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Tissa Hami

49, New Interview by Gabriela Barre

Tissa HamiTissa Hami Gabriela Barre

Tissa Hami is the Founder and Principal of Korsi Consulting. A former investment banker turned stand-up comic turned DEI consultant and trainer, Tissa works with clients across industries on their DEI strategies and goals. Her clients have …

Minor League

49, New Poetry by Christopher Shipman

He’s gorgeous, his brother—looks like Jared Leto.

In front of us the Grasshoppers
making quick work of the Ashville Tourists.
A row behind, Kathy’s friend Shannon—
hotdog in hand, oversized beer between the knees—
hungry for more about my brother.…

Blue Daniel

49, New Essay by Kyla Marshell

He was in his early forties, married, with the blackest hair I’d ever seen on a white man, dusted with dandruff he was either trying to get rid of or felt no particular way about. As I stood across Eighth …

Fell & Spectacle

49, New Poetry by V. Batyko

FELL

In August, the summer grew hips. We dipped
our tongues into scoops of ice cream round as
the moon. You dug up a dead tree in the garden
to make room for new growth. The deeper you dug,
the …

Shahrzad Changalvaee

49, New Interview by Diana Valenzuela

Shahrzad ChangalvaeeNaz Riahi Diana Valenzuela

Shahrzad Changalvaee‘s practice responds to sculpture in a vast field of media, including
installation, video, photography, text, performance as well as activism.
Through summoning, truncating, recalling and tokening, She makes works in a variety of
time-based …

Murky Waters Rising

49, New Essay by Elizabeth Rogers

Prelude: “The Fox and The Hummingbird”

          In the backyard of my grandmother’s house, there was a fox that lived in a ditch. Darting across the edge of the forest between the Vermillion River and the house, the cousins competed to …

Shadow Family

49, New Essay by Kirie Pedersen

          We were the fun family. All the kids wanted to play at our house. Working class and artist poor, we always found room for guests. Most weekends, using battered equipment, we hiked, camped, swam, or cross-country skied. We shared library …

Headcase!

49, New Poetry by Sarah Cavar

by which I mean, suitcase, by which I mean
my father, who is like a pancake
or a sugarless plane ticket:
Flat, such that the boarding
of him’s near-natural, all neutral,
shirt falling unheeded from neck to nip to
slender …

The Bridge Kids

49, New Fiction by Brandon Haffner

          Salamander kneels in the mud puddle. Both knees caked now in the cold mess but he closes his eyes and smiles that big-ass smile. Master Jam’s yellow bat taps each of his shoulders and Salamander says, “I will never betray …

Issue 48: Spring / Summer 2022

New Issue by New Orleans Review

Contributors: Breanna Henry, Charlie Coulter, Melanie Hucklebridge, Allison Field Bell, Roy Kesey, Frances Ogamba, Kaylie Saidin, Morgan Eklund, Shelby Clark, P. Hodges Adams, Brian Cyzyk, Brandi George, Supritha Rajan, Oksana Maksymchuk, Susan Meyers, Danielle Shorr
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Call for Submissions: Special Issue on Iran

Call for submissions by Iranian women (trans & non-binary inclusive) writers. Learn more and submit your work here.

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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