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“Eclectic Variety”: A review of Claire, Wading Into the Danube By Night by Jeffrey Condran

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K Roberts reviews Jeffrey Condran's short story collection, Claire, Wading Into the Danube By Night.

“A very inside eurythmy dance”: A Review of firegarden/jardín-de-fuego: poems by Gail Langstroth

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Anastasia Walker reviews firegarden/jardín-de-fuego: poems, a poetry collection by Gail Langstroth.

“A Wellspring of Empathy”: A review of You Do Not Have To Be Good by Madeleine Barnes

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Phillip Border reviews You Do Not Have To Be Good, a debut poetry collection by Madeline Barnes.

“The Whole Blessed Void”: A review of And Then the Gray Heaven by RE Katz

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Haeun Park Reviews And Then the Gray Heaven, a novella by RE Katz.

Issue 28 | Fall 2021

Long Enough to Grieve: A Review of Tariq Luthun’s How the Water Holds Me

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Genevieve Hartman reviews How the Water Holds Me by Tariq Luthun

Issue 28 | Fall 2021

Dark Days and Bright Nights: A Review of Michael Simms’s Nightjar

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Jose Padua reviews Nightjar by Michael Simms

Issue 28 | Fall 2021

Powerful Lessons: A Review of Bobby Johnston’s The Saint I Ain’t

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Sean Norton reviews The Saint I Ain’t: Stories from Sycamore Street by Bobby Johnston

A Review-Essay of We Met in Paris: Grace Frick and Her Life with Marguerite Yourcenar

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Until I read Joan E. Howard’s fascinating account of the couple’s years together, I had never dropped Marguerite Yourcenar’s surname in my life. But the revealed intimacy of the pair invites us in.