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This week, we are so excited to feature “Going Home: Voices of the Condemned” by Pinckney Benedict and Anthony Nalker, which was selected by 2020 Miller Audio Prize Guest Judge…    read more

This craft essay by Katey Schultz is proof that inspiration doesn’t follow a particular timeline. In her case, a story percolated for over decade before she saw it take shape.…    read more

  In “Wait for Me,” a finalist for the Jeffrey E. Smith Editors’ Prize in fiction, Katey Schultz gives us a sensitive narrator, hurt by a rupture in his family,…    read more

This week’s Poem of the Week is “Elegies for the Living and the Dead” by Heidi Seaborn! Heidi Seaborn is Executive Editor of The Adroit Journal and author of the…    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. In “Hockey Forever, or for as Long as It Lasts,”…    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.  When writer and editor Jeffrey Condran found his novel research…    read more

This week’s Poem of the Week is “My Father Cuts My Hair” by Colin Bailes! Colin Bailes is an MFA candidate at Virginia Commonwealth University, where he serves as the…    read more

Today’s 2020 Miller Audio Prize feature is Rachael Cerrotti’s “End of the World.” Cerrotti’s project was selected by 2020 Miller Audio Guest Judge Alex Sujong Laughlin as the runner-up for…    read more

Read from E.P. Howell’s diaries here: “The Road to California.” What follows is taken from the introduction to that text: Introduction In May of 1849 a company of forty-niners travelers…    read more

This week begins our featuring of the runners-up in each category of the 2020 Miller Audio Prize. We’re so excited to feature Troy Varvel‘s “Complete” today, which was selected by…    read more

This week’s Poem of the Week is “Quid Pro Nil” by Stella Wong! Stella Wong is a poet with degrees from Harvard and the Iowa Writers’ Workshop. Wong’s poems have…    read more