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Mudfish is a literary journal of poetry, art, and fiction founded in 1984 and published by Box Turtle Press. Based in New York, it has presented work by established and emerging writers and artists, including John Ashbery, Charles Simic, and Frank Stella. The journal is intended for readers interested in contemporary literature and visual art, and it is also associated with the Mudfish Poetry Prize and the Mudfish Individual Poet Series.
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What kind of publication is Mudfish?
Mudfish is a literary journal covering poetry, art, and fiction. It was founded in 1984 and published by Box Turtle Press.
Where was Mudfish based?
Mudfish was based in New York. Its New York setting accompanied a focus on both established and emerging writers and artists.
Which notable artists appeared in Mudfish?
The journal presented work by John Ashbery, Charles Simic, and Frank Stella. Those names reflect its mix of poetry, literature, and visual art.
Who published Mudfish?
Box Turtle Press published Mudfish. The journal began in 1984 and combined fiction, poetry, and art.
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