Nearly a year after the October 7 Hamas terrorist attack and Israel’s subsequent escalati...
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JUNE MONTHLY: In Solidarity with the Palestinian Poeple
ECOPOETRY FROM JAPAN with Ryoichi Wago and Rumiko Kora, trans. Judy Halebsky & Ayako Takahashi
TRANSLATOR’S INTRODUCTION by Judy Halebsky THREE POEMS by Rumiko Kora, trans. Judy Halebs...
INTRODUCTION TO KORA RUMIKO & WAGO RYOICHI by Judy Halebsky
THREE POEMS by Rumiko Kora, trans. Judy Halebsky & Ayako Takahashi FIVE POEMS by Ryoichi Wa...
FOUR POEMS by Ryoichi Wago, trans. Judy Halebsky & Ayako Takahashi
Wago, Ryoichi. Since Fukushima. Trans. Judy Halebsky & Ayako Takahashi. Vagabond Press, 202...
THREE POEMS by Rumiko Kora, trans. Judy Halebsky & Ayako Takahashi
Alive, the wind lifts seeds and carries them awayspider eggs hatch and depart on th...
INTERVIEW WITH Ayesha Raees
Ayesha Raees’ fabulist and fable-like chapbook, Coining a Wishing Tower (Platypus Press Broken ...
INTERVIEW WITH MÓNICA GOMERY
Mónica Gomery is a rabbi and a poet based in Philadelphia. Chosen for the 2021 Prairie Schooner...
VERDIGRIS by Mariana Sabino
Four years had passed since I returned to this building, the old city, and the old job. At work...
QUEER NATURE ROUNDTABLE
In 2021, Four Way Review partnered with several other journals and presses to establish the Boo...
INTERVIEW WITH Matthew Olzmann
Matthew Olzmann’s latest collection, Constellation Route, is out now from Alice James. He has p...
ASHES by Nandita Naik
The river Ganga seethes with ashes. We shove our elbows into each other’s sides, muscle our way...
Rajiv Mohabir: FROM “SWAGGERMAN, FLYMOUTH” A DEVIANT TRANSLATION
Introduction by Rajiv Mohabir: The poems that follow are from a forthcoming manuscript. These p...
INTERVIEW WITH K-Ming Chang
I first read K-Ming Chang’s writing in 2018, back when I was Fiction Editor of Nashville Review...
MONTHLY: Chapbook Conversation
The chapbook is a strange and protean form, flickering somewhere between long poem and short bo...
MONTHLY: Fiction Editors Emeritae
GIRLS OF LEAST IMPORTANCE by K.K. Fox K.K. Fox lives in Nashville, Tennessee. Her stories have ...
GIRLS OF LEAST IMPORTANCE by K.K. Fox
It wasn’t like you think. Charlie Todd was one of the most popular candidates going through Rus...
THE LUCKY ONES by Hananah Zaheer
Ever since Abba died, a girl has been living in my mouth. Mostly, she sits on my tongue and wat...
MONTHLY WITH Rosalie Moffett
FOUR POEMS INTERVIEW Rosalie Moffett is the author of Nervous System (Ecco) which was ch...
FOUR POEMS by Rosalie Moffett
READ THE PAIRED INTERVIEW WITH ROSALIE MOFFETT IN SOUND MIND A jet drags its noise ...
INTERVIEW WITH Rosalie Moffett
READ THE POEMS PAIRED WITH THIS INTERVIEW FWR: In my first read of “In Sound Mind”,...
Four Way Writes with Anjanette Delgado
Looking to carve out some time for writing, find new ideas, or learn new ways your writing can ...
INTERVIEW WITH Dilruba Ahmed
Dilruba Ahmed is the writer of Bring Now the Angels (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2020) and ...
QUARTO: Zion by Kate Lister Campbell
This summer, all the kids call themselves Zion. They come on...
QUARTO: Two Poems by J.J. Starr
The Bikini You’re just so darn cute She tugged up the cheeks of my swimsuit shown two sma...
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INTERVIEW WITH Julia Kolchinsky Dasbach
Julia Kolchinsky Dasbach is the author of The Many Names for Mother, selected by Ellen Bass as ...
INTERVIEW WITH Rigoberto Gonzalez
Rigoberto González has written books spanning poetry, young adult literature, children’s litera...
INTERVIEW WITH Diana Khoi Nguyen
A poet and multimedia artist, Diana Khoi Nguyen’s debut collection, Ghost Of (Omnidawn, 2018), ...
INTERVIEW WITH Aimee Nezhukumatathil
Oceanic is the fourth collection of poetry by Aimee Nezhukumatathil (Copper Canyon Press, 2018)...
INTERVIEW WITH Jessie Chaffee
Jessie Chaffee’s debut novel, Florence In Ecstasy (Unnamed Press), was a San Francisco Chr...
INTERVIEW WITH Jaclyn Gilbert
Jaclyn Gilbert’s debut novel, Late Air, is about love, loss, and the art of running. Late Air (...
THE PLUME by Susan Neville
From the outside, the Garden...
QUARTO: Two Poems by Annie Kim
"I want to be a boy, you tell the man who analyzes you. Free of ...
FWR Monthly: September 2015
Meditation frequently asks its practitioners to ground themselves in their bodies through a ser...
FWR Monthly: August 2015
The idea of voice has been hot on my mind lately. I think the ongoing work of folks like Amanda...
FWR Monthly: July 2015
For this installment of our new monthly "mini-issues," I wanted to present a small folio on a g...
FWR Monthly: May 2015
Starting this spring, we'll be sending our subscribers monthly "mini-issues," each one edited b...
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