New Issue 102! Fresh poetry & fiction. Featuring essays on the university as a theater of culture wars, then and now. Thank you to all contributing writers for your work and ideas.
Cover: No Place for Beginners or Sensitive Heart #3 by Anne Samat.
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The @MinnesotaReview is still open until 15 March for FREE submissions. Fiction (4000 words), non-fiction (10,000 words) and poetry. Payment is 2 copies.
New Issue 101 is out now! Many thanks to the critical & creative writers in this issue, who focused on a range of important topics for our times.
Includes Special Focus Part 2: Mobilizing Creativity. Cover art: Feeding Time by Hiromi Okumura
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🎉 I’m so excited to share my new poem “Light-Years” in the 100th issue of @MinnesotaReview!!! I wrote it during the first few months of college. Many thanks to the editors for giving this NYC poem a home 🚇🧾💡
BONUS: edited drafts ft. Alex’s feedback & my notes
"Dare to fail. Dare to try something new. Show me the ugly... Show me what you ripped out of your heart. Show me that thumping mass of blood and veins and I will show you mine," writes editor Laurel Molloy in a new blog post. https://t.co/LDZFuHbznC
My essay on plastic art -- ‘Desiring-Material: Plastic Art and Affect-ability’ is just out from @MinnesotaReview 97, 2021, 53-76 (Duke University Press).
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Went long for the @MinnesotaReview discussing groundbreaking and field changing work in Black studies and the environmental humanities by @SirJoshBennett, @ZIJackson, and @jaynabee. https://t.co/JqOpJ32KEA