Issue: Spring - 2021
Issue: Spring - 2021
Venture out into the world again with the spring
issue of The Southern Review. Take
a trip with Hiroko Oyamada as she encounters the uncanny in the markets of
Seoul, or relive the travails
of California Youth Soccer with Rose Whitmore. Adeniyi Ademoroti explores
Nigerian nightlife through the eyes of a young father, while Jeremy Radin
contemplates a happy life of solitude without kids (but with pie) in a new poem.
Along with poetry by Danusha Laméris, Kevin Prufer, Lisa Ampleman, Bob Hicok,
and Ae Hee Lee, this issue features the photography of Eiji Ohashi, whose pictures
of vending machines shining in remote and unusual places highlights the far reach
of civilization, and, perhaps, the humanity of machines.
Eiji Ohashi
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Strange Times; Backyard Ball (Poetry - page 167)
Roadkill Finds between Shifts at the Pub (Poetry - page 178)
Tongue and Brain (Poetry - page 180)
Extended Metaphor for Bad Government (Poetry - page 182)
April 2020, New Orleans (Poetry - page 189)
Midden (Poetry - page 190)
Leg (Poetry - page 192)
Arion and the Golden Bridge (Poetry - page 194)
Concentrate and Ask Again (Poetry - page 218)
Our toxic relationship; My mind from wandering where it will go (Poetry - page 220)
Notes for a Eulogy (Poetry - page 223)
Lincoln Elementary School (Poetry - page 224)
3; 62 (Poetry - page 236)
Remains (Poetry - page 270)
House of Pies (Poetry - page 272)
Self-Portrait with Achilles (Poetry - page 289)
Mrs. Janecek, Inventor of the Telephone (Poetry - page 290)
Science Fiction (Poetry - page 292)
Abishag in the City (Poetry - page 294)
Upon Practicing a Second Language (Poetry - page 303)
Letter to an Evolutionary Zoologist (Poetry - page 304)
Poem Beginning with a Line by Hopkins; Heat Lightning (Poetry - page 305)
After Sliced Bananas, after Bath Time (Poetry - page 333)
Mimicry (Poetry - page 334)
Late Morning; At Chuang Yen Monastery (Poetry - page 336)
Bernice, Rogers Park, 1957 (Fiction - page 184)
Unnie (Fiction - page 196)
Velvet (Fiction - page 253)
The Working-Class Brass Band (Fiction - page 274)
Mama, Mama (Fiction - page 308)
Six Enumerated Complications of Gravity (Fiction - page 324)
Gate Four (Nonfiction - page 226)
The Coach’s Daughter (Nonfiction - page 296)
Crossword: Nosferatu Can’t Dance; Acrostic (Puzzles - page 266)
