NER Interns: Where are they now?

In a new interview, editorial intern Hannah Dorosin talks with former NER intern Patrick D'Arcy about working at social impact organizations, leading fellowship programs, & studying at Oxford University.

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an absolutely dazzling essay. mairead is one of my favorite writers, particularly on art.

ICYMI, Literary Hub featured this essay I wrote (or did “I”?) about a disease whose sufferers believe loved ones to be imposters. Featuring Borges, Magritte, and Plautus, originally published in New England Review. lithub.com/who-are-you-id…

From the poem 'World Bank' by Pimone Triplett (Pimone Triplett), new in our spring issue.

To read the poem in full, order your copy of NER 45.1: bit.ly/NERsubscribenow

'Mirror' is a dazzlingly moody, atmospheric & discomfiting piece of flash fiction from K.R. Mullins.

So much of the world and its pain in this flash piece. 'Mirror' by K.R. Mullins

YES K.R. Mullins 👏👏

'You order another drink. As the bartender turns away, you catch sight of yourself in the mirror above the rum. When you think of Jordan, you think of how spectacularly he grew into the nose you gave him...'

Such a fantastic little story.

Loved hearing this at 804 salon months ago. So cool to see it here!

This story is amazing!! It gave me goosebumps when I heard K.R. Mullins read it live and gave me goosebumps reading it again, just now. Do yourself a favor, break your heart a little.

Had the honor of hearing a version of this live at Andrew Bertaina's 804 reading series. So, so glad this stunner by K.R. Mullins will reach a wider audience.

'All your life, you’ve wanted to be a house with enough rooms to protect every soul you love from the damages of the world. . . .'

'Mirror' by K.R. Mullins, one of her two flash fiction stories from our spring issue (45.1), is now available to read online: nereview.com/vol-45-no-1-20…

From the essay 'Peter Piper and the Celtic Viper' by Noah Marcel Sudarsky (noah marcel Sudarsky), new in our spring issue.

To read more, purchase your copy of NER 45.1: bit.ly/NERsubscribenow

Including Acre author Kevin Prufer's #novel SLEEPAWAY! 🎉🎉🎉 press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book…

I enjoyed this essay, Island That Eats People”, and now don’t even dare to try to write of my recent visit to Tangier in the footsteps of Bowles and the Beats.

Just starting on reading New England Review’s Vol. 45.1 and WOW does is start off strong with Daniel Borzutzky’s Was He Free? Was He Happy? I mean WOW New England Review

Welcome the warm weather with eight hot new titles by New England Review contributors, including Michael Krüger, Diane Seuss, Kevin Prufer, Marianne Boruch, and more.

Browse and shop the roundup: sites.middlebury.edu/newenglandrevi…

My poem, “The Red Planet,” from my forthcoming book The Sweating Sickness (Pitt Poetry Series ‘25) is featured at New England Review today! It’s about a fever my son had last winter, parenting at the tail end of the pandemic, & Mars.

The Red Planet nereview.com/vol-45-no-1-20… via New England Review

These lyric essays eventually became a multi-media collaboration w my friend Kyle Peets, a printmaker and sound artist. This 'station' (Lema Sabachthani) was the first to be published. Thx for New England Review for giving it a home: nereview.com/2021/11/17/sta…

YAY ANNIE!!!