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We publish fiction, nonfiction, poetry, translations, interviews, and book reviews that mirror Los Angeles itself: sprawling, unexpected, and unpredictable. Publishing both established and emerging writers of the highest quality, we strive to give voice to the under-represented and to the silenced among us; we invite discourse and equality.

04/24/2025

"On their own, each of these is just a scene. Together, they become a whole life.”

“Let’s Try Not to Get Separated Again” by Liz Rose Shulman is now up on LAR! Read it here: https://losangelesreview.org/lets-try-not-to-get-separated-again-by-liz-rose-shulman/

04/23/2025

"You faithless thing. This misery is more than I could moan away.”

A. Z. Foreman’s translations of poems by Mushrifuddin Sa'dī are now up on LAR! Read it here: https://losangelesreview.org/two-poems-by-mushrifuddin-sadi-translated-by-a-z-foreman/

04/21/2025

“it sounds like soup cans
this mercy tight around
my ankles pulling”

“We had a picnic” by Nicole Santalucia is up on the site today. Read it here: https://losangelesreview.org/we-had-a-picnic-by-nicole-santalucia/

04/18/2025

“I mapped them out on my road atlas, traced my hopeful hand along the red interstate lines that led away”

Today on the site, David Bobrow’s “Quarantine.” Read the full piece here: https://losangelesreview.org/quarantine-by-david-bobrow/

04/16/2025

Molly McGinnis reviews “Sad Grownups” by Amy Stuber today on LAR. Read McGinnis’ full review on the site: https://losangelesreview.org/sad-grownups-by-amy-stuber-review-by-molly-mcginnis/

04/14/2025

“if you get young blood
transfusions, 90 will be the new 30.
Forget beer, or s*x at one a.m. Eating a cookie
is an act of violence. ”

Two poems by Nicholas Montemarano are now up on LAR. Check out the poems here: https://losangelesreview.org/two-poems-by-nicholas-montemarano/

04/11/2025

“nobody reported the same experience. It was just a book about a man who robs a bank, they said—what was there to be frustrated about?”

Arthur Mandal from “The Ever-Changing Book”
https://losangelesreview.org/the-ever-changing-book-by-arthur-mandal/

04/10/2025

"the three Gods of Christmas—Asherah, Christ and Santa (the God of American capitalism). You cannot separate them. I just want my dad to relax”

“Idolatree” by Courtney Miller Santo is now up on LAR! Read it here: https://losangelesreview.org/idolatree-by-courtney-miller-santo/

04/09/2025

"once the world’s glaciers dissolve

once Neptune has sentenced to death
dictators of all time zones

let them pour moraines into being”

Dave Seter’s translations of poems by Alina Borzenkaitė are now up on LAR! Read them here: https://losangelesreview.org/three-poems-by-alina-borzenkaite-translated-by-dave-seter/

04/07/2025

“decades of saying i loved myself without knowing where that love lived”

“i made a drawing of myself” by ire’ne lara silva is up on the site today. Read it here: https://losangelesreview.org/i-made-a-drawing-of-myself-by-irene-lara-silva/

04/04/2025

“In my mother’s eyes, he can do no wrong, but the same pair of eyes look at me like everything I touch dies.”

Today on the site, Priyanuj Mazumdar’s “My Mother is a Cannibal” in .

Read Mazumdar’s piece here: https://losangelesreview.org/my-mother-is-a-cannibal-by-priyanuj-mazumdar/

04/02/2025

Courtney Kersten reviews “Depth Control” by Lauren Westerfield today on LAR. Read Kersten’s full review on the site here: https://losangelesreview.org/depth-control-by-lauren-w-westerfield-review-by-courtney-kersten/

03/31/2025

“palabras llenas de lluvia, antiguas, // de un planeta extraño, sus ondas / junto a mi cama, olas meciendo un barco”

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“words full of rain, ancient, // from a foreign planet, lapping / at my bedside, rocking against a boat”

William Archila’s poems translated into Spanish by Maro Zetino are now up on LAR as a dual language offering today for . Read the poems here: https://losangelesreview.org/two-poems-by-william-archila-translated-into-spanish-by-mario-zetino/

03/28/2025

“The girl in the movie is the girl I remember meeting, the girl I’ve told people I met, the girl that I thought I lost track of that weekend–but it never happened.”

“The Memory Place ” by Christopher Thomas is up on the site now: https://losangelesreview.org/the-memory-place-by-christopher-thomas/

03/27/2025

“I crave such certainty, certainty of what you’ve made with your life. Pie crust. Roses. A quilt. A daughter. What is lost by distance? When we can’t touch what we’ve made or what has made us?”

M Jaime Zuckerman from “Every Tree is a Mother, Every Mother a Tree”
https://losangelesreview.org/every-tree-is-a-mother-every-mother-a-tree-by-m-jaimie-zuckerman/

03/26/2025

“sun sank
with the horse’s shadow
over the ridges of fir trees.

Then, soft guitar chords,
low broken choir,
beyond the crests“

Amy Newman’s translations of poems by Antonia Pozzi are now up on LAR! Read them here: https://losangelesreview.org/five-poems-by-antonia-pozzi-translated-by-amy-newman/

03/21/2025

“He goes to Ankit’s bed and spits on it. He watches as his spit leaves a wet patch on Ankit’s white sheet cover. But spitting is not satisfying—should he p*e instead?”

Today on the site, Mohit Manohar’s “Lesson.” Read the full piece here: https://losangelesreview.org/lesson-by-mohit-manohar/

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