TEN-tacular
Technically, our tenth isn’t till 2014, but we’re already gearing up for a TEN-tacular...
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Author: Cincinnati Review
Remembering Sarah Doerries
The blog was silent on Friday to mark the sudden passing of Sarah Richards Doerries, a contributor...
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Puzzled in Pittsburgh: Belair, Hipchen, Silano
You know how when you’re not sure what to order for lunch you throw a dart at the menu? No?...
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Brian Brodeur: As part of my reading for qualifying exams here at University of Cincinnati, I’ve been researching a module on Contemporary American narrative poetry. Though unfairly regarded by many poets and critics as...
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Alice Munro’s Nobel Prize: We Called It
Alice Munro has been named the winner of the 2013 Nobel Prize in Literature. Way back in 2006, The...
Read MoreSome Words from Our Winners
We asked our Schiff Award winners in prose and poetry to shoot us a few words on the pieces that garnered both praise (from our editor judges) and prizes (from our treasure palace). Here’s what they had to say. Karrie...
Read MoreWhy We Like It: “Listeners”
Recent volunteer and PhD-poet extraordinaire Julia Koets joins us by way of San Francisco and Summerville, South Carolina. When asked about how the Midwest stacks up against northern California and the Deep South, Julia...
Read MoreSchiff Award Winners
Hear ye, hear ye! (Because we stopped the government to create the appropriate drama for the following announcement.) The winners of 2013’s Robert and Adele Schiff Awards are (musical flourish, swirly-yet-sweeping arm...
Read MoreNoting the Notables
We at the mag are delighted that so many pieces from our pages have been recognized as NOTABLE by the Besties: Best American Short Stories: Steve De Jarnatt, “Mulligan”; Colleen Morrissey, “Good Faith”; and Edith Pearlman, “Life...
Read MoreOur Bodies, Ourselves
You have a body. You are a body. And yet your body is not ALL you are. Yep, the mind/body problem is scary stuff. It has puzzled philosophers for centuries and driven countless philosophy undergrads to change their majors to...
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