Issue: Summer - 2016
Issue: Summer - 2016
In the summer 2016 issue, travel the globe with The Southern Review. Raise a glass of
wine in Yugoslavia with Josip Novakovich, track a jack pine savage with Adam
Schuitema, and float down the Bogue Falaya with Alison Pelegrin. Ceridwen
Dovey’s fiction explores rural South Africa, while Christine Sneed’s story
tours Paris and David St. John’s long poem, “Emanations,” remembers the coast
of California. Other contributions include poems by Louisiana Poet Laureate
Peter Cooley, Tom Sleigh, and Rose McLarney, and fiction by Jill McCorkle and
Argentinian author Eduardo Sacheri, translated by sports literature scholar
Richard V. McGehee. The issue also features art by internationally acclaimed
painter Kehinde Wiley.
Kehinde Wiley
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Letter to Summer, from the Other Side (Poetry - page 333)
Martha Playing Wiffle Ball in Her Wedding Dress; Modern Romance (with Epigraphs from Roy Lichtenstein); Photographer Lying on a Restaurant Floor (Poetry - page 334)
Disembogue; Quantum Theory (Poetry - page 350)
Yahrzeit; Childe Hassam at the Oregon Coast, Summer 1904 (Poetry - page 352)
Emanations (Poetry - page 373)
A Short History of Iridescence (Poetry - page 384)
Elizabeth Siddal Noir; Elizabeth Siddal’s Self-Portraits (Poetry - page 385)
Drought, My Auto-da-Fé (Poetry - page 384)
Two Become One Flesh (Poetry - page 407)
“Woman Fries and Eats Pet Goldfish After Fight With Husband” (Poetry - page 408)
Just Enough; Propaganda (Poetry - page 427)
Poem Folded into a Boat and Offered to the Bogue Falaya (Poetry - page 447)
One last thing before I go; Kitty kitty (Poetry - page 448)
Full Capacity (Poetry - page 452)
Blackletter; The Keep (Poetry - page 466)
Aubade Ending in Elegy; Variations on Texts by César Vallejo, Donald Justice, and Patrick Phillips (Poetry - page 468)
Poem Ending When My Match Is Cut Because the Show Is Running Over (Poetry - page 481)
Strange Appetites (Poetry - page 482)
Mr. Stevens’s Voice (Poetry - page 483)
Orpheus Rescues a Stray; Perspective (Poetry - page 505)
A Wedding on the Breede (Fiction - page 340)
Café de Flore (Fiction - page 358)
The Last Station (Fiction - page 388)
The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction (Fiction - page 410)
Tracking the Jack Pine Savage (Fiction - page 432)
Her Father’s Steady Chewing Confirmed Her Mother’s Logic (Fiction - page 445)
Who We Were (Fiction - page 453)
Vignettes (Nonfiction - page 380)
A Course in Miracles (Nonfiction - page 485)
