Fiction by Zvi Jagendorf: "Missing"
"The illness was hers and she was not sharing it."
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The object of THE FORTNIGHTLY REVIEW is to become the organ of the unbiassed expression of many and various minds on topics of general interest in Politics, Literature, Philosophy, Science, and Art.
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The Fortnightly Review in Review: Meet Chloe Phillips
Introducing our new North American Poetry Editor
"Hard Hats Aplenty" and Two Other Poems by Randolph Healy
"Male bats expelled / from the matriarchal roosts / swoop towards a mausoleum."
A Lonelier Planet: On Marc Vincenz
Mark Scroggins reviews Marc Vincenz's No More Animal Poems.
"Monumental" by Mark Byers
"Lichens annexing new territory"
Translation: "Black Panther at the Laundromat" and One Other Poem by Kawaguchi Harumi
Translated from the Japanese by Rina Kikuchi, Penelope Layland, and Alvin Pang
Living What Tell Can't Say: On Philip Weinstein
Jonathan H. Edwards reviews two books by Philip Weinstein.
Dispatch from Greece: Bond Over Meteora
Martin Rosenstock discusses boyhood, vengeance, the divine, and James Bond.
Translation: Excerpt from Personal Identification Number, a Novel by Lidija Dimkovska
Translated from the Macedonian by Christina E. Kramer.
Fiction: Excerpt from "Earth 7" by Deb Olin Unferth
"The air blowing through. Lights clicking on and off. The glug of water outside."