Art Song Video Premiere!
Don Bogen: With its score for alto flute, bass clarinet, viola, cello, piano, percussion, and...
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Author: Cincinnati Review
Spring/Summer Issue Has Shipped!
13.1 is here! We just shipped the last, lovely issue, so if you’re a subscriber, expect . ....
Read MoreWhy We Like It: “And We’ll See You Tomorrow Night”
Julialicia Case: I’m not much of a baseball person, or even a sports person, so when I came across Dave Mondy’s essay “And We’ll See You Tomorrow Night,” I did not expect to be swept away. After all, the piece focuses on the...
Read MoreWhy We Like It: “Acheron” by Donika Ross Kelly
Molly Reid: Lately, I’ve been interested in the way I—and perhaps other non-poets—read poetry. How might a fiction writer look at a poem differently than a poet? What do I seek in a good story, and how might that translate to a...
Read MoreArt Song Performance
A reminder that there will be a live performance of our forthcoming art song this Thursday, April 28, at the Clifton Cultural Arts Center. Composer David Clay Mettens and his ensemble All of the Above will play from 7 to 9 p.m....
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12.2 Reviewed!
A lovely review of our winter issue by DM O’Connor of New Pages—with shout outs to...
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microreview/interview: Blackbirds in September
by José Angel Araguz “The memory does not exist, you have to create them” (Jürgen Becker) These...
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What We’re Reading: Paul Auster’s Brief Encounters
Suzie Vander Vorste: Brief Encounters: A Collection of Contemporary Nonfiction is my current...
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The Minotaur Returns
We’re excited about all the great stuff in our spring issue (due out in May), including an...
Read MoreArt Song Live Performance!
Our art song feature for the spring issue is an extended score of Mary Kaiser’s poem “He Dreams a Mother” by composer David Clay Mettens. We will, of course, post a recording of the score when our spring issue...
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