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Fiction. Literary Nonfiction. The true current-day descendant of the Black Mountain School, the San Francisco Renaissance, and the New York School.

Poetry. Fiction. Drama. Literary Nonfiction. Ignoring trends, Golden Handcuffs Review seek the best of current innovative writing--work that will be around 300 years from now, if we are. Contributors include Rae Armantrout, Stephen Bett, Ian Brinton, Ken Cathers, Karen Emmerich, Norman Fischer, Nancy Gaffield, Peter Hughes, David Karp, Robert Kelly, Kevin Killian, Stacey Levine, Susan McCaslin, Rick Moody, Glenn Mott, John Olson, Toby Olson, R...

For years, Golden Handcuffs has been publishing U.S. and international heavy-hitters, writers such as David Antin, Jacques Roubaud, Denise Riley, Nathaniel Mackey, Maurice Scully, Robert Coover, Fanny Howe, and Luisa Valenzuela.

Literary anthology published in the U.S. featuring fiction, poetry, essays, and response.

Poetry. Fiction. Drama. Literary Nonfiction. Ignoring trends, we seek the best of current innovative writing-work that will still be around 300 years from now, if we are. Rae Armantrout, Amy L. Friedman, Nancy Gaffield, Jeanne Heuving, Leslie Kaplan, Stacey Levine, Sarah Mangold, Geraldine Monk & Alan Halsey, John Olson, Roberta Olson, Mary Ann Peters, Meredith Quartermain, Marthe Reed, Joanna Ruocco, Lisa Samuels, Susan M. Schultz, Anne Tardo...

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An anthology of writers responding to the art of Fay Jones.

Poetry. Fiction. Drama. Literary Nonfiction. Ignoring trends, we seek the best of current innovative writing--work that will still be around 300 years from now, if we are. Contributors: Hélène Aji, Andrea Augé, Ken Bolton, Ian Brinton, David Bromige, Rachel Blau DuPlessis, Ken Edwards, Stephen Fredman, Keith Jebb, Hank Lazer, Joseph McElroy, Alice Notley, Lance Olsen, Peter Quartermain, Jerome Rothenberg, Michael Rothenberg, Maurice Scully, Be...

These very short stories are a blend of maybe memoir, crazed case history, and raunchy comic fiction spun by a deadpan narrator with a gift for dazzling transitions. Lou Rowan neglected graduate school to participate in the independent presses, little magazines and readings flourishing in New York's Lower East Side during the late 60s. He earned his living as a teacher, and then an institutional investor - the latter taking him to the Northwes...