Editors' Prizes
We are now taking for our Editors' Prizes in Poetry and Prose. These prizes award $1,000 to one winning poetry and prose submission. Runners-up are considered for publication.
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Our current issue is #49, Summer 2025, and features Carrie Bennett, Elizabeth Brinsfield, Brian Builta, Apollo Chastain, Rob Macaisa Colgate, Marie Goyette, Tina Gross, Megan Harlan, Heikki Huotari, Peter Kahnert, Emily Kile, Divyasri Krishnan, Seth Leeper, Anthony Thomas Lombardi, Matt Lumbard, Ethan Mershon, Dalton Monk, Kelan Nee, Aidan O'Brien, Matthew Poindexter, Teo Rivera-Dundas, Natalie Scenters-Zapico, Alix Anne Shaw, Dorsía Smith Silva, Steven Ray Smith, Anna Swann-Pye, Adam Tavel, Angela Townsend, Meriden Vitale, Lei Wang
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Refuse
by Meriden VitaleI binge feed myself the internet after work like a good little capitalist. I make that bread and then I spend that bread, buttered and toasted....
Spiraling Down: On Katabasis and Stepping into Fear
Raisa Tolchinksky speaks with Meridian Editor-in-Chief Coby-Dillon English about her new poetry collection.
The Air in the Air Behind It by Brandon Rushton
Brandon Rushton’s first book, The Air in the Air Behind It, is filled with poems that show us new ways to see ...
Nefando by Mónica Ojeda
If you think fiction about online subcultures is doomed to quaintness, and that publishing internet discourse in a tangible book inherently renders that discourse obsolete ...
Glass Jaw by Raisa Tolchinsky
Not much is sacred these days. Glass Jaw, the first collection by poet Raisa Tolchinsky, deftly articulates questions of devotion amidst physical and emotional strain.
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