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Devotions in Light and Shadow

Devotions in Light and Shadow

By Nadezda Nikolova
on My Lesbian Novel by Renee Gladman

on My Lesbian Novel by Renee Gladman

By Tope Folarin
Tripas Wins the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry

Tripas Wins the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry

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Summer 2025

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The Georgia Review’s Summer 2025 issue is now available, with new writing from Myronn Hardy, Erin Slaughter, Jess X Snow, Chris Crowder, Orlando Ricardo Menes, and many more, along with new translations of Kazakhstani novelist Ainur Karim and Yemeni poet Hafsah Mujalli, a work of experimental theater by Asher Hartman, and a folio of photograms by Nadezda Nikolova. The issue also includes the latest offering from Georgia Review Critic-at-Large Tope Folarin.

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Unforgettable People

Unforgettable People

By Sam McPhee
Blessed with Switch (with an introduction by Martin Harries)

Blessed with Switch (with an introduction by Martin Harries)

By Asher Hartman
First Baiga, translated from the Russian by Slava Faybysh

First Baiga, translated from the Russian by Slava Faybysh

By Ainur Karim
Name, Image, and Likeness; Autofiction; & Louisville Sluggers

Name, Image, and Likeness; Autofiction; & Louisville Sluggers

By Chris Crowder
I Saw Robert Hayden Plain

I Saw Robert Hayden Plain

By Michael Collier
Fog; Voices in the Night Forest; & Date Palms Upriver, translated from t...

Fog; Voices in the Night Forest; & Date Palms Upriver, translated from t...

By Saadi Youssef
Survival Meal: A One Woman Show

Survival Meal: A One Woman Show

By Azaria Brown
Before the Onslaught & Steppingstones

Before the Onslaught & Steppingstones

By janan alexandra

Features

Unforgettable People

Unforgettable People

By Sam McPhee
Blessed with Switch (with an introduction by Martin Harries)

Blessed with Switch (with an introduction by Martin Harries)

By Asher Hartman
First Baiga, translated from the Russian by Slava Faybysh

First Baiga, translated from the Russian by Slava Faybysh

By Ainur Karim
Name, Image, and Likeness; Autofiction; & Louisville Sluggers

Name, Image, and Likeness; Autofiction; & Louisville Sluggers

By Chris Crowder
I Saw Robert Hayden Plain

I Saw Robert Hayden Plain

By Michael Collier
Fog; Voices in the Night Forest; & Date Palms Upriver, translated from t...

Fog; Voices in the Night Forest; & Date Palms Upriver, translated from t...

By Saadi Youssef
Survival Meal: A One Woman Show

Survival Meal: A One Woman Show

By Azaria Brown
Before the Onslaught & Steppingstones

Before the Onslaught & Steppingstones

By janan alexandra

Art

Devotions in Light and Shadow

Devotions in Light and Shadow

By Nadezda Nikolova
Soft Machines, Tough Love

Soft Machines, Tough Love

By Victoria Dugger
Portraits from Another New South

Portraits from Another New South

By Tommy Kha
Fission or, Eclipse  (with an introduction by Katie Geha)

Fission or, Eclipse  (with an introduction by Katie Geha)

By Rose Salane
The Space Between Things

The Space Between Things

By Garry Noland
Architecture and Song

Architecture and Song

By Hasani Sahlehe
Just Is

Just Is

By Antonio Darden
This Is the House that Cotton Built (fold-out insert)

This Is the House that Cotton Built (fold-out insert)

By Guncotton
Microchimerism

Microchimerism

By Janelle Iglesias Lisa Iglesias
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Reviews

on Fog and Smoke by Katie Peterson

on Fog and Smoke by Katie Peterson

By Ben Rutherfurd
on Toshiko Takaezu: Shaping Abstraction

on Toshiko Takaezu: Shaping Abstraction

By Eva Recinos
on Dark Souvenirs by John Amen

on Dark Souvenirs by John Amen

By Bruce Bond
William Wells Brown: The Modern World from the Standpoint of Its Victims (on Ezra...

William Wells Brown: The Modern World from the Standpoint of Its Victims (on Ezra...

By Ian Litwin
on My Lesbian Novel by Renee Gladman

on My Lesbian Novel by Renee Gladman

By Tope Folarin
on Tongueless by Lau Yee-Wa, translated by Jennifer Feeley

on Tongueless by Lau Yee-Wa, translated by Jennifer Feeley

By Aila Hoss
on Death Styles by Joyelle McSweeney

on Death Styles by Joyelle McSweeney

By Amish Trivedi
on Life on Earth: Art & Ecofeminism

on Life on Earth: Art & Ecofeminism

By Theo Meranze
on A Mother Is an Intellectual Thing by Kimberly Grey

on A Mother Is an Intellectual Thing by Kimberly Grey

By Emily Pérez
on Black Meme: A History of the Images that Make Us by Legacy Russell

on Black Meme: A History of the Images that Make Us by Legacy Russell

By Tope Folarin
on Artificial: A Love Story by Amy Kurzweil

on Artificial: A Love Story by Amy Kurzweil

By Hannah Baker Saltmarsh
on Mid/South Sonnets, edited by C. T. Salazar and Casie Dodd

on Mid/South Sonnets, edited by C. T. Salazar and Casie Dodd

By Lucien Darjeun Meadows
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Reviews

on Fog and Smoke by Katie Peterson

on Fog and Smoke by Katie Peterson

By Ben Rutherfurd
on Toshiko Takaezu: Shaping Abstraction

on Toshiko Takaezu: Shaping Abstraction

By Eva Recinos
on Dark Souvenirs by John Amen

on Dark Souvenirs by John Amen

By Bruce Bond
William Wells Brown: The Modern World from the Standpoint of Its...

William Wells Brown: The Modern World from the Standpoint of Its...

By Ian Litwin
on My Lesbian Novel by Renee Gladman

on My Lesbian Novel by Renee Gladman

By Tope Folarin
on Tongueless by Lau Yee-Wa, translated by Jennifer Feeley

on Tongueless by Lau Yee-Wa, translated by Jennifer Feeley

By Aila Hoss
on Death Styles by Joyelle McSweeney

on Death Styles by Joyelle McSweeney

By Amish Trivedi
on Life on Earth: Art & Ecofeminism

on Life on Earth: Art & Ecofeminism

By Theo Meranze
on A Mother Is an Intellectual Thing by Kimberly Grey

on A Mother Is an Intellectual Thing by Kimberly Grey

By Emily Pérez
on Black Meme: A History of the Images that Make Us...

on Black Meme: A History of the Images that Make Us...

By Tope Folarin
on Artificial: A Love Story by Amy Kurzweil

on Artificial: A Love Story by Amy Kurzweil

By Hannah Baker Saltmarsh
on Mid/South Sonnets, edited by C. T. Salazar and Casie Dodd

on Mid/South Sonnets, edited by C. T. Salazar and Casie Dodd

By Lucien Darjeun Meadows
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News

Allegra Hyde Selects Winner of the 2025 Georgia Review Prose Prize

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The Georgia Review to Receive $12,500 Award from the National Endowment for the Arts

Cole Swensen Selects the Winner of the 2024 Loraine Williams Poetry Prize

Spring Letter to our Readers

Tripas Wins the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry

Judge Danielle Evans Selects the Winner of The Georgia Review Prose Prize

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