Notes for a New Year
Right. 2016. The world is another year older, but hey, still looking good! Well, except for the...
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New Books from CR Staff
Exciting stuff happening here—not just with the mag but with the lovely staff members who...
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Shipping Week!
Our winter issue has arrived! We’re busy stuffing, taping, stamping, and hauling...
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Holiday Gift Sub Offer
The holiday spirit is upon us. Really. She’s standing here in the office, and she looks...
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What We’re Reading: Department of Speculation
Samantha Edmonds: When I offered to write a review of Jenny Offill’s novel Department of...
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Why We Like It: “Stolen from the Cries of Ravens and the Red Smell of the Wind” by Jay Leeming
Anonymous crawled down a muddy slot in the earth to put red handprints on the cave wall, Anonymous...
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Fiction Mashup Contest
Thanks to the scads of readers who contributed to our Cento Contest! Actually, there were only two...
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The CR Cento Contest
Rochelle Hurt: The cento is a collage form in which a poem is composed entirely of lines from...
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Irrelevant Questions for Relevant Writers: In Which We All DIE Edition
Associate Editor Don Peteroy is back with another of the irrelevant questions that one might, if...
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Why We Like It: “Book of Distances” by Brandon Amico
Caitlin Doyle: Russian playwright Anton Chekhov famously advised writers that a gun introduced in...
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