Tag: Issue 15.2
Best Small Fictions Nominations
Congratulations to these four pieces we chose to nominate for the Best Small Fictions anthology, which seeks “flash and micro fiction, haibun stories and prose poems published in 2019”:
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What We’re Reading: Poetry Collections by Susannah Nevison and Miriam Bird Greenberg
What better way to honor National Poetry Month here at the CR than to highlight poetry collections by two of our recent contributors?
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More Pushcart Nominations!
Every year, we find it hard to whittle down the list of our own Pushcart nominations to just six...
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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 Moreexcerpt from “The Crow in Effigy: A Flip-Book,” by Sarah Minor
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Read More“I Carceri,” by Amit Majmudar
If the mind is one of those Piranesi prisons, she said, full of darkly nested architectural redundancies—as we know the human brain is, with its neurons like ropes slung precariously from cell to cell, and interrupted spiral...
Read More“Georgic on The Boston Comma,” by Keith Kopka
Begin with knowing the comma is a word and the word is always fuckin’. Forget the gerund, then torque the lazy u into an a, and let the vowel kneel into the roof of your mouth like a penitent against a church pew. Stretch the c...
Read More“Dear Maker,” by Molly McCully Brown and Susannah Nevison
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Read More“So Chinese Girl,” by Dorothy Chan
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Read More“Fifteen,” by Kimberly Johnson
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Read Moreexcerpt from “The Key to the Fields,” by Sarah Blackman
Rita came home from the war. The town was not as if she had never left. Some things had changed. The Taco Bell, for instance, was closed, but another had opened on the next street. The Church of the Passionate Blood, with its...
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A Change in Editorial Practice
We’re getting close to the release of Issue 15.2, which should arrive from the printer in...
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