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Berkeley Fiction Review
American literary magazine From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Berkeley Fiction Review is an American literary magazine founded in 1981 and based at the University of California, Berkeley.[1] Stories that have appeared in the Berkeley Fiction Review have been reprinted in The Best American Short Stories and the Pushcart Prize anthology.[2] The Berkeley Fiction Review sponsors an annual Sudden Fiction Contest.[3]
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Notable contributors
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- Managing Editors
- Bianca Sandoval
- Kate Hayashi
- Misha Bazarov
- Ella Kirshbaum
- Editors
- Catherine Han
- Georgia Kerr
- Sigrid Madzunkova
- Anisa Qadir
- Marisa Duarte
- Andrea Altamirano
- Madison Kim
- Emily Hamill
- Emery Arias
- Luna Garza-Hillman
- Nat Tiscareño
- Alexander Flores
- Joshua Dean
- Sofia Wallace
- Isabel Vasquez
- Vivian Xie
Founders
- Julia Littleton
- Jenne Mowry
- Joe Sciallo
- Paul Wedderien
Past Managing Editors
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Special Features
- Issue 6 (1985–86): Contemporary Poetry from the Soviet Union
- Issue 8 (Fall 1988): Works by, and Interviews with, Contemporary Irish Authors
- Issue 9 (Fall 1989): Stereoscopic Photographs
- Issue 16 (Spring 1997): First Annual Sudden Fiction Contest
- Issue 17 (Fall 1997): An early work by international award-winning Colombian writer Álvaro Mutis
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