Toni Judnitch
Toni Judnitch (she/her)’s fiction has appeared in AGNI, Sycamore Review, Nashville...
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Announcing Our 2021 Contest Winners!
Congratulations to Barbara Paulus, Faire Holliday, and Emma Miao, our 2021 contest winners!
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miCRo: “Knowing” by Amy Chen
In Amy Chen’s essay “Knowing,” innocence and family secrets come together to create a profound change in the speaker and her understanding of her world.
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miCRo: “Origins” by Kelly Fig Smith
“Origins” by Kelly Fig Smith weaves together issues of identity, history, and the body to form a complicated and compelling picture of family and motherhood.
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Writing about the Pandemic during the Pandemic
A roundup of pandemic-related creative work, blog posts, and interviews from The Cincinnati Review and friends.
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miCRo: “Sam Less” by Jonathan Cardew
“Sam Less” by Jonathan Cardew demonstrates the limits of language by subverting the need to find the correct words in order to form self-knowledge.
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Why We Like It: Patch Kirschenbaum’s “For Future Reference: Notes on the 7-10 Split”
I could go on and on about Kirschenbaum’s striking (ha) images, characterization, and humor, but what really made this story stand out to me was its powerful use of second person point-of-view.
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miCRo: “Ashley” by Kathryn Diaz
In her short fiction piece “Ashley” Kathryn Diaz pairs the directness of her prose with tangled complications relating to sexuality and friendship.
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On Writing During a Global Pandemic
We’ve talked before about reading during the pandemic , but writing during this real-life Groundhog Day has presented its own challenges.
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miCRo: “What I Know about Space” by Melissa Bowers
Melissa Bowers’s hybrid piece “What I Know About Space” uses descriptions of the cosmos as a distancing tactic, its vignettes functioning as satellites swirling around a deeper issue for the speaker.
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