We are very happy to announce that North Dakota Quarterly 90.1/2 has headed off to our publishing partners at the University of Nebraska Press this week. This is the tenth issue that I’ve overseen as editor, and the 90th volume of NDQ to appear. I feel like it is as strong as any issues that I’ve seen come across my desk.
Over the next few months, we’ll be featuring some of the content for this issue right here at the blog. If you like what you’re seeing in the table of contents, check out more from our most recent issue (89.3/4), consider submitting some fiction which we read all year around or even consider subscribing to NDQ!
North Dakota Quarterly 90.1/2
Fiction
Freelancing
Stan Hollingworth
The Cure for Smallpox
Florence MacDonald
War
Simon Howells
Lying Down
James Sallis
The End
David F. Young
Essays
For Everyday Life
Ndaba Sibanda
West Coast Weather
Grace Kearney
Between Us and Them
Aqeel Ahmad
Terrible People
Thomas Heise
Previous History
Lea Page
The Reporter
Steve Slavin
My Mother and Middlemarch
Ruth Schemmel
Reviews
Review: Textual Rivalries: Jesus, Midrash, and Kabbalah.
Sharon Carson
Review: The Order of Myths.
Gayatri Devi
Poetry
He Killed the Child He Loved
Landscape with Boy and Gun
Thinking of Odysseus’s Wife, I Learn to Wait
Helen Marie Casey
A child’s hand
Stefan Hertmans (Trans. Arno Bohlmeijer)
Hello Life
Phebe Rasch (Trans. Arno Bohlmeijer)
The Turnip Queen
Ann Leamon
Rockabilly
Audra Burwell
In memoriam. James Dickey
Steven Lebow
Handing Down
Jim Tilley
Third Week of June
Carrying Memory
Eric Marland
Cat’s Meow
Richard Weaver
On Finding a Dead Deer in My Backyard
A Morning’s Walk
Nolo Segundo
I pull teeth
The Garden
Circle Ode
Lucy Western
Bird on a Wire
Osteolights
Dana Curtis
Inner
Stephen McConnell
Church, Ostuni
Byzantine
Miriam O’Neal
The Goddess Incarnates
Cow Dust Hour
Emancipation
Shiv Tattva
Summit
Nidhi Agrawal
Homeless Camps along I-240 East
In Decimals
Holly Cian
Fossil, OR
Gerald Wagoner
Coal Camp
Elizabeth Pope
September’s Start
Kakie Pate
preface of a riddle
Training Day
REM: A Case Study
Dorsía Smith Silva
Memento Mori
David Melville
Self-Portrait of the Expatriate in the Time of Anxiety
Maxwell Tang
Wounds That Kill, Wound Us All
Sean William Carrero
Sonnet full of knowing
William Joel
Sunsets Like a God Damn Painting
Andrew Wittstadt
Rite of Passage
Lost
David R. Solheim
Chill Greta, Chill
Reflexology
In Response to My Students Who Still Don’t Understand Irony
Ode to Sadness
Candice Kelsey
Red cherries (Italy, 1943)
A taste of heaven
Ready
Laura Zucca-Scott
Against the Wall
Mirrors
Neal Zirn
Past Flight
Gone
Holly Day
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