Andrei Guruianu is making smart choices in putting together the Fall 2009 issue. Be sure to get your submissions in soon. You don't want to miss out on being a part of this exciting edition. See the submissions link to find out what Guruianu is looking for, then send us your best. One last thing: I've seen a sneak peak of the cover and it'll be a true collector's edition.  

Spring 2009 issue edited by Jimmy Santiago Baca evolved as one of our most successful issues to date. We're still basking in the glow of its pages. Now, though, we're getting excited about the Fall 2009 issue that Andrei Guruianu is seeking submissions for. Click here to view the call for submissions or to learn more about Guruianu.

The Spring 2009 issue of YMR guest edited by Jimmy Santiago Baca has gone to print. It's an impressive collection and the cover--the fine work of Raechel Running--definitely does it justice. Thank you, Jimmy, Raechel, and the more than 50 contributors in the issue. Readers might want to order one of these ahead of time. I can't imagine they'll sit around in boxes long. See the current issue page for a preview of the cover and list of contributors.

To find out why we just can't get enough of Jimmy Santiago Baca, listen to his latest interview at: http://www.progressive.org/radio/baca09.html

We couldn't be more pleased to have Jimmy Santiago Baca serving as the next guest editor for Yellow Medicine Review. Tap into SUBMISSIONS for current guidelines.

YMR is willing to post links to other websites. If you are an indigenous writer or scholar and have your own website, or you are an indigenous organization with a website, we will gladly post a link to your site from ours. Give us a one line blurb to post with the site title when you send in your url. Send it to editor@yellowmedicinereview.com with the subject line: link for website. Then kindly do us the favor of linking to YMR from your site.

Fall 2008 issue of Yellow Medicine Review will be making its presence felt very soon. Indeed, it has gone to print! Building an international network of indigenous voices is exciting and rewarding work. It takes more than funding, however, to make it work. Feedback and input are extraordinarily valuable to us in our process. Much time and energy is invested in the production of this journal and we want to maximize its potential. Suggestions for improvement and future direction are always welcome. If we're doing good, please let us know. If we can improve, please let us know. Want to see work of a particular writer or scholar in the pages of YMR? Drop a name our way; we'll see if we can connect. And yes, the website is bright.