Two poems by Jasmine Khaliq
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Author: Cincinnati Review
Two poems by Preeti Parikh
Two poems by Preeti Parikh in an exclusive excerpt from issue 20.2.
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“Installation Piece” by LaTanya McQueen
For more literary nonfiction from Issue 20.2, order now in our online store. Digital copies are...
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excerpt from “Everyday Something Has Tried to Kill Me and Has Failed” by Kim McLarin
Kim McLarin explores the perils and benefits of aging.
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excerpt from “Untitled (Girl)” by Alexandra Munck
You think summers in New York are humid now, but this is nothing compared to 1983. That year the...
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excerpt from “Alfhild” by Alex Boeden
If her head gets cold, it starts to hurt, so on days when the sun cannot dry her hair on the short...
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excerpt from “Customs & Alterations” by Brock Clarke
Finally, fifteen months after he died, I get my son’s death certificate in the mail. There it is:...
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Three poems from Jose Hernandez Diaz
The Coyote Who Was Once a Dragon A rugged coyote wandered close by the oceanside communities....
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Special Feature: Some spooky miCRos to raise your heart rate
We’ve rounded up some of our all-time spookiest miCRos for your reading pleasure this Halloween.
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miCRo: “Apocalypse” by Lisa Alletson
Lisa Alletson’s “Apocalypse” is perfect both for the spooky season and for the anxious writer in all seasons.
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