issue of Northwest Review.

Fall 2022

Volume
52
Issue
01

Limited copies may be available by special request.

Editorial

  • S. Tremaine Nelson Editor’s Introduction

Fiction

  • Annesha Mitha Feral
  • Beto Caradepiedro Chombo
  • Lisa Bubert #Reprint

Art & photography

  • Nance Van Winckel Voilà and Other Visual Poems
  • Mary Defer Beach; Citrus; Porch
  • John Donohue Dish Rack
  • Ezra Carlsen Kissers in the Zócalo; Mother Drags Her Child; Van with Cracked Window
  • Gabriela Denise Frank Kulshan; Octo-Blot; Pahto
  • Susanna Herrmann Waiting Outside
  • Dev Murphy Curves
  • Jacey Saige Ship
  • Debbra Palmer Lit Comix

Poetry

  • Kelly Gray Oh please
  • Kate Sweeney Mile Measurement Ends Here; The day the EHT telescope discovers a black hole sits at the heart of our universe
  • Hannah Yoest AMSTERDAM, 1980; A WICKEDNESS
  • Leah Barco Spinach Statistics; Pop.eye(I)do; Throne Alone
  • Constance Hansen Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming
  • p. hodges adams Attention
  • Jose Hernandez Diaz The Woman with Flowers in Her Hair
  • Derek Sheffield The Issues of the Day; What it Feels Like
  • Luke Johnson Witching Stick
  • Derek Mong The Period at the End of This Sentence
  • Tsering Wangmo Dhompa From “Substitute Heart”
  • Alice Friman The Road Not Taken
  • Gabrielle Bates Saint of Ongoingness

Translation

  • Pablo de Rokha Prayer to Beauty (translation by Alani Rosa Hicks-Bartlett)
  • Saadi Youssef I’m Probably Repeating Myself (translation by Khaled Mattawa)
  • Gabriela Aguirre Untitled (translation by Laura Cesarco Eglin)
  • Fadhy Mtanga Life Struggles (translation by Jay Boss Rubin)
  • Elsa Cross From “Collapse” (translation by Susan Ayres)
  • Agamenón Castrillón Bus Ticket (translation by Laura Chalar)
  • Stéphanie Ferrat From “Skyside (Notes from a Studio)” (translation by Marissa Davis)

Nonfiction

  • Ander Monson So Many Easier Ways to Hurt
  • Emily Utter Poor Damned Bodies
  • Emma Scheerer Cha-met

Interviews

  • Jericho Brown, interviewed by Marianne Monson

Drama

  • Conor Eifler Get Tall: An Epic American Yarn