The Kenyon Review
Current Issue
Vol. XLVIII, No. 1
The newest issue of The Kenyon Review features exciting new work from T.C. Boyle, Victoria Chang, Patrick Rosal, and Ross White. This issue also spotlights Jessie Cato’s Nonfiction Contest-winning essay, an Invisible Cities folio, and book reviews from Claire Oleson and Daniel Spielberger.
From the
Issue
What the Photos Didn’t Reveal
By T. C. Boyle
After the fact, after the sheriff’s department wrapped up its investigation and people had begun to move on, the photos on the wife’s phone came into my possession. How this […]
The Swan, No. 12
The Kenyon Review · “The Swan, No. 12” by Victoria Chang After Hilma af Klint I stood in front of so much stained glass. With my mouth open. Yet nothing […]
Through the Mirror
By Jessie Cato
My dad was released from prison eighteen months before I was born, but I never knew him as a free man. As a child I used to marvel watching him […]
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The Kenyon Review, an international journal of literature, culture, and the arts, is published in March, June, September, and December at Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio 43022. Since its founding in 1939, it has evolved from a distinguished literary magazine into a nonprofit arts organization. We remain devoted to nurturing, publishing, and celebrating the best writing from around the world.