We Want Your Writing.

He looks at the sections laid out on the floor as if he knows what it has gone through to get here. He’s not rushing, like usual, but working slowly, handling each piece with reverence.

The Organ

Leo MacLeod
Nonfiction

That was who my grandmother was. Stern and floral-coated and thick down to her ankles. She took meanness from the world and pruned its thorns and used the rest to floss her teeth.

A Pound of Cure

Connor Harding
Fiction

Praise the nerves, praise the nervous–
the child in first grade afraid for no good reason

Psalm for the Nervous System

Sally Rosen Kindred
Poetry

Poetry

The Kale Gaze
Happy Ending

Tomás Q. Morín

Conversations with Chairs

Lindsay Bernal

Psalm for the Nervous System

Sally Rosen Kindred

Do the Right Thing

Dolapo Demuren

Evie holds the luna moth and her tattered wing,

Sloane Scott

sabbath

Jebron Perkins

Force Majeure

Arlene DeMaris

The Horse is the Villain

Kate Sweeney

My Body is Around

Rivka Clifton

Gallows Room

Saadi Youssef
Translator, Khaled Mattawa

On a Hillside in Umbria

Katharine Davis

Fiction

Coney Island Babies

Munawar Abbas

Buddy and the Moon

Lauren Robertson

Room for Owls

Darren Montufar

A Pound of Cure

Connor Harding

Nonfiction

The Organ

Leo MacLeod

Frittatas

Loree Griffin Burns

Seeing

Madari Pendas

A Traveler’s Guide to Goodbyes

Derek Maiolo

The Maine Review’s author interview series

Radicle: The Roots of Writers

with Abbie Kiefer

Discover the breakthrough moments of Abbie Kiefer, author of Certain Shelter, published by June Road Press. With interviewer Shanta Lee, Abbie discusses pop culture, navigating the realities of rejection, and her current writing obsession.

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The Maine Review’s

Radicle Book Reviews

A review of Bailey Gaylin Moore’s debut essay collection, Thank You for Staying with Me by Chanel Dubosky

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