• Blurry Finally in Too Soon Each of Us

    Carl Phillips

    Spring 2019

    A water-meadow is not a flood-meadow.

    A working meadow’s not a fallow field.

    Carl Phillips’s new book, Pale Colors in a Tall Field, will be out from Farrar, Straus & Giroux in 2020. Sibling Rivalry Press will publish his chapbook, Star Map with Action Figures, this fall.

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    Winter is Coming

    Adam Ross

    The Winter 2019 issue of the Sewanee Review publishes online this coming Monday, January 7, the print version mails on January 9th, and we couldn’t be more excited about it. It’s the first of the new volume, our 127th, and the first of the new year. But the thrills of publishing a magazine come in stages, from acceptance of the poetry and prose that comprise the issue to seeing the magazine in first proofs.

    Postscript

    Caki Wilkinson


    I reevaluated better half, the let’s both
    be beheld—the overture, that life, at last,
    a love rebuttal. Self-tethered, the habit
    of blather averted lust. I let the heat be.

    The Migrations of Love: Reconsidering Andre Dubus

    Walt Evans

    Dubus’s fiction is populated by people who’ve made big mistakes, the kind that come to define a life: murderers, rapists, absentee parents, lapsed Catholics, and whiskey priests. But the most self-lacerating introspection occurs among the most common of sinners—adulterers.

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