miCRo: Emilia Phillips’s “‘You Should Write a Poem about That,’ They Say”
[Editors’ note: We’re proud to present our second miCRo feature. Every Wednesday...
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Good News as Fall Begins
It’s that time of year when people make lists in preparation for the beginning of fall: book...
Read MoremiCRo, the video!
In celebration of our first miCRo post this week and in anticipation of our second next week, here’s a video promoting our weekly online feature, designed by our wonderful video guru, Ben Dudley! ...
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miCRo: Laura Maylene Walter’s “Break Apart”
[Editors’ note: We’re proud to present our first miCRo feature. Every Wednesday...
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Proofreading Fun Facts–Plus a Cover Preview!
We just finished our first full proofread of our next issue (14.2, available in November)....
Read MoreAnnouncements, Apologies, and Appeals
First, the announcement: The doors are open! Our Submission Manager is set once again for you to send us your submissions. As we noted in a blog post last week, we’ve altered our reading period to account for a...
Read MoreSubmission Trends: Flotsam and Imago
Associate Editor James Ellenberger: For the past month I’ve been reading poetry submissions for the Robert and Adele Schiff Awards here at The Cincinnati Review. There have been some interesting patterns so far, particularly on...
Read MoreReading. Period.
We’ve got some good news and some bad news: Submissions to The Cincinnati Review are up, which is great. The staff is the same size, which is good. But our response times are slower, which is terrifically upsetting to...
Read More“Mnemosyne”: An Art Song Project
Poetry Editor Don Bogen: As I mentioned when we published the score of Carrie Magin’s setting of Todd Hearon’s poem “Mnemosyne” in our Winter 2017 issue, this particular commission brings our series of...
Read MoreMultimedia Experience of “Albuquerque”
In Issue 14.1, we featured a stunning poem by Jessica Ankeny, “Albuquerque.” To accompany the text of the poem, we’re pleased to present this multimedia experience, with Ankeny reading the poem and some photos...
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