Monthly Archives: June 2020
A Writer’s Insight: Keija Parssinen
Keija Parssinen’s story, “Rock Wednesday,” appears in the spring 2020 issue of The Southern Review. Here, she discusses drawing inspiration from her family’s history, cross-cultural romance, and the most important magic in the alchemy of fiction. Preety Sidhu: “Rock Wednesday” features a doomed love story that comes to a head against the backdrop of real […]
A Note from the Staff of The Southern Review
The Southern Review opposes the systemic racism, violence, and inequity that devalues the lives of Black Americans. As a journal based in the American South, we are committed to ensuring that our pages reflect the diversity of our home. We pledge to continue working to improve our understanding of racial issues, interrogate our personal biases, […]
Spring 2020 Issue: “More Precious Than Pizza” by Benjamín Naka-Hasebe Kingsley
In gratitude to our readers, The Southern Review is pleased to feature content from our current issue during this challenging time. Each Monday and Thursday, we will feature the work of a contributor from the spring issue. For today’s entry in this series, we share Benjamín Naka-Hasebe Kingsley’s poem, “More Precious Than Pizza,” which you […]
Spring 2020 Issue: “Postcard Sea” by Paula Köhlmeier, translated by Maria Fink
In gratitude to our readers, The Southern Review is pleased to feature content from our current issue during this challenging time. Each Monday and Thursday, we will feature the work of a contributor from the spring issue. For today’s entry in this series, we share Paula Köhlmeier’s story, “Postcard Sea,” as translated from German by […]