Clarion (magazine)
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Clarion is a literary magazine published at Boston University since 1998. The first issue, titled The Staff Issue of ?, was published by the group "Student for Literary Awareness" in association with Bostonia, a university magazine. Subsequent issues, although produced by the same group of students, were released under the name Clarion. From issue No. 2 on, the student group began using the name Boston University Literary Society.
In the fall of 2009, the editors began accepting submissions from all writers, regardless of their affiliation with Boston University. Since 2011, the magazine has been published by The Pen & Anvil Press, a Boston-based independent imprint associated with the Boston Poetry Union.
[edit] Editors
- Jennifer Herron (1997–1999, issues "?" and #1)
- Josette Akresh (1999–2000, issues #2 and #3)
- Zachary Bos (2001–2002, issue #4)
- Elizabeth Moss (2002–2003, issue #5)
- Garrison Gudenas (2004, issue #6)
- Nicole Norman (2004–2005, issue #7 and #8)
- Bora Panduku (2005–2006, issue #10)
- Tom Simmons and Matthew Lemoyne (2006–2007, issue #11)
- Juliet Johnson (2007–2008, issue #12)
- Sandy SooHoo (2008–2009, issue #13)
- Sara Trotta (2009–10, issue #14)
- Monica Gribouski (2010–present)
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