Like most of the students in our eclectic PhD program, CR volunteer James Ellenberger has a “life-I-left-behind” story. Some of these pre-ivory-tower tales involve spotlit stages and mosh pits, the shark-eat-bull...
Read MoreAccording to W. C. Williams, “You can’t get the news from poetry.” But you can from our blog! Here’s our latest. Poetry Daily is featuring a poem from our new issue today. Dan Bellm’s “Twilight” (11.2) is part of our...
Read MoreOur new assistant editor, Don Peteroy, has some definite ideas about fiction. Author of Wally (Burrow Press, 2012), an epistolary travel novella about an unstable protagonist who drives from Cincinnati to Inuvik, Northwest...
Read MoreMark off Monday on your calendar, Cincinnatians. On February 16 at 8 p.m., Ellen Ruth Harrison’s art-song offering, Sefiros (the score of which appears in our current issue), will be performed in the Robert J. Werner...
Read MoreToday we are celebrating the news that “Is Spot in Heaven?” (10.2) by David Kirby—or “Le Kirb” as he is known by his fan base—was selected for this year’s Best American Poetry volume....
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From his essay “Remembering Richard Remembering Mlle. Marty” (volume 3, number 1;...
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As promised, and hopefully in time to save the remaining hairs on your head, here is the key to...
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We’re in the thick of mailing mayhem and don’t have time for a blog-post proper, but...
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Fiction Editor Michael Griffith has been pitting himself against “puzzles,” as he...
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