The Fall/Winter 2011-12 issue of Ninth Letter, the lit magazine from University of Illinois, got an enthusiastic review from Hazel Foster in New Pages. Calling the magazine the "exuberant, popular-as-a-result-of-being-odd kid on this gigantic playground," Foster said she read each piece in the current issue "with energy and took each one as inspiration and aspiration." She singles out Theodore Kitaif's blended fiction/non-fiction piece, "Pictures," as the must-read. Ninth Letter is a collaborative project of the Graduate Creative Writing Program and School of Art and Design at U of I, Urbana-Champaign.
In the same batch at New Pages, posted yesterday, I have reviews of current issues of The MacGuffin and The Threepenny Review.
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