Wolfson Review
Wolfson Review seeks to unveil the creative significance and indelible value of the small press. Concentrating on publications from independent and university presses, we invite submissions of novels, novellas, short story and flash fiction collections, poetry (book-length and chapbook), young adult, and children’s literature. Wolfson Review is accessible to all readers, as we cover a diverse range of genres and themes. Our team strives to provide a community that is inclusive, engaging, and respectful while introducing readers to the exciting work being produced by small presses. We are interested in the literary voices of all generations.
Flatback Sally Country,
Rachel Custer
Feet of the Messenger,
H.C. Palmer
Ghost || Animal,
Erin Elizabeth Smith
Sweet Herbaceous Miracle,
Berwyn Moore
Stumbling Blocks,
Karl Kirchwey
Through a Red Place,
Rebecca Pelky
Jacob and the
Mandolin Adventure,
Anne Dublin
The Case of the
Burgled Bundle,
Michael Hutchinson
The Nature of Remains,
Ginger Eager
Parts Per Million,
Julia Stoops
Enough to Lose,
RS Deeren
My House
Gathers Desires,
Adam McOmber
Ghostographs:
An Album,
Mar Romasco Moore
I Have the Answer,
Kelly Fordon
All That Held Us,
Henrietta Goodman
Carry You,
Glori Simmons
Stiff,
Steve Hughes
Crude Angel,
Suzanne Cleary
Day of All Saints,
Patricia Grace King
Scoundrels Among Us,
Darrin Doyle
Monster Portraits,
Del Samatar and
Sofia Samatar
Thank Your Lucky Stars,
Sherrie Flick
Night Shadows,
Barbara DaCosta and
Ed Young
The Royal Abduls,
Ramiza Shamoun Koya
Personnel for Wolfson Review
Josie Polizzotto is one of the Co-Editors at Wolfson Review. She is an undergraduate English student at Indiana University South Bend and enjoys crafting poetry and short fiction. With a history in social work, she strives to amplify marginalized voices and advocate for LGBTQ+ and BIPOC individuals who face gatekeeping in publishing. She owns a cuddly tabby cat, a growing collection of indoor plants, and has a knack for interior décor and fashion.
Joseph Chaney is the Advising Editor at Wolfson Review. He directs Wolfson Press and is a professor of English at Indiana University South Bend. His poetry appears in numerous magazines, including The Nation, Yankee, Prairie Schooner, Crazyhorse, Beloit Poetry Journal, Black Warrior Review, Spillway, Dogwood, South Florida Poetry Journal, Valparaiso Poetry Review, and Apple Valley Review. His work will appear in the 2023 Best New Poets anthology, selected by Anna Journey, and is represented in INverse: Indiana's Poetry Archive, a searchable database of poems by Indiana writers. From 2002 to 2021, he wrote radio commentaries for Michiana Chronicles, an award-winning series broadcast by 88.1 FM WVPE Elkhart/South Bend, an NPR station.
Josiah "Jo" Hackett is one of the Co-Editors at Wolfson Review. He is a graduate student pursuing a MA in English. He handles the design of the Wolfson Press website. He is the author of seven self-published poetry books, five full length and two chapbooks, titled Daily Prisms, Tangible Colors, Dyed Dwellings, Tinted Fires, Fifth Night, Kaleidoscopic Creatures, and Everything Tones. He owns two gray cats and likes to cook only when necessary. He plans to own seven more gray cats and eat as many meals as he is able.