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Colorado Review 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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Featured in our Fall/Winter 2025 issue.
21/05/2026

Featured in our Fall/Winter 2025 issue.

It's the last day of National Poetry Month, and we're featuring our forthcoming Mountain/West Poetry book, FAITHFUL ERRO...
30/04/2026

It's the last day of National Poetry Month, and we're featuring our forthcoming Mountain/West Poetry book, FAITHFUL ERROR, from Sarah Louise Garrido! Head to the link in our bio for more information & books from the Center for Literary Publishing 📝

Now that it's getting to be the season where you want to head to the park with a good book, our review team has some rec...
29/04/2026

Now that it's getting to be the season where you want to head to the park with a good book, our review team has some recs for your springtime reading! 🌱🌷

+ Canese Jarboe's "Sissy" with , reviewed by J. B. Stone

+ Elizabeth Bradfield's "SOFAR" with , reviewed by Michele Sharpe

+ Vanessa Saunders's "The Flat Woman" with , reviewed by Nandini Bhattacharya

+ Samyak Shertok's "No Rhododendron" with , reviewed by Robert Dunsdon

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

Happy National Poetry Month! Head to the link below for more information & books from the Center for Literary Publishing...
28/04/2026

Happy National Poetry Month! Head to the link below for more information & books from the Center for Literary Publishing 📝

https://linktr.ee/coloradoreview

Happy National Poetry Month! Head to the link in our bio for more information & books from the Center for Literary Publi...
25/04/2026

Happy National Poetry Month! Head to the link in our bio for more information & books from the Center for Literary Publishing 📝

https://linktr.ee/coloradoreview

🗻 MOUNTAIN/WEST FEATURE 🗻"Susto," the twenty-first book in the Mountain/West poetry series, surveys many settings: the b...
21/04/2026

🗻 MOUNTAIN/WEST FEATURE 🗻

"Susto," the twenty-first book in the Mountain/West poetry series, surveys many settings: the body, the soul, the terrain the soul encounters upon leaving the body. Diane Seuss calls Susto "...A whittled bone of a book, seething with marrow."

Head to the 'bookstore' link in our Linktree below to read more about this book & purchase your copy 📚

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