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The Patronus Paradox
by
Chienyn Chi
,
Amrita Mishra
, and
Noah Weisz
Published: Jul 03, 2022
Dispelling the Dementors of Grad School
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State Worker Catches Himself in a Lie, Then Realizes Truth is Far More Interesting
by
Harold Whit Williams
Published: Jun 26, 2022
A poem from musician-poet Harold Whit Williams' latest collection.
Q&A with Brianna Keeper
by
Brianna Keeper
and
William O. Pate II
Published: Jun 19, 2022
On the water with Texas painter and boatwright Brianna Keeper.
Q&A with Eric Flanagan and Sam Voutas
by
Eric Flanagan
,
Sam Voutas
, and
William O. Pate II
Published: Jun 12, 2022
A discussion with the authors of White Faced Lies.
The Real Sickness in America
by
John Willingham
Published: Jun 08, 2022
The most tragic irony of all: the religious right professes brotherly love but looks to a prophet of hate and instruments of death for its salvation.
Q&A with Juan Camillo Garza
by
Juan Garza
Published: Jun 05, 2022
Including photographs from the series "Dark, Dark."
Cloudy with a Chance of Atheism
by
Aanuoluwapo Adesina
Published: May 29, 2022
Head Wounds
by
Joy Victory
Published: May 22, 2022
"The photo is shocking: A massive sea turtle lies dead in the back of a pickup truck, its speckled front flippers so big they stretched far beyond the width of the vehicle."
Three Record Reviews
by
Harold Whit Williams
Published: May 15, 2022
Folk variations from three Perpetual Doom artists.
Corona Seasons: haiku and senryu sequence (since 2020)
by
Dilys Wyndham Thomas
Published: May 08, 2022
Nine Haikus
by
Rose Menyon Heflin
Published: Apr 24, 2022
âPencils down now, please,â / Armed men politely order. / "There shall be no press.â
In Our Print Issues
Unfathomable
by
Brigid Hannon
Published: Dec 22, 2019
"Unfathomable pain leads to unfathomable choices"
Are We Doomed to Repeat History?
by
Mia Moody-Ramirez
Published: Sep 06, 2021
Baylor professor Mia Moody-Ramirez looks at Texas Republicans' attempts to limit discussions in schools.
Tulsa
by
Jeannie Ricketts
Published: Oct 11, 2020
The personal and the political in Tulsa.
Solidarity
by
Kimberly Tolson
Published: Dec 04, 2019
Kimberly Tolson confronts racism in the family.
Gown Men and the Siren
by
John Bonanni
Published: Jul 03, 2019
"We are Napoleonic Code here in Jefferson Parish. We donât trouble our neighbor and our neighbor donât trouble us. Except when they do."
Ida B. Wells-Barnett
by
John Weik
Published: Sep 03, 2020
Ink on canvas board by John Weik
Archeologies of the Environment
by
Fernanda Morales Tovar
Published: Mar 06, 2022
A series of oil paintings by Fernanda Morales Tovar
Q&A with Kerry Hugins
by
kerry hugins
and
William O. Pate II
Published: Sep 20, 2020
Austin watercolor artist Kerry Hugins opens up.
Interview with John Whitbourn
by
John Whitbourn
and
Peter Berard
Published: Aug 12, 2020
The author of A Dangerous Energy expands upon his outlook, methods and future works.
Timeline of Irresponsibility: Interactive Version
by
William O. Pate II
Published: Oct 16, 2021
Updated "Timeline of Irresponsibility" in interactive form.
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Riverbound
by
Robert McGuill
Published: Feb 14, 2021
âJesus, Carrie. You look like summer.â
Three Steaks and Youâre Out
by
Schuyler Bishop
Published: Jan 22, 2020
"You eat steak, you want sex; you want sex, you want sex.â
Giving the Finger to Mr. Death
by
LARRY Smith
Published: Apr 15, 2020
"And each time Iâm reminded of my age / and that this is how it will be."
Buried Alive On the Old Chisholm Trail
by
Harold Whit Williams
Published: Nov 22, 2020
âI've heard ghosts down inside the stereoâ
Touchdown, Alabama
by
Harold Whit Williams
Published: Oct 25, 2020
âAnd the rain descended, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house; and it fell: and great was the fall of it!â
Remember How
by
Anannya Uberoi
Published: Nov 15, 2020
"Our mothers were jeweled / in nose pins and brass hoops"
Kings in Exile
by
Robert McGuill
Published: Mar 04, 2020
"My folks sent me away to live with my Aunt Charlene and Uncle Bud in eastern Colorado the summer of 1969, praying Iâd come back a reformed boy."
Tenderness and Rot, or Why I Should Be Allowed to Burn Down the Peabody
by
Elaina Foley
Published: Apr 03, 2022
Elaina Foley ponders the queer possibilities of rot in disrupting articulations of preservation as care.
Notes from the Editorial Collective
Recent Editors' Notes
July 2022 Update â San Antonio Review
by
William O. Pate II
Published: Jul 05, 2022
April 2022 ⢠San Antonio Review
by
William O. Pate II
Published: Apr 29, 2022
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