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This week, we are delighted to share with you our Miller Prize-winning project in the Audio Documentary cateogry: “How to Make an American Pi Quilt” by Stephen Ornes.”  The Miller…    read more

Timely and fresh, Amanda Baldeneaux’s Editor’s Prize winner—her first published work— is one of those eerie fiction stories that rhymes with reality. “Hydrolic fracturing, or ‘fracking,’ is endemic in Colorado,”…    read more

Kimberly Kruge is the author of Ordinary Chaos (Carnegie Mellon University Press, 2019) and High-Land Sub-Tropic (Center for Book Arts, 2017; in translation: Impronta, 2019). Her work has appeared in…    read more

This week’s Poem of the Week is “The Body of the Guru” by Brooke Sahni! Brooke Sahni is a native of Cleveland, Ohio but has been living in the Southwest…    read more

BLAST, TMR‘s new online-only prose “anthology,” features fiction and nonfiction too lively to be confined between the covers of a journal. In our most recent selection, Michael Cohen asks, “Why do…    read more

This week’s Poem of the Week is “9”, an excerpt from Michelle Collotta’s new set of poems. Michelle Collotta is a writer and editor living and working in Brooklyn, N.Y.…    read more

This week’s Poem of the Week is “Alecto” by Maya Phillips! Maya Phillips was born and raised in New York. Maya received her BFA in writing, literature, and publishing with…    read more

Instagram, mom blogs, and the theme of the artist’s relationship to her art come together in Bradley Bazzle’s funny, strange fiction from TMR 41:4 (winter 2018).  Bazzle says of his…    read more

Bradley Bazzle is the talented author of Trash Mountain, as well as our featured short story “Relatable Influence.” You can read the story here. This past week, we were able…    read more

  On behalf of our final judge, Cher Vincent, we are pleased to announce the winner and runner-up in each category: DOCUMENTARY Winner: “How to Make an American Pi Quilt,”…    read more

BLAST, TMR‘s new online-only prose “anthology,” features fiction and nonfiction too lively to be confined between the covers of a journal. Our second selection, new nonfiction by Ron Tanner, speculates…    read more

This week we present “Master Tremor” by Glenn Shaheen! Glenn Shaheen is the author of four books, most recently the flash fiction collection Carnivalia (Gold Wake Press, 2018).   MASTER…    read more

This week we are delighted to present “Grace,” a new poem by Orlando Ricardo Menes. Orlando Ricardo Menes is a Cuban-American poet, translator, editor and fiction writer who teaches in…    read more

This week we are delighted to present “Contrapuntal with Gladys Knight and Infidelity,” a new poem by Ashley M. Jones. Ashley M. Jones is a poet, organizer, and educator from…    read more

Nostalgia and science converge in Gulchin A. Ergun’s “Afternoon with a Corpse,” her memoir about learning anatomy on a cadaver in an anatomy lab.  The essay begins with a question:…    read more

This week’s Poem of the Week is “Prom Queen(s)” by Alicia Elkort and Jennifer Givhan! Alicia Elkort’s poetry has appeared in AGNI, Black Lawrence Press, Califragile, Georgia Review, Heron Tree,…    read more

Our guest judge this year, Cher Vincent (she/her), is an audio producer based in Chicago. She is currently Lead Audio Producer for One Illinois, a nonprofit news outlet, covering statewide news and producing…    read more

Tyler Keevil’s moving and beautiful essay “Owl” is about the vulnerability of all creatures in the face of both natural and human-caused calamities. It first appeared in Volume 40, number…    read more

This week, we’re thrilled to share with you the second of our Miller Prize-winning audio projects: “Simon Says” by Megan Mack and Thank You Kiss. The Miller Audio Prize is…    read more

Today, we are delighted to share with you “Inheritance” by Mandi Jourdan, one of the winning audio projects from this year’s Miller Audio Contest. The Miller Audio Contest, judged this…    read more

This week’s Poem of the Week is “The Seven Spheres” by David Keplinger! David Keplinger is the author of five books of poetry, most recently Another City (Milkweed Editions, 2018),…    read more

This week’s Poem of the Week is “[Takes time to get to minimalism, years lived through, eau de]” by Diane Seuss. Seuss’s set of poems won Missouri Review‘s 2018 Editors’…    read more