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The Georgia Review’s Summer 2026 issue is now available, with new writing from Reginald McKnight, Anna Journey, Knar Gavin, Afsheen Farhadi, and many more, along with new translations of Zordun Sabir and Sylvie Kandé, and an adapted excerpt from Kristal Brent Zook’s new book Tulsa Speaks: A City Council, Reparations, and Race in America Today. The issue also includes a folio of artwork by Isabel Theselius with an essay by Carolina Söderholm.
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From Motherland, translated from the Uyghur by Munawwar Abdulla
Special Feature
From Motherland, translated from the Uyghur by Munawwar Abdulla
Elegy for Norman Dubie; Dog; & Problems in Medical Practice
Poetry
Elegy for Norman Dubie; Dog; & Problems in Medical Practice
I Tend to Think Love Should Feel Like ’90s R&B
Poetry






