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Mark Christhilf

Mark Christhilf OVERTURES ON SOME UNANSWERED QUESTIONS I There is something in me, I am not sure what, but I know it dwells in me.  Suns and moons pass through it—rains, snows, whole seasons.  The living depart, the young are…

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Nancy Naomi Carlson Poems

Nancy Naomi Carlson WE WEREN’T SO JEWISH THEN Dangling our faith on a golden chain, we gave our children Old Testament names like Matthew and Aaron and Ruth to honor the family dead piling up faster by year—   a…

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Introducing Jody Shipka

Some of the good news from the AWP conference has been about the many compliments on the creative, beautiful cover of #56.  It borders on understatement to say that PR feels very fortunate to have had the photographs of Jody…

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Over Spring Break. . .

Last week our poetry editor, Katherine Smith, read from her new poetry collection, Woman Alone on the Mountain, at the Union Ave Books in Knoxville, Tennessee. PR  congratulates author Jennifer Clement, who recently was named a finalist  of the Pen/Faulkner…

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Kudos for Two

There's always room for more good news, and the Potomac Review  is proud to share the following: Current poetry contributor Julie R. Enszer has been selected as one of  21 Leaders of 2015:  Seven Who Transform Cultures, by Women's eNews.  Congratulations, Julie!  Read…

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