Announcing the Pittsburgh Review of Book’s upcoming first published anthology The Confluence: Pittsburgh Writers on Pittsburgh Writers.
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Sony Ton-Aime, executive director of Pittsburgh Arts and Lectures, and Christine Stroud, editor-in-chief of Autumn House Press, on PRoB’s first year.
A Celebration of People-ing, Paris, and the Pittsburgh Review of Books
“There are no ads. The writing is not exactly long-form, but neither is it over before you know it, in the way that has become normal even in many prestige outlets. It’s a place for writing to get you thinking.”
Hollis Robbins on the “first Review of Books birthed in academia.”
Michael Bérubé on PRoB’s first anniversary, and other necessary things.
Carnegie Mellon University Press starting new Creative Nonfiction series.
The Pittsburgh Review of Books with a new opportunity to discuss important, critical issues.
Jessica Limardo, Christl Caspar, and Saty Mukherjee join the Pittsburgh Review of Books.
The Pittsburgh Review of Books will be on break until August 31st. In the meantime, read some of our favorite stories that you might have missed.
