named programs · 2 · from sources
What they call their work
Author Features
Highlights individual writers with dedicated pages listing their works published in the magazine
Quarterly Literary Magazine
Publishes fiction, poetry, essays, and criticism in quarterly issues, featuring contributions from a wide range of authors
activities · 4 groups
What they do
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Literary and Cultural Publishing 2 activities
- Editorial operations and submission managementOperates with a professional editorial team including an editor, managing editor, associate editor, and assistant editor. Manages submissions through a digital submission system with specific formatting guidelines: double-spaced prose and stanza continuation instructions for poetry.
- Publication of a quarterly literary magazineProduces and publishes a quarterly literary journal in New York City featuring poetry, fiction, essays, literary criticism, book reviews, and cultural commentary on art, music, dance, theatre, and film. The magazine is distributed in twenty-five countries.
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Youth Writing Contests & Recognition Programs 1 activity
- Community outreach programsSustains community outreach initiatives at East Harlem high schools, engaging local students with literature and the arts.
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Literary Publishing and Support Programs 1 activity
- Management of literary contestsOrganizes two biennial contests—the Frederick Morgan Poetry Contest and the Short Fiction Contest—awarding $1,000 to first-place winners and $500 each to second- and third-place winners, and publishing winning entries in The Hudson Review. Winning works are also made freely accessible to nonsubscribers.
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Uncategorized 2 activities
- Digital and archival access to publicationsMakes its content accessible through multiple platforms: Volumes I–LXII are available via JSTOR’s Arts & Sciences V collection; Volume LXIV onward is available through ProQuest, EBSCO, and H. W. Wilson; and archived issues can be ordered directly. Full-text electronic access is provided for recent volumes, and manuscript collections are maintained at Princeton University Library for research use.
- Subscription and distribution servicesOffers subscription access to readers in the USA and internationally and distributes its magazine in twenty-five countries. Also provides reprint permissions and direct ordering of back issues through its website or office.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$343K
Contributions & grants$345K101%
Program service revenue$1110%
Investment income$27K8%
Other revenue$-29K
expenses
Total expenses$400K
Program expenses80%
Admin / overhead20%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$211K
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$870K
Cash$46K
Investments$398K
Liabilities$511K
Net assets$358K
Liquid reserves13.3 mo
4 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue -17.7%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
board members · 1
- PAULA DEITZ — PRESIDENT & TREASURER
relationships · 17
Who they work with
- Azadi architectural firm Partner — Employer organization where Sheena works as an intern, tasked with evaluating and measuring buildings for potential demolition and redevelopment.
- EBSCO Partner — Distributes full-text electronic versions of Volume LXIV onward of The Hudson Review.
- H. W. Wilson Partner — Distributes full-text electronic versions of Volume LXIV onward of The Hudson Review.
- JSTOR Network — Journal content is available through JSTOR
- JSTOR Network — Partner organization through which The Hudson Review content is archived and accessible.
- JSTOR Network — Partner platform for archiving and distributing the magazine's content.
- JSTOR Partner — Collaborates with JSTOR to provide access to its content.
- JSTOR Partner — Hosts or provides access to The Hudson Review content.
- JSTOR Partner — Partner organization through which the journal's content is accessible.
- JSTOR Partner — Partner platform for accessing or distributing content from The Hudson Review.
- JSTOR Partner — Partners with JSTOR for distribution or archival access of journal content.
- JSTOR Partner — Platform for accessing or purchasing issues of The Hudson Review
- JSTOR Partner — Platform where The Hudson Review is available.
- JSTOR Partner — Provides digital access to Volumes I–LXII of The Hudson Review through its Arts & Sciences V collection.
- Mrs. Mawley Partner — Neighbor with whom the narrator shares regular conversations and social visits.
- Princeton University Library Partner — Hosts and provides research access to The Hudson Review's archival collections.
- ProQuest Partner — Distributes full-text electronic versions of Volume LXIV onward of The Hudson Review.
strategies · 5
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Emerging Voices Platformmethodology: emerging-voices forumBy providing publication opportunities for new writers and early-career artists, the organization stimulates innovation in literature and ensures generational renewal within the arts.
- Inclusive Open Submissions with Rigorous Standardsmethodology: inclusive_open_submissionsBy combining open submission periods with targeted outreach and strict exclusivity criteria—such as requiring original, unpublished, non-AI-generated work—the organization broadens representation in literature while preserving editorial quality and integrity.
- Independent Editorial Perspectivemethodology: independent_editorial perspectiveBy operating independently of university affiliations and avoiding narrow ideological commitments, the organization preserves editorial freedom, enabling diverse and intellectually honest engagement with contemporary culture.
- Interdisciplinary Forum for Arts and Lettersmethodology: interdisciplinary-literary-publishingBy publishing across genres and disciplines, the organization creates a comprehensive intellectual space where literature engages with broader cultural and scholarly currents, enriching public discourse.
- Literary Continuity and Enduring Presencemethodology: literary_continuityBy maintaining a consistent, long-term presence in the literary field, the organization fosters trust and stability for writers and readers, enabling sustained cultural contribution and institutional memory in American letters.