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Aries: “Men With Guns” by Ania Mroczek (Issue 114)—Hanging with hunters and aspiring climate change activists is something the bold, impulsive Aries would admire. They are bound to find the inherent danger of a glove box gun and repeated “NO TRESPASSING” signs appealing. Taurus: “The Phenomenal Funeral Formula” by Caitlin Rae Taylor (Issue 112)—The pragmatic, […]
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This week, to mark the many efforts to connect as well as to unplug during this winter holiday season, we at the GR bring you a themed dive into the stories of Issue 113. While The Greensboro Review does not publish themed issues and remains dedicated to “the best fiction and poetry—regardless of theme, […]
Read More »Happy Pub Day to Greensboro Review contributor A. Van Jordan! When I Waked, I Cried To Dream Again launches today from W.W. Norton. from the Publisher: A dynamic, moving hybrid work that celebrates Black youth, often too fleeting, and examines Black lives lost to police violence. In this astonishing volume of poems and lyric prose, […]
Read More »“It Would Only Be a Picture Book” by Hannah Craig from Issue 113 of The Greensboro Review featured at Verse Daily Poems. Verse Daily is a poetry daily on the worldwide web. By republishing one new poem a day from fine literary magazines and books, Verse Daily promotes poets and their publishers while providing a wealth of excellent poetry […]
Read More »“Focal Point” by Emma DePanis from Issue 113 of The Greensboro Review featured at Verse Daily Poems. Verse Daily is a poetry daily on the worldwide web. By republishing one new poem a day from fine literary magazines and books, Verse Daily promotes poets and their publishers while providing a wealth of excellent poetry to the public free of […]
Read More »Our editorial staff is very pleased to present the 113th edition of The Greensboro Review. In the Editor’s Note for The Greensboro Review’s 113th issue, Terry L. Kennedy describes the importance of community and our shared literary future, writing “It is a testament to the gift of literature that words put down on a blank […]
Read More »“Othello the Moor” by A. Van Jordan from Issue 112 of The Greensboro Review featured at Verse Daily Poems. Verse Daily is a poetry daily on the worldwide web. By republishing one new poem a day from fine literary magazines and books, Verse Daily promotes poets and their publishers while providing a wealth of excellent poetry to the public […]
Read More »“Ariel View of Maze” by Suphil Lee Park from Issue 112 of The Greensboro Review featured at Verse Daily Poems. Verse Daily is a poetry daily on the worldwide web. By republishing one new poem a day from fine literary magazines and books, Verse Daily promotes poets and their publishers while providing a wealth of excellent poetry to the […]
Read More »“Broken Showerhead” by Dom Witten from Issue 112 of The Greensboro Review featured at Verse Daily Poems. Verse Daily is a poetry daily on the worldwide web. By republishing one new poem a day from fine literary magazines and books, Verse Daily promotes poets and their publishers while providing a wealth of excellent poetry to the public free of […]
Read More »“April Prayer” by Todd Davis from Issue 112 of The Greensboro Review featured at Verse Daily Poems. Verse Daily is a poetry daily on the worldwide web. By republishing one new poem a day from fine literary magazines and books, Verse Daily promotes poets and their publishers while providing a wealth of excellent poetry to the public free of […]
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