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“The truth is I can only write about God / so many times // before he starts listening” —Leila Chatti
Summer 2017
Mary-Kim Arnold, Marianne Boruch, Leila Chatti, Molly Cooney, Robert Cording, Michael Downs, Lindsey Drager, Julia Elliott, Robert Evory, Kristina Faust, Gary Gildner, Jeff Gundy, Andrea Hollander, Lance Larsen, Cate Lycurgus, Kent Nelson, Aimee Nezhukumatathil, Reg Saner, Mairead Small Staid, Heidi Lynn Staples, Gabriella R. Tallmadge, Susan Terris, Chase Twichell, Joe Wilkins, & Felicia Zamora. Art by Eamon Ore-Giron.
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Give us your poems, your stories,
your personal, political, or lyrical essays longing to be read
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Friday, November 17, 2017
THE GEORGIA REVIEW & AVID BOOKSHOP PRESENT
Eileen Myles
The Foundry | 6:30 pm
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Thursday, November 30, 2017
THE GEORGIA REVIEW & UGA CREATIVE WRITING PRESENT
Tommy Pico + Morgan Parker
40 Watt Club | 7 pm
Featured
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The Calamity Prayer
Go West, young man: the first commandment of American dogma, and the last. Lewis and Clark heeded it in 1804, Kerouac and Cassidy in 1947. On foot or horse or motorcycle, . . .
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What’s Wrong with Me?
The end of the world
is not what’s wrong with me.
Old age, illness, and death
are not wrong. They just are. . . .
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In Praise of My Manicure
Because I was taught all my life to blend in, I want
my fingernails to blend out: like preschoolers
who stomp their rain boots in a parking lot, . . .
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Trying to Find My Li’l All ’n All (Sitting on Top of the World)
A campground in Mississippi, a cold December dawn: I climbed from a sleeping bag, befuddled by the clarity of morning. Blinking into sun-glare off the steady surfaces of ponds. Stumbling across frozen, . . .
