December 3, 2021
SCR is excited to present this interview with Peruvian author Dany Salvatierra and translator Susan Ayres as part of our Latin American Translation Series.
February 22, 2021
SCR 53:2 will be here in a few short weeks! This issue features poetry by Diamond Forde, Stella Wong, and Sheila Black, with fiction by Marlin Barton, Tracy Lien, and Peruvian author Dany Salvatierra in a new translation. Secure your copy of 53.2 by subscribing to our journal. For more information on sample copies, institution […]
December 11, 2020
SCR Issue 53.1 includes fiction by Kevin Wilson and Evan Lavender-Smith, poetry by Lisa Summe and Elsa Cross, and an interview with Toni Jensen, author of Carry: A Memoir of Survival on Stolen Land.
October 10, 2020
Miriam McEwan interviews Toni Jensen on her new memoir Carry. On their conversation, McEwan reflects, “On the last day of July 2020—amid the anxieties of a pandemic and the national outcry against police brutality—I was privileged to talk with Toni (over Zoom) about the language of violence, what it means to be American, and the bright, wholesome things that have sustained her writing process.”
September 12, 2020
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February 21, 2020
The SCR would like to sincerely thank all of the authors who contributed to Volume 52.2. Congratulations to the winners of our Ronald Moran Prize in Poetry and Fiction, Isabel Duarte-Gray for “A Portion for Foxes,” (poetry) and Joshua Jones for “The Long-Distance Runner” (fiction). Check out both winning pieces in the 52.2 table of […]
February 20, 2020
SCR Issue 52.2 includes fiction by James Ulmer and Joshua Jones, along with poetry by Julianna Baggott and Susanne Paola Antonetta.
February 3, 2020
“As an assistant editor of South Carolina Review, I was lucky enough to work on the edits for Sadie Hoagland’s story ‘Extra Patriotic,’ featured in SCR Volume 51.2. Hoagland recently published a story collection entitled American Grief in Four Stages, which Kirkus called ‘a captivating debut [that] probes the trauma of being human . . . assured, haunting, and deeply empathetic.’ The following interview was conducted via email over the course of two days in January.” —Wesley Kapp
January 23, 2020
With fiction and poetry by Julianna Baggott, Jay Deshpande, Suzanne Paola, and James Ulmer, SCR Issue 52.2 will be released in a few short weeks! Secure your copy of 52.2 by subscribing to our journal. For more information on sample copies, institution rates, and individual sales, please visit the “Store” tab.
November 5, 2019
SCR Issue 52.1 includes fiction by Dean Bakopoulos and Emily Collins, along with poetry by Maurice Manning, and Canese Jarboe.
