My Time at Chicago Review in the 1980s

Arnold recalls her tenure as staff and co-editor of Chicago Review magazine. There were times when the magazine barely existed. Keeping it going was always a struggle. And yet putting together the special issue on neglected poets sustained her while teaching literature courses for a year in Missoula...

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Published in:	Chicago review 2016-06, Vol.60 (2), p.204-206
Main Author:	Arnold, Elizabeth
Format:	Article
Language:	eng
Subjects:	1980s (Decade) AD Criticism Editors History Literary criticism Literary magazines Literary newspapers and periodicals MEMOIRS FROM FORMER EDITORS Periodical publishing Recall
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Summary:	Arnold recalls her tenure as staff and co-editor of Chicago Review magazine. There were times when the magazine barely existed. Keeping it going was always a struggle. And yet putting together the special issue on neglected poets sustained her while teaching literature courses for a year in Missoula MT. Working on the special issue held her within the community of writers she'd become part of so incredibly just by chance, with their beloved high standards.
ISSN:	0009-3696 2327-5804