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Contributor Megan Callahan shares a pigeon-forward comic to accompany her story in issue 23.1.

Eric Weiskott interviews poet Victoria Chang on trees, artists, and writing for oneself.

How beautiful were those documents that organized the learning we would do in a class. I still love to look at them.

Now accepting entries for the Robert and Adele Schiff Awards!

I feel like every time I read the news these days, I log off steaming. There’s so much to be angry about, and with record-breaking heat waves in the Eastern United States, we’re sweltering outside and inside. While I was stewing in front of an AC unit and mulling over some poems, I thought, why …

Emerging writer Stephen Foster Smith on what inspired his poem “The Yam Reflects” and more

Associate Editor Andy Sia: We noticed a number of writers in our recent issue who are in relatively early stages of their publishing career, and reached out to chat with them as a part of our emerging writers series. In a sense, writers are always “emerging,” given the constant self-discovery and self-transformation that happen throughout …

Associate Editor Andy Sia: We noticed a number of writers in our recent issue who are in relatively early stages of their publishing career, and reached out to chat with them as a part of our emerging writers series. In a sense, writers are always “emerging,” given the constant self-discovery and self-transformation that happen throughout …

Associate Editor Kate Jayroe: As Andy and I conclude our graduate assistantships here at CR, we had the opportunity to ask one another some questions and reflect on our experiences. We spoke about editorial philosophies, the work we accomplished together, and words of wisdom for the next cohort. We enjoyed our conversation. We hope you …

Ahead of their reading in Cincinnati on April 23, we chatted with Kathryn Cowles and Donald Revell