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In the 21st issue of Coal Hill Review, identity is explored by negotiating the boundaries of spaces and redefining place. Featuring the work of established and emerging writers such as Erinn Batykefer, Robert Yune, Jeremy Voigt, Maria Brandt, and Maggie Andersen.

We're proud to release the first issue of our redesigned review! Check out our the fiction, nonfiction, and book reviews as well as poetry.

Issue 19, Summer 2017, features poetry by Lesley Wheeler, Steve Bellin-Oka, Sonja James and more!

Issue 18, Summer 2016, features fourteen poems by new and established writers explore a wide range of topics, including family, love, loss, memory, and grief.

Gratitude percolates throughout the twelve poems featured in the Summer 2015 issue of the Coal Hill Review. Featuring work by Ruth Madievesky, Jeff Whitney, and collaborative writing by Simone Muench and Dean Rader, among others.

For this issue, we’re offering an online excerpt of Matthew Thorburn's A Green River in Spring, winner of the 2014 Coal Hill Review Chapbook Prize

Nature and place-based imagery come to the forefront in the ten poems that flood Issue 15 of the Coal Hill Review. Amie Whittemore's canaries become "yellow ornaments in trees," Romella D. Kitchens' "Fairmont" opens with a red maple, while Alice Derry's reader will "step into a courtyard drenched in jasmine/and lemon blossom."

For this issue, we’re offering an online version of Peter Schireson's The Welter of Me and You, winner of the 2013 Coal Hill Review Chapbook Prize