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Brenna Lemieux 3/19/24 Brenna Lemieux 3/19/24

The Novel I Don't Have Time to Write

“She wonders what curse this is, to swing from life to life, grief to grief, with no control.”

Richard Ryal 11/23/23 Richard Ryal 11/23/23

Burning Pies in Iowa

“When I open the door, I face the drooping sun. The light in my face is bright, not warm.”

Jamie Kahn 8/15/22 Jamie Kahn 8/15/22

Cheating at Grief: An Interview w/ Mary South

“Walmart making its own insulin, like, really gives me chills.”

Brady Huggett 7/20/22 Brady Huggett 7/20/22

Beneath the Surface of Walk the Vanished Earth

“What struck me most was the book’s horrific scenes tied to childbirth — the incredible pain, the tearing of tissue, and the torrents of blood.”

Allison Field Bell 2/2/22 Allison Field Bell 2/2/22

Sudden Oak Death

“One spring, the tree—their oak tree—developed a strange rash.”

Jocelyn Richardson 6/18/21 Jocelyn Richardson 6/18/21

Opposite the Party

“Even as she thought it, she knew it was impossible to make everything overlap in a way that satisfied her.”

Kirmen Uribe (Tr. Elizabeth Macklin) 2/15/21 Kirmen Uribe (Tr. Elizabeth Macklin) 2/15/21

Poetry and the Blank

“What’s missing, what isn’t there, creates the poetry.”

Hawa Allen 12/22/20 Hawa Allen 12/22/20

Same Question, Many Answers

The answer to the “Negro question” is a mix of sermon and jeremiad, calling attention to the gap between a desired moral universe and disastrous present reality.