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An interview with Ellis Avery

February 6, 2012

The super-talented Ellis Avery is the author of The Teahouse Fire, (Riverhead 2006), which won three awards and was translated into five languages, and The Smoke Week (Gival Press 2003) an award-winning personal account of life in lower Manhattan after 9/11. Her critically acclaimed new novel The Last Nude, centering on the relationship between Art [...]

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New show of drawings by Hilary Berseth at Eleven Rivington Gallery in New York City

January 20, 2012

All images courtesy of Eleven Rivington Gallery Hilary Berseth (SOA’ 2001) impressed with his first show at Eleven Rivington Gallery in 2008. He seamlessly blended nature with human agency; his honeycomb sculptures combined his own wood and wire armatures with wax and honey structures built by bee colonies. His manipulation of natural processes resulted in [...]

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Photohysteria in Paris

January 3, 2012

Every year, photohysteria descends on Paris in the form of the world’s leading photography fair, Paris Photo. This November, the Grand Palais off the Champs Elysees played host. I wandered in to take on the works of 117 international galleries, and to find out what the buzz was about. My starting point was Magnum, the [...]

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Welcome!

Welcome to the new Columbia: A Journal of Literature and Art website. You’ll find a lot more has changed than our design.

We’ve turned Columbiajournal.org into a literary destination for both readers and writers. For the first time, full stories from our expansive back catalog will be available in a rich, downloadable PDF format — easy on the eyes and e-readers. We’ll also be publishing content exclusively for the web, starting with our exclusive interview with award-winning author Adam Hochschild.

For writers, it’s never been easier to submit for publication and to join our annual contest. In fact, we’re happy to announce that the 2011 contest judges will be Robert Olen Butler in fiction, Jo Ann Beard in nonfiction, and Joanna Klink for poetry. Ms. Klink is also featured in our current edition. Read her poetry series, Safekeeping, and more from Issue 48.

Beyond these regular features, we’ve launched a blog to keep you up to date on our author events, contest information, and other literary news.

Thanks again for stopping by. Take a few minutes, click around. And come back soon.

Alexis Tonti
Editor-In-Chief

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