"Dolphins don’t have bucket lists."

"It’s hard to be a city at night, sleeping along this big river. So much wakes you from slumber ... "

“And there we stood / looking out in silence / at the great river”

"Once it was a gradual thing to leave a place."

"Except the weight of consequence / That has variations of endurance"

"We keep our distance"

The American counterculture's desire to live irresponsibly is reflected in Ishmael Reed's work.

Kimberly Tolson confronts racism in the family.

John Bonanni reflects on his children.

"A mule can only do what a mule can do. And that’s enough."

The author of A Dangerous Energy expands upon his outlook, methods and future works.

Peter Berard reviews Margaret Hagerman's book White Kids.

Alex Z. Salinas reviews Charlie Brice's recent book of poetry.

Russell Arben Fox reviews Charles Marohn's Strong Towns for San Antonio Review.

William O. Pate II reviews Alex Z. Salinas' debut book of poetry, WARBLES.

"Except the weight of consequence / That has variations of endurance"

“He left one day without saying goodbye.”

"Daily they carved out a life"

"Hi, how are you?"

"Rescuing the games of the past is fundamental in that society where new technologies invade everything."

The readable version of my publisher's note in SAR III.

The NAACP's 1919 pamphlet detailing a Gov. Hobby-endorsed attack against Shillady is reprinted in SAR III.

Staff suggestions from San Antonio Review's third print edition.