Creek Review critiques elitism in The Plum Creek Review
The article discusses elitism in The Plum Creek Review and its critique of the PCR program. It notes that editors read submissions, with emphasis on quality work, and outlines reader involvement and potential voting concerns. It highlights negative aspects and the challenge of managing a large volume of submissions while maintaining fairness.
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