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In her essay, Sangre Latina, Stephanie Early Green candidly delivers a compelling insight into identity, ancestry, and l...
06/23/2025

In her essay, Sangre Latina, Stephanie Early Green candidly delivers a compelling insight into identity, ancestry, and learning where you belong.
Green was featured in The Chicago Tribune, New Ohio Review, Gulf Coast Water-Stone Review, and more. You can find her

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In her essay, Sangre Latina, Stephanie Early Green candidly delivers a compelling insight into identity, ancestry, and l...
06/23/2025

In her essay, Sangre Latina, Stephanie Early Green candidly delivers a compelling insight into identity, ancestry, and learning where you belong.
Green was featured in The Chicago Tribune, New Ohio Review, Gulf Coast Water-Stone Review, and more. You can find her

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Our online exclusive this week should not be missed. This is SER’s second piece from our call for young adult submission...
06/21/2025

Our online exclusive this week should not be missed. This is SER’s second piece from our call for young adult submissions, and it is a magical one. Check out The Night I Remembered How to Fly by Eric St. Pierre.

In his fiction piece Jaybird, Charles McCrory identifies the secret second life of a country kid, one who explores adole...
06/18/2025

In his fiction piece Jaybird, Charles McCrory identifies the secret second life of a country kid, one who explores adolescence through the discerning lawyer gaze of his mother. McCrory has been featured in Oxford American, Evergreen Review, Mississippi Review, and Southern Humanities Review.
https://www.southeastreview.org/single-post/43-1-charles-mccrory

In their poem, Latticework, Laboring, featured in the Southeast Review’s 43.1 issue, Leia K. Bradley  delivers a dreamy ...
06/16/2025

In their poem, Latticework, Laboring, featured in the Southeast Review’s 43.1 issue, Leia K. Bradley delivers a dreamy exploration of girlhood, grief, and identity.
Bradley has been featured in magazines such as Aurore, Full House Literary, Ghost City, Peach Fuzz and more. You can find them Or on X @ LeiaKBradley.

We have a contemplative piece to share today, Brendan Bense’s “Holy is Another Kind of Lonely.”
06/13/2025

We have a contemplative piece to share today, Brendan Bense’s “Holy is Another Kind of Lonely.”

From the latest volume of SER, Christian Paulisich describes in harrowing detail the flowing river of grief, through Chi...
06/11/2025

From the latest volume of SER, Christian Paulisich describes in harrowing detail the flowing river of grief, through Chinese restaurants, saved turtles, and the touching memory of his grandmother. Paulisich has been featured in magazines such as Literary Matters, Denver Quarterly, the Atlanta Review, and New American Writing.

Visit our website to read this great piece that starts out at a summer fair.
06/09/2025

Visit our website to read this great piece that starts out at a summer fair.

Ìfẹ́olúwa Àyàndélé is back to share his review of a volume by Okwudili Nebeolisa. Take a moment to read his thought...
06/06/2025

Ìfẹ́olúwa Àyàndélé is back to share his review of a volume by Okwudili Nebeolisa. Take a moment to read his thoughts.

We have a new short story for your enjoyment! We loved the nostalgic feeling this evoked when we first read it, and we t...
05/31/2025

We have a new short story for your enjoyment! We loved the nostalgic feeling this evoked when we first read it, and we think you may as well.

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Haley has a great suggestion for summer reading!
05/27/2025

Haley has a great suggestion for summer reading!

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