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Texas Review Press 

Texas Review Press, a member of the Texas A&M University Press Consortium, was established in 1979 but published only chapbooks and an occasional anthology until 1992, when it introduced the Southern and Southwestern Writers Breakthrough Series. It now publishes twelve books a year and has over a hundred titles in print.
 
Texas Review Press attempts to meet the needs of an international as well as regional and local audience. We continue to conduct four international competitions: the Robert Phillips Poetry Chapbook Prize for best poetry chapbook of up to thirty-two pages, the X. J. Kennedy Poetry Prize for a full-length collection of poems, the George Garrett Fiction Prize for a short novel or collection of stories, and the newly named Clay Reynolds Novella Prize for best novella. In addition, we publish books each year that focus on the area or region, and we publish several books by Texas writers each year, usually in both poetry and fiction.
 

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Texas Review Press
P.O. Box 2146
SHSU
Div. of English and Foreign Languages
Evans Bldg., Rm. #152
Huntsville, TX 77341-2146
 
Phone: 936-294-1992
Fax: 936-294-3070
 
Paul Ruffin, Director

 
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By William Baer
 
paper / 978-1-933896-19-9 / $12.95
 
Bocage” and Other Sonnets is a collection of meticulously crafted sonnets that take a hard-edged, uncompromising look at human behavior—like the man trapped in an elevator with his ... More
William Orem
 
paper / 978-1-933896-35-9 / $16.95
 
Set over the course of one winter at a hospital in Washington, Across the River is a linked series of stories about the trials of the body and their ... More
By Thomas Cobb
 
paper / 978-1-881515-59-3 / $16.95
 
By Larry Thomas
 
paper / 978-1-881515-40-1 / $12.00
 
By Mark Brazaitis
 
cloth / 978-1-881515-77-7 / $16.95
 
By Becky Gould Gibson
 
paper / 978-1-933896-10-6 / $12.95
 
From villages in Crete to Carolina farms to San Francisco pavement, the women in these poems struggle to live by their own lights, despite pressure for them to ... More
By Rick Lott
 
paper / 978-1-881515-02-9 / $8.00
 
By Roger D. Jones
 
paper / 978-1-933896-05-2 / $12.95
 
Physically grounded in the American South and Southwest, the poems in Are We There Yet? chart the poet's psychic and spiritual journey through the regions of youth and maturity, ... More
By Stephen March
 
paper / 978-1-881515-54-8 / $12.95
 
By Clay Reynolds
 
paper / 978-1-881515-48-7 / $16.95
 
In the caveat to this irreverent and hilarious satire, Clay Reynolds writes, “No poet writing today could be this lucky, this tragic, this infamous. Indeed, it wouldn’t be ... More

 
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