Our guiding principle at Saint Katherine Review is Inquiry seeking Wisdom.
We believe that the writer’s primary purpose is to discover meaning and that the best and most enduring literature rises out of an author’s desire to come to terms—albeit provisional terms—with the inexhaustible truths that animate all things.
We find that less satisfying works are often the result of an author’s presuming that he or she need only articulate what he or she already knows. At Saint Katherine Review, we want to present work that is not afraid to ask difficult questions, to press into the mystery.
Saint Katherine Review publishes new work every week online. Back issues for our print journal are available as well.
If you would like to submit your work for consideration, please visit our Submissions page. Please note that we no longer accept emailed or snail mailed submissions. All submissions must come through our Submittable portal to be considered.
St. Katherine Review is a publication of the University of Saint Katherine. The University of Saint Katherine is a non-profit, 501(c)3 institution of higher education.
Please feel free to reach out to us with questions at:
University of Saint Katherine
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Editorial Team
Sheila Murray-Nellis has been an elementary school teacher, a writing tutor at Dartmouth College, and a parent educator. After having her first story published in Cricket Magazine in 1989, Sheila continued writing poetry and stories, many of which were published and some of which won prizes along the way. She was a two time first prize winner in the Poetry category of the Kootenay Literary Competition in British Columbia in 2010 and 2012. As well as being a writer, Sheila is an avid photographer and can often be found hiking and photographing in the mountains of Western Canada near her wilderness home.
Angela Doll is a poet, fiction writer, and essayist whose work has appeared or is forthcoming in Thin Air Magazine, Apeiron Review, The Cresset, Eastern Iowa Review, St. Katherine Review, Rock and Sling, Elephant Journal, “Good Letters,” Ruminate Magazine Blog and Art House America. Her memoir, “Nearly Orthodox: On Being a Modern Woman in an Ancient Tradition” was published in 2014 by Ancient Faith Publishing followed by, “Garden in the East” in 2016 and “The Wilderness Journal” in 2018.
