Cincinnati Review

Robert Wood Lynn balances the natural with the manmade, and loneliness with connection—though his speakers find more companionship in nature than among other humans.

In this nonce sonnet, C. T. Salazar pays tribute to the complicated state of Mississippi.

This poem’s speaker inhabits the experience of travel expert Rick Steves watching a video of himself visiting Iran, straddling the line between critique/satire and a kind of compassion.

Three pieces from a riveting series that uses erasure and collage of historical documents from the Ford Motor Company to examine Arab American migration in the early twentieth century.

In “How to make me orgasm,” Lucy Zhang uses the language of engineering manuals, business-speak, and rich cuisine to evoke the speaker’s needs.