Most Represented Publications in This Volume
The following publications were represented more than once in this year's volume:
| American Poetry Review | 7 |
| The New Yorker | 7 |
| Antaeus | 4 |
| Grand Street | 3 |
| Denver Quarterly | 3 |
| The Atlantic Monthly | 2 |
| The Gettysburg Review | 2 |
| o•blék | 2 |
| The Threepenny Review | 2 |
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