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Issue 13 | Winter 2017

Jan 10, 2017

Your Impossible Voice #13 features new work from Nina Schuyler, Thorsten Nagelschmidt, Kirsten Hemmy, Laurie Blauner, and more.

Chen Li and Ting Wang in Denver Quarterly

Dec 20, 2016

New Chen Li Translation by Ting Wang in The Massachusetts Review

Dec 19, 2016

“The Dosa” by Jennifer Lee in Drunken Boat

Dec 7, 2016

Review: Death of Art by Chris Campanioni

Nov 5, 2016

By Elicia ParkinsonChris Campanioni writes in the chapter entitled Notes Written In Margins, “I am interested in the intersection between all the public interaction we have in private & the paradoxes which exist because of this divide in logic & space.”This...

Three new poems from Steve Davenport in The McNeese Review

Oct 29, 2016

“The Sex Ed Lady” by Kara Vernor in Green Mountains Review

Oct 10, 2016

Jennifer Lee reads “San Francisco – D.C.”

Oct 5, 2016

Jennifer Lee recently moved to California after eleven years in Seoul and Shanghai. She has a BA and MA from Stanford University and an MFA from City University in Hong Kong. Her fiction will also appear in an upcoming issue of Drunken Boat.

New from Amanda Marbais: A Taxonomy of Lies

Sep 29, 2016

Gabrielle Lessans reads
“[ M O R P H I A ]”

Sep 26, 2016

Gabrielle Lessans originates from Baltimore but exists now in Colorado, where she writes poetry, teaches yoga, dances in high altitude and attends grad school at Naropa, getting her MFA.

Manash Firaq Bhattacharjee reads “Come”

Sep 23, 2016

Manash Firaq Bhattacharjee is a poet, writer, translator, and political science scholar. His poems have appeared in The London Magazine, New Welsh Review, Rattle, The Fortnightly Review, Elohi Gadugi Journal, Mudlark, Metamorphoses, Modern Poetry in Translation, Forth...

Kara Vernor reads “How Much Tongue When Kissing”

Sep 22, 2016

Kara Vernor’s fiction has appeared in Wigleaf, No Tokens, PANK, the Los Angeles Review, and elsewhere. She is an Elizabeth George Foundation Scholar at Antioch LA and was a 2015 Best Small Fictions finalist. Her fiction chapbook, Because I Wanted to Write You a Pop...