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The July/Aug 2021 issue of the Kenyon Review features stories by Betsy Boyd, Suzie Eckl, Perry Lopez, Kelsey Norris, and Márcia Tiburi (translated by Carolyne Wright); an essay by Austyn Gaffney; and poems by Christopher... See More
The Mar/Apr Kenyon Review features a special prose section, "The Unexpected," guest-edited by Jaquira Díaz, author of the widely praised memoir Ordinary Girls and a recent KR Fellow in Prose. The pieces in the section all... See More
This year's edition of "Nature's Nature" includes twenty-nine new works by eighteen poets, selected by Poetry Editor David Baker. "I am encouraged when one more poet adds her notes of alarm to the claxon of communal... See More
The latest issue of the Kenyon Review is out, offering an extraordinary range of voices. The new issue offers a special fiction section, "Temporary and Ongoing," gathered by guest editor Angie Cruz. Featured authors include... See More
The Sept/Oct issue of the Kenyon Review features a special poetry section, "All of This Is True," guest-edited by Reginald Dwayne Betts, whose own poetry, a memoir, and essays explore the world of prison and the effects of... See More
The latest issue of the Kenyon Review -- the final issue compiled by editor emeritus, David H. Lynn -- features work by writers whom Lynn came to know and admire during his transformative twenty-six-year tenure. Regular... See More
The Jan/Feb 2021 issue of the Kenyon Review is available now. This issue marks the beginning of Nicole Terez Dutton's editorial stewardship of the renowned journal. Some of the many pleasures to be found include stories by... See More
In addition to the 2020 Short Nonfiction Contest winners, Miriam Grossman, Mary O. Parker, and Stella Li, the Mar/Apr Kenyon Review includes "Nature's Nature," our seventh annual special poetry section centered on "nature... See More
The May/June 2021 issue of the Kenyon Review features stories by María José Candela, Gina Chung, Maureen Langloss, and Katherine Sharpe; essays by Sophie Beck, Jonathan Gleason, and Amit Majmudar; and poems by Hussain... See More
Two special features grace the Jan/Feb 2020 issue of the Kenyon Review. The new issue offers a special poetry section, "Of Today," gathered by guest editor Solmaz Sharif. The nine poets featured here (Ari Banias, Daniel... See More
The Sept/Oct 2021 issue of the Kenyon Review features the winners of the 2021 Patricia Grodd Poetry Prize for Young Writers; stories by Heather Bourbeau, Catherine Carberry, Marcela Fuentes, and Bess Winter; an essay by... See More
The Nov/Dec 2021 issue of the Kenyon Review features the winners of our 2021 Short Nonfiction Contest: Brigitte Leschhorn Arrocha, Christian Butterfield, and dm armstrong; stories by Bennett Sims, Morgan Thomas, Robert... See More
The Jan/Feb 2022 issue of the Kenyon Review features the winners of our 2021 Short Fiction Contest: Ted Mathys, Sam Zafris, Rachel L. Robbins, and Malavika Shetty; stories by Vanessa Chan, Lan Samantha Chang, Drew Johnson... See More
The Mar/Apr 2022 issue is all about work, featuring poetry, fiction, and essays about jobs and labor (physical, intellectual, and emotional). As Editor Nicole Terez Dutton writes: "... the pieces in this issue consider the... See More
The May/June 2022 issue of the Kenyon Review features the annual "Nature's Nature" poetry portfolio selected by former KR poetry editor David Baker, with work by Elizabeth Arnold, Marilyn Chin, Linda Gregerson, Brenda... See More
The July/Aug 2022 issue features a folio called "Angry Mamas," guest edited by Emily Raboteau, with essays, stories, and poems discussing the climate crisis and environmental justice through the lens of motherhood. The folio... See More
The Sept/Oct 2022 issue includes fiction by Drew Calvert, Thomas Israel Hopkins, Sena Moon, Matthew Neill Null, Adam Wilson, and Sophia Emmons-Bell; poetry by Lillian-Yvonne Bertram, Laura Cresté, Jenny George, JP Grasser... See More
"She sighed, and he understood. The American in A?ri buying a pregnancy test. The rumors that would spread." Joshua Idaszak's "May It Come Easy," set in eastern Turkey and involving a young American teacher, his Muslim... See More
The May/June 2017 issue of the Kenyon Review includes the third annual "Nature's Nature" special feature edited by David Baker, KR Poetry editor. Authors in this issue include: Kazim Ali, Rae Armantrout, Beth Bachmann, Ellen... See More
This issue features fiction by Charles Johnson, Alix Ohlin, Elizabeth Wetmore, and Kevin Wilson; poetry by Rae Armantrout, Christopher Childers, Marilyn Hacker, Albert Goldbarth, Lawrence Joseph, Derek Mong, Eric Pankey... See More
The Sept/Oct 2017 issue of the Kenyon Review features a special section on the Hybrid Lyric, with an introduction by David Baker and poems by Meghan O'Rourke, Michael Collier, and Gabrielle Calvocoressi; plus fiction by T.C... See More
The Nov/Dec issue of the Kenyon Review is full of discoveries. Of particular note: "Cowboys & Aliens," by Kevin Young, an excerpt from his forthcoming book about the great American tradition of the hoax. This issue also... See More
The Jan/Feb 2018 issue of the Kenyon Review features a special section called "Generation Zero: New Cuban Poetry," introducing English-language readers to eleven younger poets who transcend the preconceptions and platitudes... See More
The Mar/Apr 2018 issue of the Kenyon Review includes fiction, poetry, drama, nonfiction, and a review. Authors include Tommye Blount, Marianne Boruch, Claire Boyles, David Butler, Stephen Dunn, Jonathan Farmer, Terrance... See More
The May/June 2018 issue of the Kenyon Review includes the fourth annual "Nature's Nature" special feature edited by David Baker, KR Poetry editor. Authors in this issue include: Dilruba Ahmed, Reginald Dwayne Betts, Jill... See More
The latest issue of the Kenyon Review is out, offering an extraordinary range of voices. The poets featured in this issue include Victoria Chang, with her haunting, evocative "Obit," and Natalie Scenters-Zapico, whose... See More
Literature & FictionThe Spring 2011 issue of KR features fiction by Kelly Cherry, Seth Fried, Theodore Wheeler, Alexei Bayer, A.R. Rea, Robert Yune, and Hasanthika Sirisena; an essay by Andrew Hudgins; poetry by Roger Desy, Katherine Larson... See More
The Nov/Dec 2018 issue of the Kenyon Review includes a special feature "Getting and Spending" compiled by poetry editor David Baker and the winners of the 2018 Patricia Grodd Poetry Prize for Young Writers. Authors in this... See More
Topping the table of contents in the new issue of the Kenyon Review is "Dientes for Dentures," by Laura Roque, winner of our 2018 Short Fiction Contest. The runner-up stories also appear in our Jan/Feb issue, along with new... See More
The Mar/Apr 2019 issue of the Kenyon Review features fiction by Segun Afolabi, Elizabeth Brinsfield, Eric Gansworth, Tom Noyes, Courtney Sender, and a translation of Anzhelina Polonskaya by Andrew Wachtel, an essay by... See More