The Georgia Review

In Memoriam: Toni Morrison by Jessie LaFrance Dunbar, Khadijah Queen, & Barbara McCaskill Because of This Woman, I Plant Marigolds
As a child I wanted to know why God put me in this body that repelled so many people on sight. Why people felt at liberty to pick me apart and wipe off their filth with the pieces of me. . . .
The Gay Horizon by Alicia Mountain
The first twenty minutes in line outside the bathhouse sound like thunder. The Broncos have just played—maybe won—at Mile High Stadium, and if it weren’t for a block of four-story apartment buildings we ’d be looking down on the city from the Highlands. . . .
Two Goats by Erik Raschke
There was a story in the village of Bjni that went like this: When Armenia declared its independence from the Soviet Union, there were two types of people—Armenian A, . . .
Lyric Up the Hills: Postcard Poems from Hong Kong by The Bauhinia Project
Before they took Hong Kong in the nineteenth century, the British described it as a “barren rock with hardly a house upon it.” Now it is a place of tremendous height and stone, . . .