by Josh Brandon | Oct 21, 2020 | Feature, Fiction Print, Poetry Print
46.1 Feature: Craft Essay by Diana Clarke Diana Clarke is a writer and teacher from New Zealand. She received her MFA in fiction from Purdue University and is currently pursuing her PhD at the University of Utah. Her debut novel, Thin Girls, is out now, and her second...
by Jackson Saul | Aug 3, 2020 | Feature, Fiction Print, Poetry Print
46.2 Feature: Craft Essay by Jessica Lanay Jessica Lanay is an art writer, poet, librettist, and short fiction writer. She is a frequent contributor to BOMB Magazine where you can find her interviews with Howardena Pindell, El Anatsui, Alan Michelson, and others. Her...
by Jackson Saul | Jul 8, 2020 | Feature, Poetry Print
“‘Goose Theory’ did a lot in its densely packed self, notably a palpable balance of both joy and dread; a love and a playfulness of language that is all too aware of language’s history of reduction, destruction, and colonial vivisection. It takes the...
by Jackson Saul | Apr 30, 2020 | Archive, Feature, Poetry Print
Extermination by Mónica Ramón Ríos Translated from the Spanish by Robin Myers from BWR 46.2 A reading of the English by the translator https://bwr.ua.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Extermination-English-Reading.m4a A reading of the Spanish by the author...
by Jackson Saul | Feb 20, 2020 | Archive, Feature, Poetry Print
Bereavement Table for a Top Model Imagined Stine An from BWR 46.2 For a PDF click here. 1993. 10. 24 (Reward) :: Die for one’s country, little woman, like hometown patriot martyr Ryu Gwan-sun, MissKorea In Memoriam Again: propagate your post, a coronet casket,...
by Jackson Saul | Feb 15, 2020 | Feature, Poetry Print
46.1 Feature: “The Saltwater African says,” by Miles A.M. Collins-Sibley Miles A.M. Collins-Sibley received their MFA in Poetry from UMass-Amherst’s program for Poets & Writers and is currently a PhD student in UMass-Amherst’s African American Studies...
