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"...and by the spring we would open it as a bed and breakfast. I asked what that was. 'A little hotel,' my mother said. I felt bad for my parents, because I didn't see why anyone would stay here..." Check out molly dektar's short story in #harvardreview60! Harvard University Houghton Library

"And then, there beneath her own face rippling over the glassy surface, she saw the other woman's face, deeper, this drowned woman gazing up, almost, at her..." Wanna read more? Check out @Adavidryan's story "Reach" in Harvard Review's newest issue! #harvardreview60 #shortstory

"I eventually lost touch with my friends, after leaving the country to study at an American college. If I'd stayed, I, too, would have gotten married soon after college..." Want to read more? Check out Kyoko Mori's essay in issue 60 of Harvard Review #litpress #essay #litmag

if you are in the greater Boston area and would like to see some mighty fine woodcuts, pick up a ticket to "15 Woodcuts in 15 Minutes," a talk I'm giving about Jacques Hnizdovsky at K. Small Gallery on May 11th. ticket proceeds will go to forPEACE 🇺🇦 ksmallgallery.com/blogs/events/1…

Announcing the WINNER of the Harvard Review Chapbook Prize: Novella Edition: "Rapture" by Reid Sherline Reid Sherline Honorable Mention to "The Think Tank" by Nathan Curtis Roberts Nathan Curtis Roberts Congratulations to you both! 🎉🥳🥂 And thank you to everyone who submitted💜💜

There's a gorgeous new issue of Harvard Review & it includes two poems from contributor @akasomeguy! Check it out: buff.ly/3qiZV0l

'River Spirit is beautifully complex ... The act of recording this story is revolutionary ...' Thank you Semmi for your kind words in Harvard Review! harvardreview.org/book-review/ri…

Poets, start your engines....🏁🏁🏁 Poetry submissions reopen for the month of July!

"Whenever you don't know what you're doing, you should just read. I think people should read quite promiscuously." - Christina Thompson HM's interview with Christina Thompson, author of Sea People: The Puzzle of Polynesia, is live 👇 hungermtn.netlify.app/articles/chris…

Nothing was academic for him. War, hunger, captivity, exile; the death of a child, the ruin of a dynasty. He lived it all, body and soul. —Brian Patrick Eha (Brian Patrick Eha) on Tu Fu. CW: violence bit.ly/43xhuJo

Please share! Harvard Review Chapbook Prize for Nonfiction (15k to 30k words). Submit your memoir, longform journalism, history, travelogue, whatever. Submissions open now at Submittable.

Paywall, I know. But for those with a TLS subscription: a review of a new book about maps and tracks. the-tls.co.uk/world/maps/tra…

I'm incredibly grateful to the editors of Harvard Review for publishing 2 of my poems, one in print & one online, alongside so many authors I admire. "Every Cut Has a Kerf" was written in memory of my brother-in-law's dear father. Thank you for reading. harvardreview.org/content/daiqui…

The deadline is almost upon us! Last call for your languishing chapbook-length prose pieces! We're rearing to read them... 🚂🚂🚂

I reviewed Alan Hollinghurst's new novel Our Evenings (Penguin Random House 🐧🏠📚) for Harvard Review. harvardreview.org/book-review/ou…

I reviewed Tilsa Otta's feverish and thrilling bilingual collection 'The Hormone of Darkness' translated by Farid Matuk (Graywolf Press) for Harvard Review, up now harvardreview.org/book-review/th…