The Bloomsbury Review

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The Bloomsbury Review is a 27-year-old "Book Magazine" published six times a year in Denver, Colorado by Owaissa Communications Company, Inc. and distributed nationally and internationally with a total circulation of over 35,000. Focusing on small, regional, national, university, and international presses, it features up-and-coming and little-known authors from a variety of backgrounds.

Gene Luen Yang, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, the Dalai Lama, Alice Walker, Thomas McGuane, Jane Hirshfield, Charles Simic, Barry Lopez, Linda Hogan, Edwidge Danticat, Bill Moyers, Kinky Friedman, Clarissa Pinkola Estés, Ana Castillo, Sherman Alexie, Bebe Moore Campbell, Chris Abani, Isabel Allende, J.P. Donleavy, Robert Bly, Mary Oliver, Walter Mosley, Barbara Kingsolver, Noam Chomsky, and T.C. Boyle are among the writers who written for the magazine.

In 2006, The Bloomsbury Review celebrated 25 years of publishing.

Tom Auer (who died in 2001) is the publisher and editor-in-chief in absentia, according to the masthead. Tom's sister, Marilyn Auer, is the current publisher and editor-in-chief.