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Vol. 36, No. 1 & 2
Summer/Fall 2019
SPECIAL FEATURE:
The Lonely Isalnds: Attu and Kiska
Essay by Nancy Lord
Photographs by Irene Owsley
STORIES: 12 Short Stories
ESSAYS: Three Personal Essays
POEMS: A Collection of Poems by 26 Poets
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Brava! AQR contributor Eliese Colette Goldbach. Her compelling memoir, “Rust" (Flatiron Books/Macmillan), will be in bookstores on March 3. It's an "affecting, unblinking portrait of working-class life" (Kirkus Reviews) focusing on her experiences in her rural Ohio hometown and working in a steel mill. AQR published Eliese's courageous essay "White Horse" (AQR Vol. 33 1-2) about her rape on a Christian college campus in rural Ohio and its aftermath. It was reprinted in The Best American Essays and widely cited.
Congratulations to AQR poetry contributor Heather Treseler. Her chapbook, "Parturition," was chosen for the Munster Literature Centre's 2019 Chapbook Prize. It will be launched at the 2020 Cork International Poetry Festival in Ireland on March 28 and distribution in the U.S. will follow.
2020: Happy New Year wishes from AQR for a year of joy and inspiration!
