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What’s New
In Order to Win, You Have to Play to Lose: A Conversation with Laura Sweeney
Laura Sweeney is an associate editor for Eastern Iowa Review and the facilitator of Writers…
Meet Magnolia: A Conversation with Lisa A. Levy
“He hoped Magnolia’s soul had taken to the sky like a kite on a beach…
The Freedom to be Uncivilized and Conjuring Empathy for Those Who Don’t Deserve It: A Conversation with Brad Eddy
Brad Eddy is a fiction writer who earned his Master’s in Fine Arts from the…
Black Lives Matter
Potomac Review supports the Black Lives Matter Movement. The journal recognizes the unfair treatment of…
Potomac Review Issue #65 Launch Reception
Potomac Review Issue #65 Launch Reception Friday, 12/13/2019 1:00 - 3:00 P.M. Montgomery College, Rockville…
One Hundred Years of Self-Help: Two Book Reviews
As the title of Marian Crotty’s award-winning short story collection, What Counts as Love, suggests,…
Democracy Dies in Darkness: Two Book Reviews
The Eastern Shore by Ward Just The Great American Political Novel, from Henry Adam’s Democracy,…
“Transforming Thoughts Into Words:” A Conversation with Sylvia Liu
The former environmental lawyer turned children’s writer, illustrator, poet, novelist, and memoirist, Sylvia Liu is…
Remembering to Pretend: A Conversation with Sue Hyon Bae
Poet, Sue Hyon Bae, is the former International Poetry Editor for Hayden’s Ferry Review. Her work…
Imagination is a Muscle: A Conversation With Ben Rosenthal
Ben Rosenthal is a writer living in New York. He has had residencies at The MacDowell…
Don’t Be Evil: A Review of Blume Lempel’s “Oedipus in Brooklyn”
“Abandon Yiddish.” The masters of the Enlightenment might as well have said abandon hope, for…
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