Special Online Feature de Clérambault Sophia Terazawa Runner-up, 2024 BWR Nonfiction Contest “de Clérambault” is a piecing together of beautiful poem-threads into a jarring love story through anaphora and ever-telescoping intimacies. I admire the inter-ness of this...
“…time as a kind of language … allows me to organize the logic of a story.”: An Interview with Shastri Akella, author of “Reva Speaks a New Dialect” Shastri Akella (he/they) is a queer migrant of color who is neurodivergent and...
Mold Vincit Omnia Mariah Gese from BWR 51.1 View mobile-friendly version here… “Mold Vincit Omnia” by Mariah Gese is featured in Black Warrior Review issue 51.1, now available in our store We’re thrilled to showcase the full-color version of Martin’s work here...
😵💫🤢🤮 Cameron McLeod Martin from BWR 51.1 View mobile-friendly version here… “😵💫🤢🤮” by Cameron McLeod Martin is featured in Black Warrior Review issue 51.1, now available in our store...
Kenya Inge Kenya Inge is a homeless Black trans woman and multidisciplinary artist born and raised in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. She believes there’s a healing power in her artwork and hopes to share this healing and joy with others, serving as a reminder that art is...
BWR is casting out our hook for work for our third edition of Boyfriend Village! In our world, psychotherapy is not a science. The portmanteau has become a Finnish delicacy. The right people no longer have adulterous affairs, but everybody is a horse face. The crowd...
