CutBank 68 Now Available!

CutBank 68 is now available for purchase.  The issue kicks off CutBank's thirty-fifth year with poetry and prose contributions from Tomaz Salamun, Baird Harper, Matt Hart, and others.  CutBank 68 also features silhouette art by writer and animator Andy Smetanka.

Read more and purchase a copy of CutBank 68 here

Copies of recent issues CutBank 67, CutBank 66, and CutBank 65 are still available for purchase, and select earlier back issues are available at discounted rates from our subscriptions and back issues page.

CutBank Is Now Closed to Submissions

Thanks to everyone who submitted work for the Montana Prize in Fiction, the Montana Prize in Creative Nonfiction, and the Patricia Goedicke Prize in Poetry.  We expect to announce the winners in mid-May.

In addition, CutBank's 2007-2008 reading period has now drawn to a close.  My how time flies.  We will be reading and responding to submissions for CutBank 69 through May or so.

We'll look forward to accepting submissions again next fall.

CutBank Contributors Making Waves

Jenny Dunning's short story "Reva" from CutBank 66 was given special mention in the 2008 Pushcart Anthology.

Baird Harper's short story "Yellowstone" from the forthcoming CutBank 68 has been selected for inclusion in Best New American Voices 2009, due out this fall from Harcourt.  CutBank 68 is now available for pre-order.

Congratulations to both of these fine writers!

New Pages Reviews CutBank 67

Aw shucks . . . New Pages thinks we're mesmerizing.  We think they're pretty great, too.

Read more about CutBank 67.

Recent Issues

CutBank 68

  • Winter 2008
    Winter 2008
    (New!)



    Featuring work by Tomaz Salamun, Katie Peterson, and others.

CutBank 67

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    Spring 2007




    Featuring work by Patricia Goedicke, Danielle Dutton, and others.

CutBank 66

  • Spring 2006 (Prose)
    Spring 2006 (Prose)



    Featuring work by Steve Almond, Kellie Wells, and others.

CutBank 65

  • Winter 2006 (Poetry)
    Winter 2006 (Poetry)



    Featuring work by Carl Phillips, Joyelle McSweeney, and others.