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I have an essay in the latest
@kenyonreview.bsky.social. It circles questions I've been asking for almost ten years now: how should a medical diagnosis shape the past? When does biology require reconciliation? And what does it mean to be emotionally fair? kenyonreview.org/piece/disease-disposition/
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Last call‼️Send us your short fiction, essays, flash prose, poetry, translations of any of the above, and excerpts from larger works by tonight. We're open for four folios AND general submissions.

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Last call for Submissions!
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Last call‼️Send us your short fiction, essays, flash prose, poetry, translations of any of the above, and excerpts from larger works by tonight. We're open for four folios AND general submissions.

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Last call for Submissions!
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Guest edited by Cate Marvin, our Alchemy Folio is open for submissions until the end of the day. Visit our website for the full submission call!

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Alchemy Folio
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We are accepting submissions for our Invisible Cities folio until the end of the month! We're also open for general submissions, too. Guidelines at the link.

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Invisible Cities
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Send us something for our Document Folio by Sept. 30th. If you have a piece that doesn't quite fit with the theme, we're also accepting general submissions.

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Document Folio
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Less than a week left to send us something for our themed folios and/or general submissions! Find all the details about the folios and guidelines on our website. Do you have something precarious to send us?

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The precarity folio explores conditions, causes and consequences of instability. We want texts that contemplate new realities, understandings and expectations that arise in moments of upheaval, disintegration, and fundamental shift. The great tensions and possibilities, dilation of time, tipping points, notions of emergency, tightropes, free solos, gig economies, seed banks and the rise of AI.
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Boosting one of my favorite pieces, out this week from @kenyonreview.bsky.social , on the life of a human cub who knows more about literature than people. I hope you find some time to spend with this piece, written by Evgenia Nekrasova and inspired by an old folk tale from Perm Krai.🐻📚🖤
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As someone who immigrated to Ohio as a disoriented teen with zero English, appearing in @kenyonreview.bsky.social years later, with one of my most personal translations means a little extra. Maybe I did learn to string English words together into meanings, after all. kenyonreview.org/piece/she-be...
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New Midwest-coded poem out in the latest @kenyonreview.bsky.social issue. Thanks to the wonderful Kenyon team for having me!
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Spread the word: we're searching for the right people for two critical roles at KR: Director of The Writers Workshop and Programs and Special Projects Administrator.

Find the job descriptions and applications at the link in our bio.
We're hiring: Director of The Writers Workshop and Programs and Special Projects Administrator
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It's here! The latest issue of The Kenyon Review includes fiction by Madison Bakalar and Torsa Ghosa; nonfiction by Tori McCandless, Nik Chang Hoon, and Daniel Uncapher; and poetry by Sydney Mayes, Crystal AC Salas, and Clara Trippe. Cover art by Krista Franklin.

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Summer 2025 Cover
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It's here! The latest issue of The Kenyon Review includes fiction by Madison Bakalar and Torsa Ghosa; nonfiction by Tori McCandless, Nik Chang Hoon, and Daniel Uncapher; and poetry by Sydney Mayes, Crystal AC Salas, and Clara Trippe. Cover art by Krista Franklin.

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Summer 2025 Cover
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We're half way there. Remember, we encourage general submissions alongside any work that might fit in with our four themed folios. When submitting you can specify where your work lines up. We're excited to see what you've got for us!

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Submissions are open!
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Congratulations on the book, @grantclauser.bsky.social! We will share your poem from our 2022 issue and the good news about your book ❤️
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We're half way there. Remember, we encourage general submissions alongside any work that might fit in with our four themed folios. When submitting you can specify where your work lines up. We're excited to see what you've got for us!

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Submissions are open!
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We're delighted that longtime contributor Arthur Sze has been named our new Poet Laureate! The included poem "Oolong" appeared in our Autumn 1993 issue. This piece carries much needed wisdom and grace, and you can read it at the link in our bio.

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Arthur Sze Oolong
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Our latest issue contains two poems by Simone Muench and Jackie K. White, and they are both wild, must-read pieces.

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Olga and Joyce’s Unspeakable Beasts by Simone Muench and Jackie K. White
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"Orange Story" by Manasa Reddy has amazing range and generous prose. Read it in our latest issue!

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Orange Story by Manasa Reddy Author photo for Manasa Reddy
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We’re in the & Everything After so here’s my poem with that title published by @kenyonreview.bsky.social
& Everything After


Every August the day lilies nod
& under their own weight
crush down in a circle
of stems and limp bells
& every August I forget,
imagining a deer has chosen
our home to bed beside,
sleeping inches from where
we sleep, dreaming of ourselves
perched in high hides
masked with beech leaves
as they leap and browse,
safe in sunlit pasture,
& every August you
remind me it’s just lilies
that have died
leaving a column of air
in their absence,
& when I start to argue
you remind me that
despite it all,
despite it all,
they will return.
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Send us your work! For both general and folio submissions, we accept poetry, fiction, essays, excerpted larger works, and translations.

When you submit, you will have the option to identify your work for general submission or the themes. Submissions close Sept. 30th.

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submissions open
kenyonreview.bsky.social
Send us your work! For both general and folio submissions, we accept poetry, fiction, essays, excerpted larger works, and translations.

When you submit, you will have the option to identify your work for general submission or the themes. Submissions close Sept. 30th.

kenyonreview.org/submit/
submissions open
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"Ecogodliness" by Felicia Zamora is a true stunner of a poem. What a gift it is to receive it—read and listen to it (we highly recommend both!) at the link in our bio.

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From Ecogodliness by Felicia Zamora Author photo for Felicia Zamora