Ridgeline Review, 2nd Ed.

Ridgeline Review Literary Magazine Publication Now Live

For Immediate Release
Date: July 19, 2022

Contact: Robin DeMott, Chief External Affairs Officer, Robin.DeMott@enmu.edu, 575.315.1211

RUIDOSO N.M. — ENMU-Ruidoso’s literary magazine, Ridgeline Review, with artwork, poems, and short stories from across the Southwest of New Mexico, just launched its second edition.

The magazine was co-edited by ENMU-Ruidoso’s Department Chair of Language and Fine Arts and English Professor Jeff Frawley, along with two student interns, Caitlin Daugherty and Luciana Schiavone. The magazine contains artwork, poems, and creative fiction and nonfiction stories. All of which are from local and regional artists.

The publication is available at ENMU-Ruidoso’s campus and online on the ENMU-Ruidoso website www.ruidoso.enmu.edu under About Us and Recent Publications.

The artists featured within the magazine include the following,
listed by hometown:

• Alamogordo — Alan Higgins, Carla Darlene Hall, Robert Trowbridge
• Alto — Dana Haynes
• Capitan — Chloe Reynolds, Cheyenne Dowdell, Jayli Lueras, Kayla Hein, Mackey Muller
• House — Jayden Wolf
• Las Cruces — Jocelynn Benavidez
• Mescalero — Lynell Magoosh, Anthony Escalanti, Jolee Magoosh, Orlando Cervantes, Christina Ponce
• Nogal — Amanda Daugherty, Caitlin Daugherty
• Portales — Hannah Kamphuis
• Ruidoso — Sierra Otero, Tiffany Phillips, Alexander Eakins, Jack McCaw, Luciana Schiavone, Mary Lemmond
• Brownfield, Texas — Heather Mayer
• Lubbock, Texas — Red Ryan
• Taiwan — Diana Watson

Ridgeline Review is always open to new art from aspiring artists and accepts submissions year-round. Future issues of the magazine need fresh and new artwork, stories, photographs, and poems. To have your work considered for publication alongside fellow regional artist please send your art and creative writing to Ruidoso.RidgelineReview@enmu.edu And continue to support the arts by checking out Ridgeline Review at ENMU-Ruidoso’s campus.