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BAYOU NEWS


Don't miss Bayou Magazine at 
AWP in Chicago. We'll be at the book fair every day, booth 412, and, on Friday, March 2nd from 6-9PM, come hear Issue 56 contributors read at a joint reception with UNO Press. 

We are currently seeking visual art, illustrated or photography pieces, to feature on our cover. Each piece submitted should be no less than 300dpi and at least the size of our magazine, which is around 6' x 9'. Bigger is always better.  Submit online here.

Bayou is going paperless! That's right. We're now accepting online submissions for our next issue.

We'd like to thank you all for a wonderful year at Bayou Magazine. We are so grateful to all of our contributors, readers, and staff. 


A big congratulations to our 2011 Pushcart Prize nominees:


FICTION

"Shitstick" by Hans Burger (55)

"How To Find Magic Everywhere Every Day" by Susan Larkin (56)


POETRY

"Murder by the Stop Sign" by Jesse Patrick Ferguson (55)

"Glass Ear" by Eric Baus (56)

NONFICTION

"I Know Something About Running" by Kelley Shinn

"Early Lessons" by Tom Whalen


Please join Bayou Magazine, the Ezra Pound Center for Literature, and the University of New Orleans Creative Writing Workshop in welcoming to campus poet Shara McCallum on Wednesday, November 16th at 7:30 PM, Liberal Arts Building, Room 197. Open to the public.

"Farzad, Son of Glory" by Therese Doucet (Bayou 53) was named in the notable essays list in Best American Essays 2011.

Congratulations to Fiction Editor M.O. Walsh whose novel in progress entitled Whiteflies has just won the 2011 William Faulkner-William Wisdom Prize.

JoeAnn Hart is the winner of the 2010 James Knudsen Prize in Fiction. More about winners and finalists here.

"Memory Book" by Christy Wise (Bayou 51) was selected as a notable essay in the 2010 Best American Essays.

New Stories from the South 2010, features fiction writer Laura Lee Smith, (Bayou 53).
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