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Laika

41, Fiction by Sara Batkie

Babette came to the home the same week we got a television. They arrived three days apart, both dropped unceremoniously at the front door. Madame Durance never bothered much with the girls but was very put out by the lack …

Pulse, My Electric Heart

41, Fiction by Emil Ostrovski

Sometimes, they speak of little ones. They do it with words and awkward silences, clasped hands, smiles and twitches, sidelong glances and mating calls: “Hey, babe. I’m winded, because you just took my breath away.” I stoop to pick up …

This Side Up

41, Poetry by Paige Lewis

A Black Hole Moved Into the Neighborhood

41, Poetry by Taylor Gorman

Dear Gravity,

41, Poetry by Danielle Mitchell

Bond

41, Fiction by Michael George

As with any illegal drug, Bond came to me through a friend, my officemate at the graphic design firm where I produced diagrams for mathematics textbooks. Larry was a compact, cherub-faced man with an inappropriate mane of long, thinning blond …

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Call for Submissions: Special Issue on Iran

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New Orleans Review is delighted to announce the publication of its first book, Interviews from the Edge: 50 Years of Conversations about Writing and Resistance
(Bloomsbury 2019).

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