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Vol. 35, No. 1 & 2
Summer/Fall 2018
NOVELLA: Life/Story by Emily Mitchell
STORIES: 11 Short Stories
ESSAY: 3 Personal Essays
POETRY: A Collection of Poems
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Compelling personal essays by Kristi Coulter, Lisa Selin Davis, and Josie Milliken are featured in AQR's Summer & Fall 2018 edition. They are included in a collection of exceptional new work: 3 personal essays, 1 novella, 11 short stories, and the work of 16 poets. Now available in selected bookstores and from aqreview.org. We'll be posting more highlights in the coming weeks.
Marilyn Manolakas's short story "Tornado Season" is her first publication and it's one of a collection of exceptional new works in AQR's Summer & Fall 2018 edition: 11 short stories, 1 novella, 3 personal essays, and the work of 16 poets. Now available in selected bookstores and from aqreview.org. We'll be posting more highlights in the coming weeks. Cover photo by Marion Owen.
Emily Mitchell's novella Life/Story leads AQR's new edition. This engaging and insightful tale of a family man's adventure gone wrong in a reality TV show in the not-too-distant future is one of a collection of exceptional new works: 1 novella, 11 short stories, 3 personal essays, and the work of 16 poets. It's available in selected bookstores and from aqreview.org. We'll be posting more highlights in the coming weeks. Cover photo by Marion Owen.
Emily Mitchell is the author of the novel The Last Summer in the World and more recently Viral: Stories, both published by W. W. Norton. Photo by Britt Olsen Ecker.
