Author: Four Way Review
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ISSUE 35
POETRY Sorrow by Megan Pinto Theodor Adorno in Los Angeles, 1941 by Grace Alvino Brusque Recital by Christopher Brean Murray I am the grass of the wind alley by Sarah Riggs Self-Portrait as It Sinks In by Kenton K. Yee Three poems by Winshen Liu Two poems by Luisa A. Igloria Opposite of Hallelujah by…
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ISSUE 33
POETRY FLEVATO by Richard Siken PARIS by Elly Bookman THE BABIES by Dara Yen Elerath YESTERDAY AUSTIN TOLD ME TWO SWANS by Arro Mandell PASSTHROUGH by Haley Lee GOLD by Kunjana Parashar BLUE PERIOD by James O’Leary THE YEAR YOU DIED by Vasvi Kejriwal TWO POEMS by Alexa Luborsky TWO POEMS by Caroline Richards TWO POEMS by Corinna Rosendahl FICTION RUN…
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SEPTEMBER MONTHLY: Interview with Jessica E. Johnson
We’re excited to share a new series of interviews exploring craft. In these conversations, we’ve asked writers to take us behind the scenes of their finished works, showing us the process behind the poem, the scene, and the story. First is our conversation with Jessica E. Johnson, on her memoir Mettlework: A Mining Daughter on…
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JUNE MONTHLY: In Solidarity with the Palestinian People
Nearly a year after the October 7 Hamas terrorist attack and Israel’s subsequent escalation of a decades-long project of state-sponsored genocide of the Palestinian people, Gaza continues to face deadly bombings and attacks from Israel. According to Gaza’s Health Ministry, the death toll of Palestinians is in the tens of thousands, with no sign of…
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ISSUE 19
POETRY COMMENCEMENT SPEECH, DELIVERED TO A HERD OF WALRUS CALVES by Matthew Olzmann TWO POEMS by Melissa Crowe TWO POEMS by Ariel Francisco BALIKBAYAN FILLED WITH THEORY by Dujie Tahat TWO POEMS by Keetje Kuipers IF YOU ARE READING THIS by James Hoch SIX ECCLESIASTICAL LOVE SONGS by C.T. Salazar A POEM WHERE GOD IS A PARABLE by Jay Kophy VENUS DE…
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STAFF ANNOUNCEMENT!
As we approach the end of the year, we want to thank our writers for entrusting their work with us and our readers for helping us celebrate and recognize so many wonderful voices. In addition, 2019 has brought new changes to Four Way Review. David Lerner Schwartz will be serving as the new Fiction Editor…
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TENNESSEE QUARTO
Our staff is located around the world and we pride ourselves on publishing writers representing a variety of voices and hometowns. However, as of September, three of our staff members now live in Tennessee. We saw an opportunity for a Quarto to focus on writers from the Volunteer State. Enjoy! “MY DADDIES HAVE VOICES LIKE BACHELORS,…
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Best of the Net 2018 Nominations
POETRY: “FMK” by Amorak Huey (issue 12) “Me Too” by Alyssa Beckitt (issue 13) “Beauty” by Kyle Dargan (issue 12) “As Fog Rolls In, Night Finds Its Footing” by Luther Hughes (issue 13) “Things That Fold” by Karisma Price (issue 13) “Resolution to Recover Lost Things” by Ellen C. Bush (issue 12) FICTION:…
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Issue 13
POETRY TWO POEMS by Kerrin McCaddenAMERICAN LOVE SONG: OMAHA NEBRASKA by Brionne Janae LAUGHTER IS CLOSE by David Rivard THREE POEMS by Alyssa Beckitt THREE POEMS by Jessica Hincapie THINGS THAT FOLD by Karisma Price SUMMONS by Jess Smith TO MY CHILD BEFORE SHE ARRIVES by Brian Simoneau LAMENT FOR SOME OTHER SAIGON by…
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QUARTO: Tribute to Claire Kageyama-Ramakrishnan
_________________________________________ Saturday Morning: Remembering Claire Kageyama-Ramakrishnan by Addrienne Su “This is How I Remember Her” by Blas Falconer CASTRATO _________________________________________