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The best in short fiction, poetry, translations, and essays.
Vol. 38, No. 1 & 2 (2015)
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Vol. 38, No. 1 and 2 (2015)
Chariton Review publishes the best in short fiction, poetry, translations, and essays in two issues each year. This international literary journal founded in 1975 by Andrew Grossbardt and edited by Jim Barnes from 1976 to 2010 and now edited by James D’Agostino.
The 2015 spring issue (No. 1) includes Chariton Review Short Fiction Prize winner.
Chariton Review is a breath of fresh variety in the literary world. This issue was particularly heavy on the poetry, featuring multiple works from the same author—a generous offer of page real estate for writers and opportunity for readers to better get to know a particular author.
—Denise Hill, New Pages
An Interview with Alison Moncrief Bromage, author of Daughter, Daedalus
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Volume 39.1, Spring/Summer 2016, The Chariton Review Short Fiction Prize issue
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"The Beginner’s Cow: Memories of a Volga German from Kansas" by Loren Schmidtberger— At the age of seven, Loren Schmidtberger was assigned to a beginner’s cow—the gentlest cow in the herd and the easiest for a child just beginning to milk. As he learned to milk with the help of the cow, he also learned the art of living from the unforgiving reality of the Dust Bowl years tempered by the steadfast resilience of his Volga German community.
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"Wish You Were Here" by Zachary Michael Jack
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"Wish You Were Here" by Zachary Michael Jack. In essays whose settings encompass the diversity of the Heartland—from wooded hills to verdant croplands, from tightly knit small towns to booming suburbs—Jack considers how growing up country helped shape his life and the lives of his ancestors, inviting readers to reflect on the wellspring of connections between place and personality, demographics and destiny, at work in their own lives.
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