Colorado Review

Current Issue: Fall/Winter 2024

Colorado Review Fall/Winter 2024

Featuring

The Smell of Eucalyptus (#1), 2006

By Victoria Chang
Opening Statement

By Antonio López
Losing It

By Anne-E. Wood
Geography of Forgetting

By Emily Wortman-Wunder
Fallen Poem

By Catherine Esposito Prescott
The Nearest Body of Water Is My Grandmother

By Noʻu Revilla

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New reading recommendations from Colorado Review

Red Ocher

Poetry

By Jessica Poli

Jessica Poli’s debut collection, Red Ocher, stirs with its reverential questioning of ritual, boundary, and...
Inner Verses

Poetry

By Pam Rehm

Pam Rehm’s seventh collection and her first with Wave Books, Inner Verses, gifts the reader...
The Fire Road

Poetry

By Nicholas Yingling

Nicholas Yingling’s debut, The Fire Road, is a place-based poetry collection focusing on Western wildfires...
Displaced Persons

Fiction

By Joan Leegant

Belonging. A powerful word. Just reading “belonging” can stir up strong emotions. There may be...

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I Woke a Lake

Poetry

By Susan McCabe
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Colorado Review Fall/Winter 2024

Literary Journal

By Stephanie G'Schwind, Editor
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The Other Altar

Poetry

By Nicholas Gulig
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Interviews & Recordings

A Conversation with Emily Wortman-Wunder

Emily Wortman-Wunder discusses “Geography of Forgetting,” featured in the Fall/Winter 2024 issue of Colorado Review,...

Feb 03, 2025
A Conversation with Victoria Chang

Victoria Chang discusses writing as a reader, the relationship between poetry and philosophy, and her...

Jan 13, 2025
A Conversation with Alyse Knorr

Alyse Knorr discusses reverence, video games, and her newest poetry collection, Wolf Tours, with associate...

Dec 30, 2024

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