National Endowment for the Arts FY 2017 Fall Grant Announcement

through its newsletter, on its website, and via social media, and will offer author readings and talks throughout
Hawaii.
Bard College (On behalf of Conjunctions)
$10,000 Annandale-Hudson, NY
To support the publication and promotion of the theme-based journal "Conjunctions." The biannual journal will
be published in print and electronic formats, and a weekly online magazine will offer special features as well as
select texts from the journal. Themes from past issues include nature writing and deception, and the journal will
be promoted through reading events, social media, and the journal's website, among other means.
Belladonna Series, Inc. (aka Belladonna* Collaborative)
$10,000 Brooklyn, NY
To support the publication and promotion of new books of poetry. Showcasing work that exhibits experimental
and intersectional impulses, planned publications include a bilingual German/English edition of work by Uljana
Wolf, as well as a collection by Jennifer Firestone. The books will be promoted through social media and an e-
newsletter, as well as at the annual Association of Writers and Writing Programs conference.
Boston Critic, Inc. (aka Boston Review)
$10,000 Cambridge, MA
To support the publication of fiction, poetry, and literary criticism in the "Boston Review" and online at
bostonreview.net. The bimonthly general interest magazine juxtaposes content on current affairs with poetry,
fiction, and critical essays about literature and film, featuring emerging poets and fiction witers alongside
established ones. During National Poetry Month, the magazine will post a new poem each day to
bostonreview.net, and will offer essays and interviews with poets in the print magazine.
Boston University (On behalf of AGNI Magazine)
$10,000 Boston, MA
To support the publication and promotion of the journal "AGNI" and related content online. The biannual
journal will be released in both print and electronic formats, with each issue featuring fiction, poetry, and
essays. "AGNI Online" will offer biweekly interviews and reviews, as well as new fiction, nonfiction, and poetry.
The journal will be promoted through social media, a monthly newsletter, and a blog, among other means.
Center for Religious Humanism (aka Image)
$10,000 Seattle, WA
To support the publication of contemporary literature in translation in the journal "Image." The journal will
publish fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction informed by, or grappling with, Christianity, Judaism, and Islam,
showcasing how international writers are interacting with these religious traditions today. Issues will be
published in both print and electronic formats, and translations will be made available in the journal's online
archive.
Center for the Art of Translation
$35,000 San Francisco, CA
To support the publication and promotion of print and electronic versions of the journal "Two Lines," as well as
books in translation. Dedicated to building an audience for world writing, the journal often features writers who
are well known in their own languages but unknown in English. Books, published through Two Line Press, will
highlight the ethnic, cultural, and gender diversity of international literature.
Some details of the projects listed are subject to change, contingent upon prior Arts Endowment approval. Information is current as of
December 7, 2016.