Stephanie Kaylor is a writer from upstate New York. She holds a MA in Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies from the University at Albany and is currently finishing a MA in Philosophy at the European Graduate School. Stephanie is Reviews Editor for Glass: A Journal of Poetry and her poetry has appeared in a number of journals including BlazeVOX, The Willow Review, and altpoetics.



Glass: A Journal of Poetry publishes reviews and interviews on a rolling basis.
Reviews Guidelines
Glass: A Journal of Poetry is always open for submissions of book reviews. Reviews should be 500-1200 words in length, although exceptions will be made for select pieces outside of these parameters. Rather than answering the question "is this good or bad?" we are looking for pieces that look to the following: what do you think this collection sets out to do; where, within the larger realm of poetry, do you think this collection is situated and how so; and who do you think it's for. We have published a wide range of styles of reviews, from those with a more academic voice, to persona essay types, to the experimental. This range excites us, and we trust contributors to know what voice best captures the project they are setting out on. Reviews of chapbooks are not only accepted but encouraged, as are reviews of collections published in decades past — we've published reviews of collections going back to the 1970s. LGBTQ, BIPOC, disabled, and/or women-authored collections are particularly encouraged to be reviewed. Please submit reviews as a doc or docx file to reviews@glass-poetry.com. If you haven't heard back in one month, please feel free to follow up.