Publications
Beloit College produces a number of publications, ranging from the Round Table, one of the nation's earliest student newspapers, to books from its own press. The Literary Magazine Review, in their Spring 1996 issue, says of us: "For whatever reason, Beloit, Wisconsin has been important to the publication of serious writing in the U.S. out of all proportion to its size."
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The Beloit Fiction Journal, founded in 1985, is a national fiction magazine that has undergraduate students on its editorial board. The Beloit Fiction Journal publishes one issue each year. |
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Though it started at Beloit College, this journal moved to Maine with its editor, the late Professor of English Marion K. Stocking. For 50 years the journal has consistently published the best contemporary poetry offered. |
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Retake the Falling Snow: 155 Years of Student Creative Writing at Beloit College Edited by Brian Mornar '98 and Rebecca Ackerman '98 | Beloit College Press, 2001 This historical anthology of student writing was culled from a variety of Beloit College student publications dating back to the American Civil War. The book contains a detailed history of the Creative Writing program at Beloit College. Professor Shawn Gillen supervised the publication of this book. |
