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Following in the wake of our season of weekly readings for Listen Here!, the New Haven Review, the New Haven Theater Company, and the Arts Council of Greater New Haven have dutifully organized a six-hour reading marathon in which we revisit the best stories of the last year, [...]
Continue Reading →We at the New Haven Review wanted to thank all of those who participated in the spring 2010 season of Listen Here! Among those to whom we are grateful:
The staff of the New Haven Review and its trustees: You helped pick the stories, you attended the readings, you cheered the series along. [...]
Continue Reading →We're big fans of Chandra Prasad at New Haven Review. She's an accomplished novelist and greater New Haven resident. What more could one ask?
When Chandra published Breathe the Sky: A Novel Inspired by the Life of Amelia Earhart, we were all quite excited! There's even a part in the novel when Amelia [...]
Continue Reading →1999, to be exact. On Saturday, the New Haven Review took over Lyric Hall, the antiques and restoration house on Whalley Avenue. Owner John Cavaliere has retrofitted the old vaudeville space in the back, and so what choice did we have but to throw a party to celebrate issue #5?
First, we [...]
Continue Reading →Tuesday, October 13, 2009, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
New Haven Review and Yale University’s McDougal Center for Graduate Student Life will host its 2nd Town Meets Gown Read In, where writers from New Haven and the Yale communities come together to share original works of poetry and prose. The “Read In” features five writers [...]
Continue Reading →I have to confess I’m not a great admirer of the short story. The form is too anecdotal for me, I guess. My lack of enthusiasm seems due to the fact that my acquaintance with the characters in the story will be too brief to be worth my attention. And I usually just find myself [...]
Continue Reading →Just a reminder: The New Haven Review's Summer Book Group at Labyrinth Books continues this Wednesday, July 2, with Tom Gogola leading a discussion of Alex Ross's The Rest is Noise. Quite possibly this discussion will include demonstration, as Tom is an excellent guitar player.
Hope [...]
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