The following are available to review or for other forms of coverage:
FICTION
SNOWDOG by Kim Chinquee
The Twilight Zone by Nona Fernandez (Translated by Natasha Wimmer)
Let Me Think by J. Robert Lennon
Subdivision by J. Robert Lennon
Wild Swims by Dorthe Nors (Translated by Misha Hoekstra)
The Death of the Cyborg Oracle by Jordan A. Rothacker
The Joyful Mysteries by Pam Jones
A Small Crowd of Strangers by Joanna Rose
A Place Remote by Gwen Goodkin
The Rumphulus by Joseph G. Peterson
Ancestry by Eileen O’Leary
On Neutral Zones by Daniel Falatko
Behind This Mirror by Lena Bertone
The Prince of Mournful Thoughts and Other Stories by Caroline Kim
Jillian in the Borderlands by Beth Alvarado
Hunting Season by Julia Brennan
Peripheral Visions and Other Stories by Nancy Christie
Death, Desire, and Other Destinations by Tara Isabel Zambrano
One Small Saga by Bobbie Louise Hawkins
A Sense of the Whole by Siamak Vossoughi
The Bitter Kind by James Claffey & Tara Lynn Masih
POETRY
The Burning Where Breath Used to Be by Jen Karetnick
The Tenant of Fire by Ryan Black
Theatrix: Poetry Plays by Terese Svoboda
How It Looks Away from Here by Joan Fiset
In the Awakening Season by Matthew Mumber
frank: sonnets by Diane Seuss
Other Maidens by Toti O’Brien
One Illuminated Letter of Being by Donald Platt
The House of the Tree of Sores by Paul Cunningham
Requisite by Tanya Holtland
Poemas de Amor / Love Poems by Idea Vilariño (Translated by Jesse Lee Kercheval)
The Body Wars by Jan Beatty
Earnest, Earnest? by Eleanor Boudreau
Be Holding by Ross Gay
Descent by Lauren Russell
The Close Chaplet by Laura Riding
Arena by Lauren Shapiro
Dream Boat by Shelley Feller
Ready for the World by Becca Klaver
NONFICTION
Negative Space by Lily Dancyger
Certain and Impossible Events by Candace Jane Opper
Warhol’s Mother’s Pantry by M.I. Devine
Lyrebird by Meredith Clark
Wife | Daughter | Self: A Memoir in Essays by Beth Kephart
An Archipelago in Landlocked Country by Elisa Taber
Seconds and Inches by Carly Israel
Just Us by Claudia Rankine
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