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- Issue Number Volume 7 Number 1
- Published Date 2018
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Cheryl Wollner
You don’t have to be an expert in Chinese literature to enjoy Chinese Literature Today (CLT). And though this issue is dedicated to Chinese science fiction, featuring science fiction writer Han Song, you don’t have to be an expert in science fiction either. CLT features fiction, poetry, and interviews, in addition to literary and film criticism all by Chinese or (for the first time) Chinese-American and Tibetan authors. Framed by introductory and contextual pieces such as “A Very Brief History of Chinese Science Fiction” by Wu Yan and Yao Jianbin, translated by Andrea Lingenfelter, CLT provides readers with necessary background. All the same, be aware that a good portion of the journal is dedicated toward academic articles and scholarship rather then wholly fiction, poetry, or creative nonfiction.
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- Issue Number Issue 4
- Published Date 2018
- Publication Cycle Annual
- Review by Anne Graue
Cherry Tree: A National Literary Journal @ Washington College invites writers to submit their best poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and literary shade.
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- Issue Number Volume 15 Number 1
- Published Date Summer 2018
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Craig Ledoux
Not long ago, the food writer Jeffrey Steingarten asked an intern where she was from. Amused by her answer, he replied with his trademark sneer, “I didn’t think one could live in Cincinnati.” The Queen City has taken its lumps over the years, but despite chocolate in chili and the often-frustrating Bengals, Cincinnati is emerging as one of America’s great, underrated cities. The culinary scene is exploding, vibrant murals bring life to street corners, the city’s sweetheart soccer team has just snagged an expansion slot from Major League Soccer, and community revitalization efforts shift the focus back from gentrified hotspots to the neighborhoods that need it most. Somewhere in this swirl of cultural growth sits The Cincinnati Review, a product of the University of Cincinnati’s Department of English and Comparative Literature.
- Subtitle Dangerous Creations Real-life Frankenstein Stories
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- Issue Number Issue 66
- Published Date Spring 2018
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Cheryl Wollner
With Mary Shelley’s fiction as the creative muse, it’s unsurprising that Creative Nonfiction’s issue, dedicated to real life Frankenstein stories, boasts all six essays by women. But while editor Lee Gutkind warns, “this issue is not for the faint of heart,” I disagree: the horror elements sprung from Shelley’s novel remain peripheral. This issue establishes the need for compassion, no matter the monsters in our lives.
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- Issue Number Number 26
- Published Date Spring 2018
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Evgeniya Monico
Unlike the vast majority of literary and popular magazines, Copper Nickel does not greet their readers with an editor’s note outlining the materials of the issue. They do not offer a lens for readers to examine featured pieces. And why should they? The featured works of poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and translation folios speak for themselves; they do not require an approach or an explanation. What the editors do achieve, however, is to provide the magazine’s readers with the freedom to imagine and interpret authors’ works without any imposed limitations. Plus, let’s be honest, no one buys magazines for their editor’s notes; we buy them for art, and in the Spring 2018 issue, art speaks for itself.
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- Issue Number Number 92
- Published Date Fall 2017
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Evgeniya Monico
After hungrily reading each word of the featured works published on the Crazyhorse website, I was more than excited to get my hands on the entire Fall 2017 issue. Through Shane Brown’s “Blue Hole,” a cover art piece, I fell into the wonderland of prose and poetry. Jonathan Bohr Heinen, the managing editor, notes that “art isn’t some frivolous reflection of aimless escape.” While this issue’s pieces take us on a journey, they nevertheless offer a reflection of reality. As Heinen puts it, “It’s the light that shines so brilliantly and helps us make sense of the world we inhabit. It’s truth.” The editor’s insight offers an entry point for readers as they carefully tread the pages of the 92nd issue seeking “the light.”
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- Issue Number Volume 2 Number 1
- Published Date November 2017
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- Review by Katy Haas
I was fifteen-years-old when my brother enlisted in the Marine Corps and headed off to California for boot camp a few short weeks after his high school graduation. My cousin and then my aunt’s fiancé were the next to join, and before the three of them, it was my mother’s father and my great uncles. In a way, it has almost become a family affair to join the military, so reading online magazine Collateral Literary Journal felt like a welcoming and comforting experience—it is edited and filled with work by people who “get” the lifestyle. Each issue publishes voices from those touched by military service in poetry, prose, and art.
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- Published Date February 2018
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- Review by Delany Lemke
I was more than excited to dive into the February 2018 edition of Crab Fat Magazine. This journal is available online for free, making it super accessible, and much to my elation upon entering the website, I was greeted by a welcoming little gif sticker that flashes between statements of inclusivity like “This journal is queer positive” and “This journal is asexual positive.” The journal actively seeks out the writing of marginalized folks.
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- Published Date Fall 2017
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Craig Ledoux
Reading Carve, named for Raymond Carver, is a unique experience. The cover of the Fall 2017 issue is freshly-styled and modern, and the magazine format is a nice contrast to standard lit journal dimensions. This issue features the winners and Editor’s Choices of the 2017 Raymond Carver Short Story Contest, as well as an author interview following each piece. Though the interviews might disrupt the flow of the magazine for some readers, most of them are engaging and reveal important details about writing methods and inspiration. Carver fans will likely be delighted to discover that each interview is titled “What We Talk About.”
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- Published Date Spring 2017
- Publication Cycle Triannual
- Review by Aran Singh
An online journal devoted to brevity and where genre isn’t important. The work that appears in concīs shows up first on the homepage and then is later compiled into a seasonal issue. One thing is for certain: concīs proves that length matters not when it comes to quality and the Spring 2017 seasonal issue bears this out.
- Subtitle Readings in Russia
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- Issue Number Volume 10 Issue 2
- Published Date Spring 2017
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Jenny Mark
Chtenia is a unique publication that focuses on translating, sharing, and re-discovering Russian literature, both classic and modern. Each issue has a special theme and Volume 10 Issue 2 focuses on happiness. It contains a variety of pieces, including plays, poems, short stories, and chapters of books, each one circling around the theme of happiness.
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- Issue Number Issue 198
- Published Date Winter 2017
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Lâle Davidson
With prosy poems and poetic prose, Cimarron Review provides fodder for intelligent readers. Founded in 1967 and a member of CLMP, the magazine regularly nominates its writers to “notable contests.” The Winter 2017 issue is a clean, slim volume, the pages almost square and formatted with a lot of white space so the reader can breeze through. Of the 25 writers, 14 are male, and a different 14 had published one or more books, while 8 were either MFA graduates without publications, or had published in fairly-unknown magazines.
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- Issue Number Volume 86
- Published Date Spring 2017
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Anne Graue
If you appreciate finely-crafted stories that draw you into their worlds so that you become unaware of yourself as a physical being, then you will want to read this issue of CutBank. The poetry, nonfiction, and fiction pieces blend language and form in such ways that permit them to exist somewhere in a writerless universe where they come into being, yet seeming to have always been there. The writing is done with such skill and attention that makes it possible for readers to be unaware of the writing in a metaphysical sense. For me, this is the best type of writing: work that does not draw attention to itself as writing but rises above its own existence to breathe the air of higher altitudes; readers enter this oxygenated space for the duration.
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- Issue Number Issue 9
- Published Date Spring 2017
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- Review by Katy Haas
I’m admittedly a bit of a homebody, but the idea of travel always sounds exciting, and Cargo Literary offers up that exciting feeling of going somewhere new, all from the comfort of your computer chair, or, if you’re less of a homebody than I am, your airplane seat on the way to your next destination.
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- Issue Number Issue 3
- Published Date 2017
- Publication Cycle Annual
- Review by Valerie Wieland
The annual literary magazine Cherry Tree was founded three years ago by Maryland’s Washington College. Several longer stories dominate their plump 2017 issue, one of which is R.M. Fradkin’s stand-out “Out-of-Office.” If you have ever been frustrated by your email system, you will identify with her story-in-reverse about a librarian named Shavani and a gentleman, Valentine Izzo, who has an overdue library book.
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- Issue Number Issue 67
- Published Date Fall 2016
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by David R. Matteri
One of my favorite David Bowie songs and music videos is “Loving the Alien” from his sixteenth studio album Tonight. The silver, almost robot-like characters in the video and haunting lyrics (“And your prayers they break the sky in two / Believing the strangest things, loving the alien”) invoke feelings of awe and discomfort about those who are different or “other” from ourselves. The Fall 2016 issue from Conjunctions literary magazine mirrors the powerful emotions of Bowie’s work in “Other Aliens.”
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- Issue Number Volume 8
- Published Date Spring 2016
- Publication Cycle Annual
- Review by David R. Matteri
American Civil War general William Tecumseh Sherman once said, “War is Hell,” but Consequence magazine takes the hellish landscape of war and transforms it into inspiring works of art, fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction. Consequence is “an international literary magazine published annually, focusing on the culture and consequences of war.” The cover art of the current volume of Consequence exhibits this goal in a powerful illustration of life and beauty rising up from a mouth of suffering alluding to Picasso’s Guernica.
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- Issue Number Issue 62
- Published Date Winter 2017
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Cheryl Wollner
Issue 62 of Creative Nonfiction (CNF) is dedicated to Joy. The published essays can be divided into two segments: essays about the craft of writing and essays following a more literary and narrative vein. Both segments best utilize the theme of joy when the authors bring the reader into the moment so we experience joy by their side.
- Subtitle The Nature of the West
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- Issue Number Volume 25 Number 1
- Published Date Winter 2016-17
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Jenny Mark
In a tribute to the major changes the United States has undergone since the election last November, the editors of Camas chose to make this issue one that commemorates the many beautiful aspects of our country. Through poetry, art, photography, fiction, and nonfiction, each piece celebrates the beauty of nature, diversity, and the true American spirit.
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- Issue Number Number 23
- Published Date Fall 2016
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Mitchell Jarosz
The Fall 2016 issue of Copper Nickel from the University of Colorado Denver features poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and folios of works in translation. All the contributions are worth noting for the broad range of talent and skill, beginning with the variety of poetry, which is definitely of the quality we expect from this selection of experienced poets.
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- Issue Number Number 29
- Published Date Spring 2016
- Publication Cycle Annual
- Review by Anne Graue
Recently I was fortunate enough to attend a reading by Pulitzer Prize winning author Michael Cunningham (The Hours, The Snow Queen, A Wild Swan and Other Tales). The reading was inspirational not only for the works read but for the Q&A period following. Responding to a question about process and the willingness to pursue writing in spite of setbacks or crises of confidence, Cunningham made clear the importance of writers and their works to the world and how engaging in the pursuit is next door to alchemy. One begins with the same words accessible to everyone and creates something new on a page where there was nothing before. This is what each of the poets represented in this issue of the Columbia Poetry Review have done.
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- Issue Number Premium Edition 16
- Published Date Summer 2016
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Kirsten McIlvenna
It’s been quite some time since I have been able to write a review for Carve—in fact the last issue I did review was Summer 2012, their final issue before moving to and including the new[ish] premium print edition—but I’ve been itching to do so for quite some time as I follow along with the places it is going. Although all stories are still available to read online for free, “because good honest fiction should never disappear into obscurity,” trust me when I say you’ll want to go ahead and purchase the premium edition.
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- Issue Number Number 27
- Published Date Summer 2016
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by David R. Matteri
Humanity has always been fascinated with death and invented stories to explore the possibility of life beyond death. Gilgamesh, distraught over Enkidu’s death in one of the world’s oldest bromance stories, dives into the underworld to unlock the secret to eternal life, but is outsmarted by a clever snake. Orpheus nearly resurrects his dead lover Eurydice after a private concert for Hades and Persephone, but fails because he can’t resist sneaking a peek over his shoulder at the last minute. Our fascination with death and resurrection continues to this day in popular culture, where superheroes are killed and brought back to life more times than that fellow from Nazareth. The summer 2016 issue of Conduit magazine, Digging Lazarus, presents a selection of talented writers who add their voices to the ongoing exploration of death and resurrection.
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- Issue Number Issue 59
- Published Date Spring 2016
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Kirsten McIlvenna
This issue of Creative Nonfiction focuses on the sacrament of marriage. But if you think you’re in for an issue of romantic tales and happily-ever-afters, keep in mind that this magazine is nonfiction. While the wedding itself and much of a marriage can be happy, real life happens, and like anything lasting or worthwhile, it has its ups and downs. This issue explores many angles of marriage including “non-traditional” marriages, spur-of-the-moment marriages, fifth marriages, same-sex marriages, marriages that work, those that don’t. Paul Roden and Valerie Lueth’s (of Tugboat Printshop) beautiful and intricate woodcut prints are featured throughout the issue to tie it all together.
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- Issue Number Volume 4
- Published Date 2015
- Publication Cycle Annual
- Review by Kirsten McIlvenna
The design of The Conium Review itself has a simple beauty. The design element of octopus tentacles wrap the outside white cover, and is repeated inside for each story title page. On the flipside of the story title pages, readers see what was on its other side, backwards and fading, as if looking out from inside a shop’s window—inviting readers to enter into the story to look at it from the inside out.
- Issue Number Volume 34 Issue 1
- Published Date Winter 2007
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Miles Newbold Clark
True to its name, this journal’s stated ambition is to provide college instructors with new ways of organizing their material for classroom presentation. Comprised entirely of literary essays, I was often hard-pressed to find evidence of the CL’s pragmatic impetus, which was often sequestered in the endnotes, or tacked on as an afterthought in the concluding paragraph. Cross-pollinatory or not, the essays in College Literature are recommendable on their own merits; Zora Neale Hurston finds her home in a multiplicity of pedagogies, while Russian formalist Mikhail Bakhtin’s prejudice against the poem (too self-assured to be a truly dialogic, and thus vital, enterprise) is called into question. D.H. Lawrence, LeRoi Jones, Brigit Pegeen Kelly also make appearances.
- Issue Number Number 3
- Published Date 2005
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Sima Rabinowitz
Call doesn't include contributors' notes, but few of these poets require them. The twenty poets represented here include Diane Wakoski, Annie Finch, Peter Gizzi, Virgil Suarez, Rachel Hadas, Nathaniel Mackey, Cole Swenson, Mary Jo Bang, and Jerome Rothenberg, among other poetry greats.
- Issue Number Volume 3 Issue 1
- Published Date Winter 2006
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Miles Clark
This slender, elegant prose poetry journal is full of rhythmically lucid, semantically challenging works. The digital ululations of Andrew Zawacki’s “Roche Limit” crackle with imagistic suggestiveness never yielding to static; Jason Zuzuga’s tight-lipped description of abandoned cargo containers in “Donald Judd” proves that “nothing” can be bordered, defined, organized, and given a delightful shape. Most successful are David Lehman’s wry facsimiles, particularly “Poem in the Manner of Ernest Hemingway.”
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- Issue Number Volume 28 Number 3
- Published Date Fall 2015
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Cheryl Wollner
Since 1976, CALYX has published art and literature by women. Senior editor Brenna Crotty describes this issue as a “search for meaning and identity.” More specifically, this issue resembles Cindy Cotner’s cover art, “Becoming.” The contributors examine how we become who we are, even as we grapple with the fact that often there is no recipe and no completion. Becoming is a continuous process.
- Issue Number Volume 30 Number 2
- Published Date Summer 2003
- Review by Sima Rabinowitz
This last issue to be edited by David Milofsky ("…it's important to know when to write the conclusion…") is a study in contrasts. For the most part, the fiction is plainspoken, colloquial, and of the moment. The poetry, on the other hand, tends toward the abstract, fragmented, and difficult, with marvelous syntactical configurations in poems both long and short.
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- Issue Number Issue 12
- Published Date Winter 2015
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Valerie Wieland
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- Issue Number Volume 12 Number 2
- Published Date Winter 2016
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by DM O'Connor
- Subtitle The Canadian Journal of Poetry and Critical Writing
- Issue Number Volume 28 Issue 3
- Published Date Winter 2006
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Sima Rabinowitz
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- Issue Number Issue 5 Volume 1
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- Review by Denise Hill
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- Published Date January 2016
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Katy Haas
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- Issue Number Issue 10
- Published Date October 2015
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Valerie Wieland
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- Issue Number Number 56
- Published Date Summer 2015
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Valerie Wieland
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- Issue Number Issue 12.5
- Published Date June 2015
- Publication Cycle Print Biannual
- Review by Denise Hill
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- Issue Number Volume 31
- Published Date Summer 2015
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Kayla Grose
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- Issue Number Volume 38 Number 1
- Published Date Spring 2015
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Denise Hill
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- Issue Number Issue 6
- Published Date Spring 2015
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- Review by Katy Haas
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- Published Date Spring 2015
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Ashley Jean Granillo
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- Issue Number Volume 35 Number 1
- Published Date Spring 2015
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Robert Boucheron
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- Issue Number Volume 3 Issue 1
- Published Date Spring 2015
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Denise Hill
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- Issue Number Volume 29 Number 1
- Published Date Spring 2015
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Robert Boucheron
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- Issue Number Issue 191
- Published Date Spring 2015
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Katy Haas
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- Issue Number Issue 8
- Published Date Spring 2015
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Denise Hill
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- Issue Number Issue 12
- Published Date February 2015
- Publication Cycle Annual
- Review by Melanie Tague
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- Issue Number Number 87
- Published Date Spring 2015
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Melinda Ruth
- Issue Number Number 2
- Published Date 2005
- Publication Cycle Annual
- Review by /faq/reviewer-bios
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- Issue Number Volume 64 Number 1
- Published Date Summer 2014
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Paul Warner
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- Issue Number Issue 8
- Published Date Fall 2014
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by J. Thomas Minton
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- Issue Number Volume 16 Number 1
- Published Date January 2014
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- Review by Kirsten McIlvenna
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- Issue Number Volume 41 Number 2
- Published Date Summer 2014
- Publication Cycle Triannual
- Review by Sherra Wong
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- Issue Number Number 81
- Published Date 2014
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Melanie Tague
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- Issue Number Number 25
- Published Date Spring 2014
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Travis Laurence Naught
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- Issue Number Issue 7
- Published Date September 2014
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- Review by Kirsten McIlvenna
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- Issue Number Volume 28 Issue 1
- Published Date Spring/Summer 2014
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Justin Brouckaert
Based at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Cream City Review is a fun, slim publication that opens its pages wide to different aesthetics and styles. There are magical stories set side-by-side with realist flash fiction, and in the middle of the issue is a special feature on Native writing. It’s rare that I’m able to say I have no clue what to expect from one page to the next in a literary journal, but in Cream City Review, that’s absolutely the case. This is not a criticism, though: instead of seeming scattered or overloaded, the journal is a merry-go-round of brightly colored poems and stories.
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- Issue Number Volume 62
- Published Date Spring 2014
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Justin Brouckaert
The first and most obvious thing to notice about Conjunctions is that its biannual print anthology is enormous. This issue is more than 300 pages, featuring work by Brian Evenson, Laura van den Berg, Robin Hemley, Gabriel Blackwell, and others. The theme of the issue, “exile,” is addressed both literally and figuratively, with work often revolving around ideas of social exile and self-exile as well as physical displacement.
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- Issue Number Number 7
- Published Date April 2014
- Publication Cycle Triannual
- Review by Sherra Wong
An understated sophistication distinguishes The Common. At only its seventh issue, it has the tone of one who is confident of its place in the world. Many times, I paused in my reading to savor the ingenuity of a conceit or turn of phrase, but I never felt as if anyone represented in this issue was trying too hard to impress. They don’t have to: firmly in control of their craft, they steer the reader to exactly where they want her to go.
One cannot help but be carried along in the surprising and delightful rhythms of the “speechifying” of the non-native English speaker, or perhaps a native speaker of a variety of South Asian English—certainly as much a standard as any in this age where English is the world’s dominant lingua franca—in Manohar Shetty’s poem “Toast.
- Issue Number Number 70
- Published Date Fall 2006
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Jim Scott
- Issue Number Volume 26 Number 4
- Published Date Spring/Summer 2011
- Review by Sheheryar B. Sheikh
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- Issue Number Issue 1
- Published Date June 2014
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Kirsten McIlvenna
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- Issue Number Volume 15
- Published Date Spring 2014
- Publication Cycle Annual
- Review by Kirsten McIlvenna
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- Issue Number Volume 41 Number 2
- Published Date Fall 2013
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Elaine Fowler Palencia
- Published Date Summer/Fall 2008
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Micah Zevin
- Issue Number Volume 61 Number 1
- Published Date Winter/Spring 2011
- Publication Cycle Triannual
- Review by Sarah Gorman
- Issue Number Volume 5
- Published Date Spring 2011
- Publication Cycle Annual
- Review by Aimee Nicole
- Issue Number Number 69
- Published Date Summer 2008
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Dan Moreau
- Issue Number Volume 35 Number 2
- Published Date Summer 2008
- Publication Cycle Triannual
- Review by Sima Rabinowitz
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- Issue Number Issue 3
- Published Date Winter 2013
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- Review by Kirsten McIlvenna
- Issue Number Volume 1 Number 2
- Published Date Winter/Spring 2011
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by John Palen
- Published Date 2003
- Review by Jeannine Hall Gailey
- Issue Number Volume 30 Number 2
- Published Date Fall 2006
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Jeanne Lesinski
- Published Date 2006
- Publication Cycle Annual
- Review by Miles Clark
- Issue Number Volume 52 Numbers 2/3/4
- Published Date Autumn 2006
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Jeanne Lesinski
- Issue Number Volume 2 Issue 4
- Published Date October 2009-January 2010
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Sima Rabinowitz
- Issue Number Volume 5
- Published Date Fall 2009
- Review by Kathlene Postma
- Issue Number Volume 56 Number 1
- Published Date Winter 2004
- Review by Mark Cunningham
- Issue Number Volume 1 Issue 4
- Published Date January 2005
- Review by Christopher Mote
- Issue Number Volume 1 Number 1
- Published Date Spring 2004
- Review by Jeannine Hall Gailey
- Issue Number Number 70
- Published Date Winter 2009
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Sima Rabinowitz
- Issue Number Number 36
- Published Date 2009
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Sima Rabinowitz
- Issue Number Number 76
- Published Date 2012
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Kenneth Nichols
- Issue Number Number 80
- Published Date Fall 2011
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Hazel Foster
- Issue Number Volume 9
- Published Date 2012
- Publication Cycle Annual
- Review by Aimee Nicole
- Issue Number Issue 178
- Published Date Winter 2012
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Hazel Foster
- Issue Number Number 21
- Published Date Summer 2010
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Sima Rabinowitz
- Issue Number Issue 45
- Published Date 2005
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Lincoln Michel
- Issue Number Volume 18
- Published Date Fall/Winter 2005-6
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by R.T. Duffer
- Issue Number Volume 10
- Published Date 2006
- Publication Cycle Annual
- Review by Rachel Yoder
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- Issue Number Number 10
- Published Date 2013
- Publication Cycle Annual
- Review by John Palen
- Issue Number Volume 3 Number 4
- Published Date Fall 2010
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Sima Rabinowitz
- Published Date 2004
- Review by Weston Cutter
- Issue Number Volume 24 Number 1
- Published Date Fall 2003
- Review by /faq/reviewer-bios
The Chattahoochee Review has put out a sparkling issue, with dazzling poems and evocative nonfiction. In "Swimming at Sounion" (in the Greek headlands), Stephan Malin paints a work of stunning description, creating the sensation of swimming through clear water surrounded by blueness.
- Issue Number Volume 31 Number 3
- Published Date Winter 2004
- Review by Jeannine Hall Gailey
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- Issue Number Issue 32
- Published Date October 2013
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Quarterly
- Review by Kirsten McIlvenna
- Issue Number Volume 1 Number 1
- Published Date Spring 2006
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Sima Rabinowitz
- Issue Number Number 16
- Published Date Winter 2006
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Terri Denton
- Issue Number Volume 55 Number 3
- Published Date Summer 2003
- Review by Sima Rabinowitz
- Issue Number Volume 1
- Published Date January 2009
- Publication Cycle Annual
- Review by Sima Rabinowitz
- Published Date Summer 2009
- Publication Cycle Triannual
- Review by Sima Rabinowitz
- Issue Number Volume 25 Number 2
- Published Date Summer 2009
- Publication Cycle Triannual
- Review by Terri Denton
- Issue Number Volume 32 Number 2
- Published Date Spring 2005
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Donna Everhart
- Issue Number Volume 57 Number 1
- Published Date January 2005
- Review by Jennifer Gomoll
- Issue Number Issue 12
- Published Date 2009
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Sima Rabinowitz
- Issue Number Volume 55 Number 2
- Published Date Spring 2010
- Publication Cycle Triannual
- Review by Sima Rabinowitz
- Issue Number Volume 9
- Published Date 2010
- Publication Cycle Annual
- Review by Sima Rabinowitz
- Issue Number Volume 41 Number 1
- Published Date Fall 2012
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Sarah Gorman
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- Issue Number Volume 6 Number 1
- Published Date Winter 2013
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by David R. Matteri
- Published Date Spring 2004
- Review by Sima Rabinowitz
- Subtitle Cinema Lingua: Writers Respond to Film
- Issue Number Number 42
- Published Date Spring 2004
- Review by Laura Carter
- Issue Number Number 1
- Published Date 2004
- Review by Weston Cutter
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- Issue Number Number 51
- Published Date Spring 2014
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Travis Laurence Naught
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- Issue Number Number 11
- Published Date 2014
- Publication Cycle Annual
- Review by Brian McKenna
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- Issue Number Number 26
- Published Date 2013
- Publication Cycle Annual
- Review by Anne Graue
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- Issue Number Number 12
- Published Date Fall 2013
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Robyn Campbell
- Issue Number Number 6
- Published Date 2009
- Publication Cycle Annual
- Review by Sima Rabinowitz
- Issue Number Issue 1
- Published Date 2011
- Publication Cycle Triannual
- Review by Shannon Smith
- Issue Number Issue 2
- Published Date Summer 2007
- Publication Cycle Annual
- Review by Rachel King
- Issue Number Issue 1
- Published Date 2007
- Publication Cycle Quarterly
- Review by Jeanne M. Lesinski
- Issue Number Volume 1
- Published Date 2011
- Publication Cycle Annual
- Review by Julie J. Nichols
- Issue Number Volume 26 Number 3
- Published Date Summer 2011
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Aimee Nicole
- Subtitle A literary journal devoted to women's sexuality
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- Issue Number Volume 27
- Published Date Spring 2013
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- Review by Kirsten McIlvenna
- Published Date Winter 2012
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by David R. Matteri
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- Issue Number Number 1
- Published Date Fall 2013
- Publication Cycle Biannual
- Review by Mary Florio
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- Issue Number Volume 63 Number 2
- Published Date Fall 2013
- Publication Cycle Triannual
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