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Nimrod Journal Founded at The University of Tulsa, Ni**od International Journal has been bringing you the best new

Tim Seibles’s blues villanelles tap into two traditions of song—both rooted in rustic communities, both capable of expre...
31/01/2025

Tim Seibles’s blues villanelles tap into two traditions of song—both rooted in rustic communities, both capable of expressing the most complex emotions. We are lucky to have three of them in the latest issue. In this one, Ma Rainey and George Clinton meet Auden.

Over on Substack, sink into Allison Krupp’s award-winning short story “Swamp City!” In the words of Kelly Link, the pros...
24/01/2025

Over on Substack, sink into Allison Krupp’s award-winning short story “Swamp City!” In the words of Kelly Link, the prose is “lively, prickly, and fizzes with life,” packing a novel’s worth of drama into a few pages. Subscribe for free at: nimrodjournal.substack.com

Ange Mlinko’s poems are kaleidoscopes of sensory detail, rich in wit and dazzlingly dextrous. We feel very lucky to have...
17/01/2025

Ange Mlinko’s poems are kaleidoscopes of sensory detail, rich in wit and dazzlingly dextrous. We feel very lucky to have two of them, including this one, in the latest issue—and we can’t wait to host her at the University of Tulsa on 1/30!

NI**OD has launched a new Substack, where readers can sample prose and poetry from our latest issue, beginning with a st...
11/01/2025

NI**OD has launched a new Substack, where readers can sample prose and poetry from our latest issue, beginning with a stimulating—equal parts funny and sobering—essay by Katie Kadue () on poetry and social media. Subscribe today and receive new pieces every Friday morning!

We are excited to announce our judges for the 2025 Ni**od Literary Awards, Randall Mann () and Nancy Jooyoun Kim ()! The...
13/12/2024

We are excited to announce our judges for the 2025 Ni**od Literary Awards, Randall Mann () and Nancy Jooyoun Kim ()! The submission window is open from January 1 to January 30.

A new look for a new year. Our Winter 2025 issue, which will reach readers in January, features work by writers we’ve ad...
26/11/2024

A new look for a new year. Our Winter 2025 issue, which will reach readers in January, features work by writers we’ve admired for years, as well as poems and stories by those just starting their careers. A thing of beauty, inside and out. We couldn’t be more proud.

A quick note from a University of Tulsa newspaper are about the awards issue and sales of the journal, which happen to b...
07/08/2024

A quick note from a University of Tulsa newspaper are about the awards issue and sales of the journal, which happen to be alongside some old Homecoming articles.

"Winterward" by William Stafford in Ni**od 1957 (one of the VERY early issues).
07/08/2024

"Winterward" by William Stafford in Ni**od 1957 (one of the VERY early issues).

A quick peak at an old issue of Ni**od (Best of Ni**od) featuring some works published throughout the years. This piece ...
05/08/2024

A quick peak at an old issue of Ni**od (Best of Ni**od) featuring some works published throughout the years. This piece is Linda Pastan's "Amaryllis" alongside a piece of art.
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This year's Ni**od Literary Awards winners are Jonathan Diaz (poetry) and Allison Krupp (fiction)! These two stellar wri...
29/07/2024

This year's Ni**od Literary Awards winners are Jonathan Diaz (poetry) and Allison Krupp (fiction)! These two stellar writers were selected by Paisley Rekdal and Kelly Link. Our great thanks to our brilliant and generous judges, and to all those who sent us their poems and stories for consideration. Read their work in the Fall 2024-Winter 2025 issue of Ni**od International Journal.

23/07/2024

"Not all movement is alike--ask grief, ask extinction.
It's late. (Or early?) The bones of the house groan
and settle like an overripe sky."
--M.K. Foster, "The Great Dying" (Refuge, 2024)

This elementary “Half Round” by Richard Eberhart (1904–2005) from our Winter 1957 issue retains its relevance as the wor...
15/07/2024

This elementary “Half Round” by Richard Eberhart (1904–2005) from our Winter 1957 issue retains its relevance as the world keeps turning.

Our Spring 1958 issue carried a poem by Miller Williams (1930-2015) — a birthday gift for his wife, Lucille Fern Day. Th...
08/07/2024

Our Spring 1958 issue carried a poem by Miller Williams (1930-2015) — a birthday gift for his wife, Lucille Fern Day. The couple’s daughter, who turned five that year, would herself become an extraordinary woman. Her name is Lucinda Williams.

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Rougarou has an upcoming poetry contest that we are excited to see the results of. Check out the details on their website: rougarou.org

Sarah Tyler Szabo, one of our prose editors, reading at our Green Writing: Celebrating the Earth with Poetry at Tulsa Botanic Garden this weekend.

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