The Broadkill Review is an imprint of the Broadkill River Press, which on occasion, such as in 2021, and 2022, is the publisher of The Dogfish Head Poetry Prize. Retired firefighter Greg Lobas of Columbus has won the 20th Annual Dogfish Head Poetry Prize. The Dogfish Head Poetry Prize was created by Sam Calagione, CEO of Dogfish Head Craft Brewed Ales, and was presented to Lobas on December 10 at Dogfish Head Brewery in Milton, DE, by Calagione and company official Andrew Greeley. Pre-order your copy from Broadkill River Press.

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The BKR began as a pdf literary journal in the early 2000s and moved online in 2016. Poetry published in our pages has been read on Prarie Home Companion, NPR, and local public radio affiliates, and selected for The Best of the Net. We nominate for Best of the Net, and Pushcart Prizes, and sometimes nominate for other prizes. We fit in your pocket.

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Max Whaley (he/him): reader, social media manager, co-CNF editor. Max is an emerging writer interested in addiction recovery.

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Rike Hart (they/them): reader, co-managing editor. Rike is exploring the intersections of poetry and social media.

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Meg Ellis (she/they): reader, co-Poetry editor. 

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Cassandra Whitaker (she/they): reader, co-editor

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​Nina Bennett, Contributing Editor 

James Bourey, Contributing Editor

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Founding editor: Jamie Brown

Editors Emeriti: Jamie Brown, HA Maxson, Linda Blaskey

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