Monthly Archives: January 2022

Anna Lena Phillips Bell’s poem, “To a Skirt, Somewhat Faded, of Thick Cotton Jersey, Made by J.Crew and Purchased at a Thrift Store” appears in the autumn 2021 issue of The Southern Review. Here, she discusses the wonders of long titles, the slow vanishing of local thrift stores, and finding ways to be at home in […]

As a special treat for our digital subscribers, the winter issue of The Southern Review is out early, in digital-only format! You can order a digital copy in our store here or purchase a digital subscription to get an early peek ahead of the official release for each issue. The winter issue contains new fiction by Lucas Southworth, Ruthvika Rao, […]