I was envious of Anna Akhmatova. So I translated her poems, sort of.
Noah Berlatsky on envying other poets and also their translators, with an eye on the Jewish diaspora.
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Author: Cincinnati Review
Sympathy for the Devil: Garnering Sympathy for Your Envious Villains
A craft essay by J. D. Harlock on well-designed, complex villains in fiction.
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Sitting Tight While Others Celebrate: Navigating Envy While on Submission
Colleen Rothman describes feeling envy of other novelists with her short-story collection out on submission to editors.
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The Music is Envy: On James Salter’s A Sport and a Pastime
Adam Sobsey looks at different layers of envy in James Salter’s novel A Sport and a Pastime.
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On Envy and Time: A Craft Essay
Lisa Low on how the experience of envy is related to time, especially during the process of revision.
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Folio: Jealousy and Envy
In this folio to accompany issue 21.1, six writers explore jealousy and envy.
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“Art after War” by Oksana Maksymchuk
Luminous—the ink you pouraround bullet holesto paint blooms pain turned topetals, terror—tostyle...
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from “Myths: A Sonnet Crown” by Luisa A. Igloria
1 On All-You-Can-Eat A sentence is not always a consequence waiting to happen.The edges of the...
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“Entrails” by Abigail McFee
Pelvic bones are nothing like wingsor blades. I know because I saw them in a meadow at Mount...
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“Flavors of Tuscany” by Ravi Mangla
Neil had volunteered to cook. Inez’s best friend, Beach, was coming in from the West Coast, and...
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