INTRODUCING

How Quiet Burns
Volume 25 (2022-2023)

Interview with Michael Torres

Open. Shut. Open. 
Folio curated by Dylan Olson-Cole, Parker Sprout and Logan Myers

Fiction, Poetry, CNF from Ciara Alfaro, Marci Calabretta Cancio-Bello, Ty Chapman, Jose Hernandez Diaz, Michael Hahn, Ernestine Saankalaxt Hayes, Robert Hedin, Davida Kilgora, Kathryn Savage, Shannon Scott, tswb, Sin Yong-Mok, and more

Essay Review by Stan Sanvel Rubin

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Cover photograph by
Eugénie Frerichs

Untitled, from the series Scorpio, 2015

  

INTRODUCING:

How Quiet Burns
Volume 25 (2022-2023)

 

Interview with Michael Torres

Open. Shut. Open. 
Folio curated by Dylan Olson-Cole, Parker Sprout and Logan Myers

 

Fiction, Poetry, CNF from Ciara Alfaro, Marci Calabretta Cancio-Bello, Ty Chapman, Jose Hernandez Diaz, Michael Hahn, Ernestine Saankalaxt Hayes, Robert Hedin, Davida Kilgora, Kathryn Savage, Shannon Scott, tswb, Sin Yong-Mok, and more

Essay Review by Stan Sanvel Rubin

 

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Cover photograph by
Eugénie Frerichs

Untitled, from the series Scorpio, 2015

 

Connections:

Upcoming W~SR Events:

Annual Publication Reading & Reception

December 2, 2022
7 pm

Kay Fredericks Room
Klas Center, Hamline University

Featured Content:

Water~Stone Review is proud to feature the work of our six Pushcart nominees from our most recent 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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