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Volume 7, Issue 2 is here!

by Suzanna Anderson Creates

The issue is available here.

The theme is How to Be Antiracist.

The Magnolia Review, Volume 7, Issue 2, published September 2023 with the work of 9 writers and artists. Contributors: Alan Altany, Syeda Eishal, Erica Michaels Hollander, Adam Kotlarczyk, Ann Pedone, Zachary A. Philips, Tom Proverbs-Garbett, David Anthony Sam, and Bill Wolak.

Review: the luxury: 59 untitled nature catastrophe poems by Darren C. Demaree.

For more information on antiracism, please check out The Magnolia Review recommendations below:

How to Be An Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi

White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism by Robin DiAngelo

Black Fatigue: How Racism Erodes the Mind, Body, and Spirit by Mary-Frances Winters

My Grandmother’s Hands: Racialized Trauma and the Pathway to Mending Our Hearts and Bodies

Volume 8 Issue 1 Theme Announced

by Suzanna Anderson Creates

The issue will be available January 2023.

The optional theme is Where Am I? See the Submit tab for details on how to submit. We accept photography, art, comics, creative nonfiction, fiction, flash fiction, experimental work, hybrid work, and poetry.

Volume 7, Issue 1 is here!

by Suzanna Anderson Creates

The issue is available here on Kindle.

Contributors: Olive Ann, Susan P. Blevins, Doug Bolling, Daun Daemon, Syeda Eishal, Amelia Golia, Lilliana Grace,Carol Hamilton, FC Hughes, Lucia Josyl, Yessica Klein, Mari-Carmen Marín, Joan Marley, Emily Patterson, Zachary A. Philips, Michael C. Seeger, Theresa Corbley Siller, Brad Shurmantine, Maximilian Speicher, and Christine Wishnoff.

The Magnolia Review Ink Award: Yessica Klein, (Another) Love Letter To Jules, poetry.

Kristin LaFollette

by Suzanna Anderson Creates

Kristin LaFollette is a writer, artist, and photographer and is the author of the chapbook, Body Parts (GFT Press, 2018). She is a professor at the University of Southern Indiana and serves as the Art Editor at Mud Season Review. You can visit her on Twitter at @k_lafollette03, on her personal website at kristinlafollette.com, or on her photography website at lsphoto1020.wordpress.com. 

Oak + Second series, Volume 6, Issue 2

Interview

Bob McNeil

by Suzanna Anderson Creates

Underground Books presents a new version of Bob McNeil’s collection of poetry, Verses of Realness. This collection, unlike its predecessor, has more thought-provoking poems about the state of the world. And, as an added bonus, the book prominently showcases two of Bob’s startling illustrations. James Browning Kepple, Publisher of Underground Books, wrote: “By going deep inside our own selves, Bob McNeil guides the way to a new and improved view of what our world should be—something real and honest.” Verses of Realness can be purchased for $8.00, plus $4 shipping and handling. For copies of this book, send checks or money orders to Bob McNeil, PO Box 144, Hollis, NY 11423 or to this PayPal account: mcneil_bob@yahoo.com. If you have any questions, email Bob at mcneil_bob@yahoo.com or call him at 917-889-1441.

Think, you are not alone and The Thinker, Volume 6, Issue 1

Volume 6 Issue 2 Theme Announced

by Suzanna Anderson Creates

The issue will be available July 2020.

The optional theme is A Defining Moment. See the Submit tab for details on how to submit. We accept photography, art, comics, creative nonfiction, fiction, flash fiction, experimental work, hybrid work, and poetry.

Volume 5, Issue 2

by Suzanna Anderson Creates


The issue is available here.

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Campus at night by Riku Ylönen

The optional theme is Questions.

Contributors: Bill Abbott, Maya Alexandri, Gary Beck, Adam Levon Brown, Frank De Canio, Kayson Carlin, Satya Dash, Maria Espinosa, Marie Fields, Alexander Garza, Laura Goodman, Kara Goughnour, Jacob Greb, A. Elizabeth Herting, Mark Hudson, Maranda Huffort, Phil Huffy, Caitlin Johnson, Thomas Kearnes, J.D. Kotzman, Michelle Kouzmine, Courtney LeBlanc, Kate Maruyama, John Maurer, Andrew Miller, Keith Moul, Ben Nardolilli, Robert P. Parker, Fabrice Poussin, Nicolas Ridley, Taylor Risinger, John Timothy Robinson, David Rogers, David Anthony Sam, Jessica Seaborn, Margarita Serafimova, David K. Slay, J. Conrad Smith, J.R. Solonche, J.B. Stone, Richard Weaver, Katie Wolf, and Riku Ylönen.

Reviews: The Anatomical Venus by Helen Ivory (Reviewed by Michael Paul Hogan)

Winner of The Magnolia Review Ink Award to be announced!



Riku Ylönen

by Suzanna Anderson Creates

Riku Ylönen is an amateur photographer from Central Finland. He has a Master’s Degree in Philosophy, specialized to language philosophy and semiotics, from Jyväskylä University. Ylönen studied creative writing in Open University of Jyväskylä, and his poems have been published in anthologies. He was also a finalist in the national poetry slam competition, as well as annual competition of Kauhava city “Puukko ja runo” (puukko knife and poetry). Among photographing, drawing and writing, Ylönen is interested in bouldering and collecting bladed weapons.

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Keith Moul

by Suzanna Anderson Creates

Keith Moul is a poet of place, a photographer of the distinction light adds to place. Both his poems and photos are published widely. His photos are digital, striving for high contrast and saturation, which makes his vision colorful (or weak, requiring enhancement).

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