Eric Hansen, Staff Writer, Minneapolis Star Tribune
[Ed. Note: This article is a composite of the online and print versions]
Ted Genoways isn't about to change the name of the Virginia Quarterly Review to something like, oh, the Minnesota Quart [...]
By JEROME WEEKS / The Dallas Morning News
They used to look as alike as close family members, and some still do, those literary quarterlies and high-brow journals: The Paris Review, The Yale Review, The New Criterion, Partisan Review and S [...]
In a Newsday profile of Harold Bloom, James Marcus discusses Bloom's controversial new anthology, The Best Poems of the English Language: From Chaucer Through Frost, which Cary Nelson reviewed critically in our Spring 2004 issue. Marcus notes that Bl [...]
From The Hook By ELIZABETH KIEM words@readthehook.com
The winter 2004 issue of the Virginia Quarterly Review is a felicitous blend of respect and revolution. A glance at the glossy color makeover attests to editor Ted Genoways' eagerness to change t [...]
When Ted Genoways was accepted to the University of Virginia’s master’s of fine arts program in creative writing in the summer of 1997, he immediately contacted the Virginia Quarterly Review, UVa’s prestigious literary journal, looking for an e [...]
By Matt Kelly, UVa News
Staige D. Blackford, retiring editor of the Virginia Quarterly Review, died Monday of injuries sustained in an automobile collision at the intersection of Emmet Street and Arlington Boulevard in Charlottesville.
A Charlottes [...]
Ted Genoways has been named the eighth editor in the 78-year history of the Virginia Quarterly Review.
Genoways, who received a master of fine arts degree from the University of Virginia in 1999, is currently associate editor of the Walt Whitman Hyp [...]
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