SFF Settings I’d Vacation In: Gideon the Ninth
Break out your cashmere robes and your thickest skeleton-knitted gloves and socks, and don’t forget to accessorize for your chapel tour with a string of locally sourced prayer bones.
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Special Feature: Some spooky miCRos to raise your heart rate
We’ve rounded up some of our all-time spookiest miCRos for your reading pleasure this Halloween.
In Praise of Fan Letters
When I wrote a fan letter to a writer in 1992 and he wrote back, and how it makes me think about failure and success.
Interview with Anthony Cody
Assistant Editor Holli Carrell interviews the poet Anthony Cody, who will visit UC on October 24 and 25 2023 as part of our Visiting Writers Series.
Signs I’d Publish: “The Canal in St. Bernard”
Wordplay and whimsy are afoot on this delightful historical marker, erected in 1959 by the St. Bernard City Council.
What We’re Reading: In Kind
In her debut full-length poetry collection, IN KIND, Maggie Queeney interrogates how trauma is embodied and how rebirth is necessary for survival.
Announcing Our 2023 Contest Winners
The three winners of the Robert and Adele Schiff Awards, plus words from the judges and winners, and a list of honorable mentions
Getting Away with It: Epistolary Fiction
The epistolary toolkit is a rich and varied one—it insists on the reader’s interpretive participation, and offers powerful methods for developing character and setting and for playing with the progression of time. So: what, supposedly, is wrong with it?
Editors’ Dispatches: It’s Proofreading Week!
Here’s a peek into our headquarters during the busy and exhilarating proofs week at the CR!
Alums Kristi Maxwell and Molly Reid to Read at UC
UC grads Dr. Kristi Maxwell and Dr. Molly Reid will return to read their poetry and fiction, respectively, this Thursday, Sept. 7, at 5:30 p.m.