The Hopkins Review

06/03/2026

In honor of the first anniversary of his passing, The Hopkins Review is grateful to share a 2006 interview with Edmund White (1940–2025), reintroduced here for THR by the interviewer, Paul Morton.

https://hopkinsreview.com/features/an-interview-with-edmund-white

06/01/2026

Jeanne-Marie Jackson reviews Jan Steyn’s contribution to Sylph Editions’ Cahiers Series on translation:

https://hopkinsreview.com/features/n-boer-maak-n-boek-on-jig-by-jan-steyn

05/27/2026

John Barth was born OTD in 1930; Spencer Hupp considers the literary and cultural context of Barth's first published short story, which appeared in our pages in 1950:

https://hopkinsreview.com/features/beside-him-sleeping-john-barth-lilith-and-the-lion

05/27/2026

Last chance to view Phyllis Arbesman Berger's photography exhibition at Goucher College's Rosenberg Gallery, closing May 28. Read Jane Lewty on Berger's work for The Hopkins Review:
https://hopkinsreview.com/features/phyllis-arbesman-berger-jane-lewty

05/26/2026

Through four brief movements of prose and collage, Giovannai Rosa shares their experience reading Puerto Rico’s Ángela María Dávila Malavé’s poetry collection, animal fiero y tierno (CENTRO Press), translated by Roque Raquel Salas Rivera. Up now
https://tinyurl.com/y5w5ydwa

05/19/2026

Congratulations to A.J. Bermudez, whose incredible story “Killjoy” has been selected for New Stories from the South, a revival of the iconic annual story collection. Pre-order from Blair today!

https://hopkinsreview.com/press/aj-bermudez-killjoy-new-stories-from-the-south

05/02/2026

The spring issue of The Hopkins Review is here!! Out in print; coming soon on Project MUSE. Cover and interior art by ; art folio by Sean Scully, introduced by Karen Wilkin; poetry, fiction, translation, essays, and interviews by .ssabarr, Daniel Borzutzky, , Aaron Coleman, Brian Czyzyk, Rosalía de Castro (1837–1885), , Kelly Scott Franklin, Christopher Grobe, , Reginald Harris, Karl Kirchwey, Vivian Lamarque, Leisa Loan, G. H. Mosson, Frances Ogamba, Nome Emeka Patrick, Ingrid Piña, Antonia Pozzi (1912–1938), Sean Scully, , Adam Ray Wagner, Karen Wilkin, Greg Williamson, Shi Quan Yap

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https://hopkinsreview.com/shop/p/volume-19-issue-2

05/01/2026

Resposted from :

Acclaimed poet, editor-in-chief of The Hopkins Review, and the new JHU senior advisor to the provost for the arts Dora Malech dropped by the press offices this week to view the 2025 AU Presses Book Jacket and Journal Show!

This is the first time a Hopkins Press journal has been honored for its achievement in design, thanks to the wonderful work of Hopkins Review designer Sevy Perez

View all this year’s honorees here: https://tiny.one/bddxycyz
and take a closer look at the award-winning issue: https://tiny.one/y4sm6mv9

The Hopkins Review is among our journals — all content from the current volume year is free to all to read at Project MUSE

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04/28/2026