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Author: Heavy Feather

Heavy Feather Review is a literary arts annual founded by Jason Teal and Nathan Floom on April 15, 2011.

Three Haunted Passages Flash Fictions: Becca Yenser

  Tornadic Weather THE MIDWEST THROWS NEON-COLORED food at us. We have something microscopic in our throats. The trees procreate … More

Becca Yenser, Fiction, flash fiction, Haunted Passages

“Neither Fish Nor Fowl”: A #NoMorePresidents Short Story by Yunya Yang

HE KNOWS MY NAME, MY real name. Not Katie. Katie is my English name. I came up with it so … More

#NoMorePresidents, Fiction, Yunya Yang

“Inside Endless Epidemics in America” – FOUR QUARTETS: POETRY IN THE PANDEMIC, a Tupelo Press anthology edited by Kristina Marie Darling & Jeffrey Levine, reviewed by Amy Strauss Friedman

Four Quartets: Poetry in the Pandemic, edited by Kristina Marie Darling & Jeffrey Levine. North Adams, Massachusetts: Tupelo Press, November … More

Amy Strauss Friedman, Four Quartets: Poetry in the Pandemic, Jeffrey Levine, Kristina Marie Darling, Tupelo Press

Six Flavortown USA Poems by Eddie Kim

  Untitled (With Final Line from Roethke) An elegant and corpulent diner in Costco sweats is dancing at this buffet—the … More

Eddie Kim, Flavortown USA, Poetry

IN THE AWAKENING SEASON, a Tupelo Press / Leapfolio poetry collection by Matthew Mumber, reviewed by David Epstein

In the Awakening Season, by Matthew Mumber. North Adams, Massachusetts: Tupelo Press / Leapfolio, September 2020. 72 pages. $17.95, paper. … More

David Epstein, In the Awakening Season, Matthew Mumber, Tupelo Press / Leapfolio

ANCESTRY, a short story collection by Eileen O’Leary, reviewed by Julia Breitkreutz

Ancestry, by Eileen O’Leary. Iowa City, Iowa: University of Iowa Press, October 2020. 152 pages. $17.00, paper. In her short … More

Ancestry, Eileen O'Leary, Julia Breitkreutz, University of Iowa Press

“from WINSOME SCHERZOS”: Two Haunted Passages Poems by Adam Strauss

  Stylus Harbinger of what’s to come and what’s coming pure shitty. Peerless ditty at the end of June When … More

Adam Strauss, Haunted Passages, Poetry

“The Human in Me”: A Haunted Passages Nonfiction Essay by Amanda Gaines

  THE ROOM WAS STACKED FLOOR to ceiling with antique dolls. It was the summer of my senior year of … More

Amanda Gaines, Essay, Haunted Passages, Nonfiction

Three #NoMorePresidents Flash Fictions: Andrew Tran

  Moniker MY “FRIENDS” KEPT CALLING ME, Asian. And I was Asian, I am Asian. But they called me Asian … More

#NoMorePresidents, Andrew Tran, Fiction, flash fiction

“A Glinting Sliver That Can Cut Flesh”: A Collaborative Interview with Peter Ramos & Kim Chinquee

Kim Chinquee’s SNOWDOG and Peter Ramos’ Lord Baltimore are both due out on January 15, 2021, with Ravenna Press. Chinquee and … More

Fiction, interview, Kim Chinquee, Lord Baltimore, Peter Ramos, Poetry, Snowdog

Four #NoMorePresidents Flash Fictions: William C. Blome

Talking I’D BEEN SEEING THE FLASHING blue and red lights coming up fast behind me, and so I was soon … More

#NoMorePresidents, Fiction, flash fiction, William C. Blome

My kitty wore a bowtie once and never again. Presenting our Best Small Fictions Nominees 2020 …

    More about the anthology: https://www.thesonderpress.com/best-small-fictions   Text & Links NOMINEES “Sour Candy” by Lindy Biller  https://heavyfeatherreview.org/2020/12/09/biller/ “Hungry Ghosts” … More

Ben Segal, Best Small Fictions, Candace Hartsuyker, Kaj Tanaka, Lindy Biller, Sara Quinn Rivara

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Print: 2373-3519
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