Contributor Reads
Enjoy their work in the Lost & Found issue, and seek out their full-length collections:
From Christian Anton Gerard, Holdfast
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Lamar York Prizes for Fiction and Nonfiction
Kevin Wilson is judging in fiction, and Adriana Páramo is judging in [read more]
Intern Intrigue
Cheers to our newest and fabulous intern!
Name: Fariha Hossain
Age: 20, but my wire-rimmed glasses whisper, “Granny,” while my singing, light-up toothbrush giggles, “Baby”
Major: English and Philosophy (the [read more]
Classroom Adoption
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- Students and instructors become first scholars on new work
- Special-focus issues pair with research themes
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Contributor Reads
From Chaya Bhuvaneswar, White Dancing Elephants:
Chaya Bhuvaneswar’s debut collection maps with great assurance the intricate outer reaches of the human [read more]
Inspiration from Richard Dokey
THE EMPTY PAGE
A Japanese writer, whose name I cannot recall, killed himself. He left a note. The note said, “I did this because I could no longer stand [read more]
Contributor Reads
More books by contributors from our current issue, 38.1!
From Jessica Cuello, Hunt:
Winner of The Washington Prize.
Jessica Cuello’s Hunt is a [read more]
TCR Guest Author Series featuring Julia Franks
Book Title: Over the Plain Houses (Hub City Press, 2016)
Dates, Times, & Locations:
Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2018; 11:30 a.m.; SH-1500 (Classrooms Building) Perimeter College’s Decatur Campus
Thursday, Oct. 4, [read more]
The 2018 TCR Writers' Studio
The Chattahoochee Review Writers’ Studio takes place on Friday, Sept. 21, 2018, from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on the 4th floor of the JCLRC (CL) Building; Room CL-4100 on [read more]
TCR at the 2018 AJC-Decatur Book Festival
Spend a portion of the Labor Day Weekend with The Chattahoochee Review (TCR) at the annual AJC-Decatur Book Festival (AJC-DBF). This year marks the 13th running of [read more]
Contributor Reads
From two Neighbors issue contributors, two exciting new books of poetry!
Mamasafari
Andrea Jurjević is a poet and translator from Rijeka, Croatia. [read more]
Contributor Spotlight: Terry Ann Thaxton
Terry Ann Thaxton’s “How My Body Was Made,” an elegiac model of how an essay can function as both visceral and emblematic, appears in our current issue,
