, Environmental Studies, and Editing & Publishing). Autumn's hometown is Baltimore, which they miss deeply.

🍀 They are currently reading 'Active Reception,' by Noah Ross, which they call "formally breathtaking, vivid, and tender; conceptual in all the best ways."

🍀 A fun fact about them is that they make Kandi and love experimenting with different cuff patterns and color combinations.

31/08/2025

We are currently open for submissions in all genres! Head to the link in our bio to read our submission guidelines & send us your best ✨

28/08/2025

✏️ OUR LATEST BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS ✏️

+ 'No Less Strange or Wonderful: Essays in Curiosity' by A. Kendra Greene with , reviewed by Sean Ironman

+ 'Barley Child' by Greg Rappleye with The University of Arkansas Press, reviewed by Robert Dunsdon

+ 'Liquid, Fragile, Perishable' by Carolyn Kuebler with , reviewed by Stephanie Nesja

+ 'The River, The Town' by Farah Ali with , reviewed by Nandini Bhattacharya

+ 'Mandible, Wishbone, Solvent' by Asiya Wadud with , reviewed by Cody Stetzel

+ 'Diversity Quota' by Ranjan Adiga with , reviewed by Anu Kandikuppa

Head to the link in our bio to read these reviews & for more fabulous selections by our book reviewers!

25/08/2025

For sale now on our website: A Mona Simpson print from the Colorado Review archive 🤩 Head to the bookstore on our website to take a look at all of our prints & broadsides!

20/08/2025

✏️ AUTHOR INTERVIEW ✏️

Jamie Cattanach discusses her story 'Vectors,' featured in the Spring 2025 issue of Colorado Review, with associate editor Sarah Stambaugh. Head to the link in our bio for this interview & more!

17/08/2025

Head to the link in our bio to read the full poem & other features from the Summer 2025 issue 👤

14/08/2025

Congratulations to Tommy Archuleta, a new Academy of American Poets Laureate Fellow!

Tommy published Susto with the Mountain/West Poetry Series in 2023. In 2024, he was appointed Santa Fe’s seventh poet laureate.

Head to the link in the comments to read more about Susto ✨

04/08/2025

For sale now on our website: A signed Kent Haruf print from the Colorado Review archive 🤩 Head to the bookstore on our website to take a look at all of our prints & broadsides!

31/07/2025

Head to the link below to read this featured story from Aaron Kang Smithson or to purchase your copy of the Summer 2025 issue! 📚

https://coloradoreview.colostate.edu/features/palimpsest-2/

29/07/2025

In need of a good book to pass the long summer days with? We've published some glowing reviews recently that will give you all you need to decide on your next beach read ⭐️

+ Optional Practical Training by Shubha Sunder with , reviewed by Ben Lewellyn-Taylor

+ There Are as Many Songs in the World as Branches of Coral by Elizabeth Jacobson with Parlor Press, reviewed by Mirja Lobnik

+ The Problem You Have by Robert Garner McBrearty with , reviewed by Nicholas Litchfield

+ Animal Fiero Y Tierno by Ángela María Dávila Malavé with CENTRO press, reviewed by Danielle Bradley

Head to the link in our bio to read these reviews & more!

28/07/2025

✏️ AUTHOR INTERVIEW ✏️

Becky Hagenston discusses her story 'Voluntary,' featured in the Spring 2025 issue of Colorado Review, with editorial assistant Gwynnivere Riethoven 📚 Head to the link in our bio to read this interview & many more!

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