Colorado Review

Current Issue: Spring 2025

Colorado Review Spring 2025

Featuring

The Mill Girls

By Rebecca Turkewitz
Shirts

By Jonathan Aprea
Vectors

By Jamie Cattanach
Degrees of Gray in West Seattle

By Sarah Kathryn Moore
The Other Boy Fills Out an Online Form For a Free In-Depth Case Evaluation

By John Allen Taylor
We Had Fun in the Dark,

By Brittany Cavallaro

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New reading recommendations from Colorado Review

Milk for Gall

Poetry

By Natalie Louise Tombasco

Upon reading Milk for Gall, the debut poetry collection from Natalie Louise Tombasco and winner...
Two Recommendations from Contributing Editor Dan Beachy-Quick

Poetry

By H.L. Hix, Peter O'Leary

Beckoned Back by Hell-Bent Blackbirds, Broadstone Books, 2025 Spring comes to me always as a...
Notation

Poetry

By Jordan Dunn

It is a shame that reading calls for a silent, sitting period. It is difficult,...
Landed: A yogi’s memoir in pieces and poses

Nonfiction

By Jennifer Lang

Jennifer Lang’s Landed: A yogi’s memoir in pieces and poses looks at the struggle of...

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I Woke a Lake

Poetry

By Susan McCabe
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Literary Journal

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Interviews & Recordings

A Conversation with Petra Salazar

Petra Salazar discusses brutal honesty, querencia, resistance to colonial borders and binaries, her forthcoming collection,...

Apr 28, 2025
A Conversation with Rebecca Turkewitz

Rebecca Turkewitz discusses queerness, nontraditional communities, life in 1850s textile mills and boarding houses, and...

Apr 03, 2025
A Conversation with Brittany Cavallaro

Brittany Cavallaro discusses her poems in the Spring 2025 issue of Colorado Review, working in...

Mar 06, 2025

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