Tag Archives: The Literary Review

New Fiction from Stephen O’Connor

Posted on June 26, 2013 by Minna

“THERE’S A GHOST in this house,” says Monica.
“Stop it,” says Nell, holding her palm up flat.
Just outside the window, beside a low, bare hemlock branch, a ghost is listening.
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READ MORE … because there’s a lot of fiction in politics This week’s READ MORE is the poem, “And Then What America, And Then What?” (from a line by Milton Kessler). It was first published in our Manifest Destiny issue and we chose … Continue reading →

Posted on October 17, 2012 by Minna | Leave a comment

An Italian Writer You Should Read, Part II

Posted on April 2, 2012 by Minna

fiction from the TLR Archive Giulio Mozzi A Happy Life SEVERO WAS A TALL MAN, solidly built, with the large chest and muscular shoulders of a swimmer, the long arms and long, bony fingers. His face wasn’t handsome; it was … Continue reading →

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An Italian Writer You Should Read

Posted on April 1, 2012 by Minna

Read: “Tana” by Giulio Mozzi Translated from Italian by Elizabeth Harris Online now at Words Without Borders Tana Giulio Mozzi The rain began that morning. Tana was coming home from school. Thursday afternoons they had sewing class, and now on … Continue reading →

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Have we been reading your submission for, like, a year?

Posted on February 9, 2012 by Minna

Dear readers and most especially writers, We frequently receive letters from readers responding to our “Read More” email publications—”What a wonderful poem, it made me think of …” “This one, not so much…” “Thank you for sending this!” and “Go … Continue reading →

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