Read the winning piece of our 2025 Nonfiction Contest “Through the Mirror” by Jessie Cato selected by Lucy Ives.

Read

Spring 2023 • Vol. XLV No. 2 Translation Folio |

a sequel under [an old name], exposed: Excerpts from “The People of the Philippines”

Already have an account? Log in

Join KR for even more to read.

Sign up for a free account and read any five pieces a month.
Sign Up and Read for Free



Or become a subscriber today and get complete, immediate access to our digital archives at every subscription level.
Kenyon Review logo

Following the Spanish-American War of 1898, The U.S. War Department established the Division of Customs and Insular Affairs to administer customs and civil affairs in the territories ceded to the United States by Spain, which included Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines.

Photo of Noelle de la Paz

Noelle de la Paz is a poet, writer, and artist. Her work appears or is forthcoming in Southwest Review, Newtown Literary, Queensbound, and elsewhere, and as part of the exhibitions Otherwise Obscured: Erasure in Body and Text (Franklin Street Works, 2019) and Boulevard of Ghosts (Local Project Art Space, 2021). She was a 2021–22 Emerge–Surface–Be Fellow at The Poetry Project, and has also received support from Brooklyn Poets and the Queens Council for the Arts.

Read More

Dead Sea Scroll

Translated by Daniel Kraft

Already have an account? Log in Join KR for even more to read. Sign up for a free account and read any five pieces a month. Sign Up and Read […]

Subscribe

Your free registration with The Kenyon Review includes access to exclusive content, early access to program registration, and more.

Donate

With your support, we’ll continue 
to cultivate talent and publish extraordinary literature from diverse voices around the world.