INTRODUCING

Love by Abandonment
Volume 27 (2024-2025)

Interview with Victoria Blanco

Open. Shut. Open. image folio

Fiction, Poetry, CNF from Albert Abonado, Rob Arnold, Victoria Blanco, Jennifer Bowen, Santee Fraizer, Eleanor Garran, Sasha Lavrenchuk, Jennifer Militello, Marc Nieson, Jonathan Wittmaier, and more.

Essay Reviews by Robyn Earhart and Halee Kirkwood

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Cover photograph
by Peter Holliday, Eriboll Church, Eriboll, Scotland, 2016

INTRODUCING:

Love by Abandonment
Volume 27 (2024-2025)

 

Interview with Victoria Blanco

Open. Shut. Open. image folio

Fiction, Poetry, CNF from Albert Abonado, Rob Arnold, Victoria Blanco, Jennifer Bowen, Santee Fraizer, Eleanor Garran, Sasha Lavrenchuk, Jennifer Militello, Marc Nieson, Jonathan Wittmaier, and more.

Essay Reviews by Robyn Earhart and Halee Kirkwood


Cover photograph
by Peter Holliday, Eriboll Church, Eriboll, Scotland, 2016

Connections:

Upcoming WSR Events:

Twin Cities Book Festival

Saturday, October 19
10 am – 5 pm
MN State Fairgrounds

Annual Reading and Reception

Friday, December 6
7 pm
Kay Fredericks Room
Klas Center Hamline University

Volume 25 pushcart nominees

Water~Stone Review is proud to feature the work of our six Pushcart nominees from our last issue, Vol. 25 “How Quiet Burns.” Congratulations to Catharina Coenen, tswb, Ty Chapman, Sin Yong-Mok (translated by Jake Levine and Brother Anthony), J.G. Jesman, and Ernestine Saankaláxt  Hayes.

Finalist for the CLMP Firecracker Award

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Eavan Boland

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Naomi Shihab Nye

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Stuart Dybek

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