May 6, 2019
Why We Chose It
“Blue Hills,” by Ali Hosseini appears in the May/June 2019 issue of the Kenyon Review. The opening of Ali Hosseini’s story “Blue Hills” is marvelously economical. Roy Montgomery, the story’s […]
April 8, 2019
Why We Chose It
“Four Poems from Frayer,” by Marie-Andrée Gill and translated from French by Kristen Renee Miller, appears in the Mar/Apr 2019 issue of the Kenyon Review. Why did we choose it? […]
April 8, 2019
Associate Spotlight: Charlotte Freccia ’19
Charlotte Freccia ’19, from Columbus, Ohio, is an English major with a creative writing emphasis in fiction. She’s one of the Kenyon Review‘s social media interns, and in this interview, […]
March 4, 2019
Why We Chose It
“Snow Line,” by Elizabeth Brinsfield, appears in the Mar/Apr 2019 issue of the Kenyon Review. Elizabeth Brinsfield’s “Snow Line” is a quiet storm of a story. Exquisitely written, it opens […]
March 4, 2019
Join KR at AWP 2019!
Visit us March 28-30, at the Association of Writers and Writing Programs Conference at the Oregon Convention Center in Portland. KR will be at booth #8072. Please stop by to […]
March 4, 2019
Associate Spotlight: Mollie Greenberg ’19
Mollie Greenberg ’19 is a drama and modern languages and literatures double major from Yellow Springs, Ohio. She’s a student employee, an actress, and a longtime KR Associate. She’s held […]
February 4, 2019
The Rigorous Fluidity of Keith S. Wilson
Maybe the best way to talk about Keith S. Wilson’s multi-faceted inventiveness would be to create an alternative-reality game in which a poet-hero propels himself through galaxies that he spins […]
February 4, 2019
Why We Chose It
“You Are Here,” by Lia Greenwell, appears in the Jan/Feb 2019 issue of KROnline. “Once, I didn’t know what it was like to feel safe. That is, I had generally […]
February 4, 2019
Associate Spotlight: Taylor Hazan ’19
Taylor Hazan ’19 is an English and anthropology double major from Charlotte, North Carolina. An athlete and a long-time student employee of the Kenyon College Library, Taylor has a lot […]
February 4, 2019
Jay Martin Wins Young Poet’s Prize
Congratulations to Jay Martin, a junior at the South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities, in Greenville, South Carolina, who took first place in KR’s Patricia Grodd Poetry […]
January 7, 2019
Why We Chose It
“Governing Bodies,” by Sangamithra Iyer, appears in the Jan/Feb 2019 issue of the Kenyon Review. The stories of the formerly colonized are the stories of lives disrupted and fragmented, invisible […]
December 3, 2018
Kenyon Review’s Holiday Reading Recommendations
Ah, the holidays, season of lists. At KR, we celebrate by asking our editors and staff to enthuse about books—new and old, in any and every genre—that have captured their […]