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This week’s Poem of the Week is “In Which I Dream that I Sing like Lianne La Havas” by Gustav Parker Hibbett. Gustav Parker Hibbett is a Black poet, essayist,…    read more

BLAST, TMR’s online-only prose anthology, features prose too vibrant to be confined between the covers of a print journal. Elizabeth Ball’s “Poverty Hill” is an energetic, chaos-fueled journey into the…    read more

If the weather is too warm for you right now, remember that cooler weather will eventually  be here. In that spirit, we bring you Kermit Frazier’s “Snow.” The essay was…    read more

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, we bring you Ron Tanner’s meditation on kissing, which originally appeared in TMR 32:3.  Ron’s most recent book is his new story collection, Far…    read more

BLAST, TMR’s online-only prose anthology, features fiction and nonfiction too lively to be confined between the covers of a print journal. Suzanne Hodsden’s 2021 Perkoff Prize runner-up story “Snake Oil”…    read more

This week’s Poem of the Week is “newborn” by Heidi Seaborn. Heidi Seaborn is author of [PANK] Poetry Prize winner An Insomniac’s Slumber Party with Marilyn Monroe, the acclaimed debut…    read more

This week’s Poem of the Week is “the honeycomb of street mirrors” by MRB Chelko. MRB Chelko is the author of Manhattations, which was selected by Mary Ruefle for the…    read more

In the following interview, TMR intern Jed Graham talks with Kermit Frazier about his essay “Snow.” In that essay, Frazier delves into his childhood years spent in the Washington, DC,…    read more

This week’s Poem of the Week is “Daybreak” by Mark Smith-Soto. Costa Rican-American Mark Smith-Soto has authored three prize-winning chapbooks and three full-length poetry collections, Our Lives Are Rivers (University…    read more

BLAST, TMR’s online-only prose anthology, features prose too vibrant to be confined between the covers of a print journal. In “On Raking Up the Dead,”  a nonfiction finalist in our…    read more

This week’s Poem of the Week is “To My Insulin Pump” by Rebecca Lindenberg. Rebecca Lindenberg is the author of Love, an Index (McSweeney’s) and The Logan Notebooks (Mountain West…    read more

This week’s Poem of the Week is “William deKooning’s Woman I” by Diane Mehta. Diane Mehta was born in Frankfurt and grew up in Bombay and New Jersey. She was…    read more