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The Coachella Review THE COACHELLA REVIEW, a literary arts journal from the University of California Riverside - Palm Des We look forward your comments.

THE COACHELLA REVIEW is the literary arts journal of the University of California Riverside - Palm Desert Graduate Center and the MFA program in Creative Writing and Writing for the Performing Arts. We celebrate original work that is vibrant, brave, thoughtful, and precise. Whether experimental or traditional, TCR editors strive to celebrate writing that holds readers in awe. Readers, please let us know what you think of the works we have collected in TCR. New issues debut in January and June. In the meantime, please keep up with us via our page and our TCR Blog.

Highland Park, Los Angeles is a character in and of itself. UCR alumnus Jaime Parker Stickle renders this neighborhood t...
04/08/2026

Highland Park, Los Angeles is a character in and of itself. UCR alumnus Jaime Parker Stickle renders this neighborhood through the watchful eye of Corey Tracey-Lieberman, protagonist of Vicious Cycle. Returning to this setting in Take Hart, her second novel and the second installment in the Corey in Los Angeles series, Stickle once again dives into a world of "post-partum noir," balancing humor with explorations of identity all under the context of crime. Today on the blog, TCR's Julie Colbrese talks with Jaime Parker Stickle about her winding path to publishing and her unique viewpoints regarding the human experience.

https://thecoachellareview.com/2026/08/04/tcr-talks-with-jaime-parker-stickle-author-of-take-hart/

UCR alumnus Tom Provost has a storied writing career both inside and out of Hollywood. Most recently, he's credited as ...
07/07/2026

UCR alumnus Tom Provost has a storied writing career both inside and out of Hollywood. Most recently, he's credited as co-writer on Young Washington, a military drama following George Washington's early days that is now showing in theaters. Today on the blog, TCR's Geordie Stock talks with Provost about writing and working on this film, especially in the wake of the USA's 250th anniversary.

https://thecoachellareview.com/2026/07/07/tcr-talks-with-tom-provost-co-writer-of-young-washington/

Thanks for reading our Summer 2026 issue! As always, we want to express our sincerest gratitude to the authors for entru...
19/06/2026

Thanks for reading our Summer 2026 issue! As always, we want to express our sincerest gratitude to the authors for entrusting us with their incredible work.

We'll be back to posting reviews and interviews on our blog soon.

In the meantime, don't forget to follow us to learn when we'll be open for submissions for our next journal issue.

Sometimes it takes a “Paradise Lost” to get the point across. Other times, what is left unstated carries weight, and we ...
17/06/2026

Sometimes it takes a “Paradise Lost” to get the point across. Other times, what is left unstated carries weight, and we are the richer for not having it spelled out for us. Charles Grosel displays masterful restraint in today’s featured poem, “New River Rising,” saying just enough to haunt his reader indefinitely.

https://thecoachellareview.com/2026/06/05/new-river-rising-by-charles-grosel/

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