miCRo: “Telling” by May-lee Chai
May-lee Chai (Bob Hsiang Photography) Associate Editor Caitlin Doyle: In “Telling,” May-lee Chai...
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What We’re Reading: Daylily Called It a Dangerous Moment by Alessandra Lynch
Editorial Assistant Cara Dees: Alessandra Lynch’s third poetry collection, Daylily Called It a...
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miCRo: “Rosemary Is Fine, Thank You, How Are You?” by Angie Ellis
Angie Ellis Associate Editor Molly Reid: In Angie Ellis’s story, the narrator insists on...
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Trends and Tips: Our Award-Winning miCRo Series
So, what exactly are we looking for when we read through miCRo submissions?
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miCRo: “Pectin” by Gretchen VanWormer
Assistant Editor Jess Jelsma Masterton: For me, much of the pleasure of the lyric essay comes from what Sven Birkerts dubs “counterpointed perspectives” in his craft book The Art of Time in Memoir: Then, Again.
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What We’re Reading: The Taxidermist’s Cut by Rajiv Mohabir
Associate Editor Caitlin Doyle: As spring approaches and new books of poetry make their way into...
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miCRo: “Reorient” by Diana Khoi Nguyen
Diana Khoi Nguyen Associate Editor Caitlin Doyle: In “Reorient,” Diana Khoi Nguyen explores the...
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Sophie Klahr on How a Series Gets Started
When we mail out each issue to contributors, we encourage them to let us know if they’d like...
Read MoreTwo poems from Like Nebraska, by Sophie Klahr
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miCRo: “The Horses Are Ready and They Need to Go” by Christopher Citro
Assistant Editor Jess Jelsma Masterton: Much has been written about productive ambiguity.
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