Introducing New Poetry Editor Rebecca Lindenberg
Today is a big day at The Cincinnati Review! We are blowing our bugles, banging our drums, and...
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A Brief Reading with Vincent Hiscock
For this special audio blog, we’re excited to present contributor Vincent Hiscock (issue 14.2) as he reads not only his own poem from our pages but also the work of Gary Snyder (“Piute Creek”), William Wordsworth (“The...
Read More“high sierra,” by Vincent Hiscock
for Gary Snyder Come out the brake into the face of the hill—the full spill of sunglare hazes dust into air arcades & down -drift. A scattering of snap- dragons points up. Seven thousand feet, & cattle low in the...
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Thank You, Don Bogen
It is with complicated emotions that we announce that Don Bogen will be stepping down as poetry...
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What We’re Reading: Mary Ruefle’s Madness, Rack, and Honey
Editorial Assistant Emily Rose Cole: There is little said in Mary Ruefle’s Madness, Rack, and...
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Women Are Poor, People Are Bad, and We’re All Going to Die: Loving Performance Art
In our Issue 14.2, we feature a stunning story by Yxta Maya Murray, “YouTube Comment 2 to...
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miCRo: G.C. Waldrep’s “new year’s poem”
[Editor’s Note: Today’s miCRo is a special New Year’s treat; we’ll be back...
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What We’re Reading: Inger Christensen’s Alphabet
Editorial Assistant Austin Allen: Inger Christensen’s Alphabet (New Directions, 2001) is a book...
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miCRo: Doris Cheng’s “Earthling”
[Editors’ note: The miCRo feature will take a month-long hiatus, with the exception of a...
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“Scones: A Recipe,” from Siân Griffiths
In our current issue, we feature a story by Siân Griffiths, “Wooden...
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