Dispatches

This edition of The Missouri Review Soundbooth Podcast features a conversation with Kellan Hayley Marvin, a documentary journalism student at the University of Missouri. Kellan sits down to discuss her upcoming…    read more

Allison Pitinii Davis’s collection Line Study of  Motel Clerk launches this month. Poems from the collection previously appeared in TMR 39:1. Recently TMR senior advisor and graduate student Bailey Boyd…    read more

Featured this week on The Missouri Review Soundbooth Podcast is Nathan Wright, a student at the University of Missouri majoring in film. His most recent short-film, Death Deferred, debuted at the…    read more

This week The Missouri Review offers an interview with director and actor Erica Fae. We interviewed her after her film, To Keep the Light, showed at the Citizen Jane Film Festival in…    read more

This week on The Missouri Review Soundbooth Podcast we’re featuring filmmaker Amanda Pflieger. Amanda Pflieger is a Chicago-based film producer who worked on Animals in 2014, and more recently on The…    read more

This week on The Missouri Review Soundbooth Podcast, as part of our podcast series covering the Citizen Jane Film Festival, we had the opportunity to speak with Cara Greene Epstein, executive…    read more

This week on The Missouri Review Soundbooth Podcast we chat with independent writer/radio producer Scott Carrier. His written work has appeared in Harper’s, Rolling Stone, GQ, Esquire, and Mother Jones.…    read more

Genre Convention is the Missouri Review’s new blog series exploring literary genres and subgenres, written by those who love or loathe them. Upcoming entries will include apocalyptic fictions, locked room…    read more

Today, The Missouri Review presents the ninth installment of its Summer Reading series, designed to provide recommendations for summer reads from authors and Missouri Review staff members.  This week’s installment…    read more

Today, the Missouri Review presents the seventh installment of the Summer Reading series, designed to provide recommendations for summer reads from authors and Missouri Review staff members.  This installment is…    read more