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"What Comes Next or Meet the Dunnes"
by
Laurence Klavan
Published: Mar 29, 2023
"I felt that I’d been left out in the open – animal-like, exposed. "
Black Wreaths (a winter's settling)
by
David Estringel
Published: Mar 29, 2023
"Where you've gone I cannot follow"
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In Training for After Middle Age
by
Michelle Hendrixson-Miller
Published: Mar 26, 2023
"In a city like this one, I can be invisible, mute."
To My Father, Who Once Said, You're So Open Your Brains are Going to Fall Out
by
Michelle Miller
Published: Mar 26, 2023
"I left him after twenty years"
Let Be Be the Irony of Seem
by
Kenton K. Yee
Published: Mar 22, 2023
"a three cheese blend"
Cheers
by
Kenton K. Yee
Published: Mar 22, 2023
"This one stirs up cosmos"
Prenuptial Prayer
by
Kenton K. Yee
Published: Mar 22, 2023
"It's been so long since I was young"
Emergence
by
Whitney Hurwitz
Published: Mar 19, 2023
"A reminder to us all"
Faith Journeys
by
Hege A. Jakobsen Lepri
Published: Mar 19, 2023
"Passion would soon be replaced by the smell of something burning"
Cause "bad things get Better"
by
Tyson Wilson
Published: Mar 15, 2023
"she gave me a clover keychain and kissed my head"
Ferretccine
by
Tyson Wilson
Published: Mar 15, 2023
"Bouncing on black beans"
Advice from the Mechanic
by
Bruce Robinson
Published: Mar 12, 2023
"wrong"
A Rake's Progress
by
Bruce Robinson
Published: Mar 12, 2023
"No complaint from the rake"
(True) Love in an Elevator
by
Matthew Byrne
Published: Mar 08, 2023
"could deny our love no more than a bird its song"
The Canadian Goose
by
Matthew Byrne
Published: Mar 08, 2023
"Hissing, honking, haughty bird"
Disinformation Campaign
by
Matthew Byrne
Published: Mar 08, 2023
"Hells bells should they glimpse a hint of truth"
To Cristal Two
by
Stephen Praytor
Published: Mar 05, 2023
"The whole world was just a picture now"
Childhood Friends
by
Grayson McDaniel
Published: Mar 05, 2023
"We were once as brothers"
Party Animal
by
E. Martin Pedersen
Published: Mar 01, 2023
"he's half deaf and hiding it again"
Opposites Attract
by
E. Martin Pedersen
Published: Mar 01, 2023
'is it solid like a bug"
Because Your Crazy Uncle is Ten Memes Behind
by
Kyle Lee
Published: Feb 26, 2023
"The dragons make me drink whiskey"
Tortillas
by
Lisa McGrew
Published: Feb 26, 2023
"We are near each other yet so far apart"
Most Read in 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."
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.
My Knees, Anthony Bourdain and Depression
by
Rich Furman
Published: Jul 11, 2020
Quality of Life
by
Karen Paul
Published: Feb 27, 2022
וּבָֽחַרְתָּ֙ בַּחַיִּ֔ים
Two Takes on Charles Marohn’s Strong Towns
by
Russell Arben Fox
Published: Jul 18, 2020
Russell Arben Fox reviews Charles Marohn's Strong Towns for San Antonio Review.
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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.
The Patronus Paradox
by
Chienyn Chi
,
Amrita Mishra
, and
Noah Weisz
Published: Jul 03, 2022
Dispelling the Dementors of Grad School
"The Dead Know What They're Doing When They Leave This World Behind." Did David Berman?
by
Andy Boyd
Published: Jul 19, 2020
Reflections on the untimely passing of the Silver Jews' frontman.
My Father, the Florist
by
Julián David Bañuelos
Published: Oct 26, 2022
"you felt hibiscus tall"
On Meeting Alexander Calder: An Essay
by
Cynthia Close
Published: Jan 30, 2022
Notes from the Editorial Collective
Recent Editors' Notes
Statement on the Climate Emergency
by
William O. Pate II
Published: Jan 26, 2023
Journalism should reflect what the science says on global heating: the climate emergency is here.
Notes from the Poetry Editor
by
Arvilla Fee
Published: Dec 06, 2022
"No tears in the writer, no tears in the reader. No surprise in the writer, no surprise in the reader." —Robert Frost
5 Things with William Pate, founder and publisher of San Antonio Review
by
William O. Pate II
Published: Aug 01, 2022
On taking action, using resources and petting pups
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KFG PubPub Spotlight Q&A: SAR
by
William O. Pate II
Published: Jul 21, 2022
On San Antonio Review.
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