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  • Our Winter 2018 Issue, Calls for Submissions, and a Welcome to Our New Assistant Editor

    Happy New Year! Yes, we are still saying that because 2018 is off to such a great start here at Gyroscope Review. Our Winter Issue is now available, with our first-ever hand-drawn cover created by co-editor Constance Brewer. The poets included in this issue include Alex Apuzzo, Jerrice J. Baptiste, Lizzie Bradley, Sylvia Cavanaugh, Wanda Morrow…

  • Wrap This Up: The 2017 Issues

    We are pleased to announce that we have assembled all of our 2017 issues of Gyroscope Review in one place. Wrap This Up: The 2017 Issues is available now on Amazon as either a print version ($20 plus shipping; free shipping with Amazon Prime) or a Kindle version ($9.99). We are proud of our 2017 contributing…

  • Welcome to Gyroscope Review Issue 17-4

    We did it again! Another issue completed and it’s beautiful. Our cover shot this time is of St. Paul, Minnesota, bathed in hazy golden light late on a September afternoon. Editor Kathleen Cassen Mickelson lives in the Twin Cities and is delighted that co-editor Constance Brewer, who lives in Wyoming, liked the idea of using…

  • Issue 17-3: Summer 2017 is Here

    We are pleased as can be to offer our latest issue of Gyroscope Review for your reading pleasure. This issue offers several thoughtful reactions to the state of world affairs as well as pieces that provide respite. Poets tackled difficult topics, teased apart what is sold as fact, and gave us poetry that shows just…

  • If You Like Printed Copies

    We know a lot of poets who love holding books in their hands, actual books with pages to turn and dog-ear and scribble notes upon. That’s something that doesn’t happen with digital poetry journals. Given that we fund this operation ourselves, we’ve set it up so it doesn’t make us bankrupt. Website hosts and domain…

  • Issue 15-2 is Here!

    We are pleased to share our latest issue of Gyroscope Review, issue 15-2, for July 2015. Our authors for this issue include American, Canadian, and British poets, writers with MFAs and without, previously published well-known writers as well as emerging writers, and old friends. And every single one of them grabbed our attention and held fast.…