Flash Flood Winner—Shruti Goel
Shruti Goel Zari The gauzy wedding mandaps, laden by the sea, shimmered like they would in a glossy magazine. The sunlight bounced off every metallic surface possible—bangles, chair backs, even [...]
Shruti Goel Zari The gauzy wedding mandaps, laden by the sea, shimmered like they would in a glossy magazine. The sunlight bounced off every metallic surface possible—bangles, chair backs, even [...]
2026 American Literary Review Awards Winners We are pleased to announce the winners and runners-up for our 2026 American Literary Review Awards! Poetry Contest Results, judged by Carl Phillips Winner: [...]
2026 ALR Awards are Open for Submissions! Submissions for the 2026 ALR Awards are open from June 1 - Sept. 1, 2025. We are accepting submissions of poetry, short [...]
Mish Gajewski-Zambataro woman in the reservoir we’d thought we’d found a corpse when we came upon her floating. we thought, maybe this is the waitress who’d disappeared last month from [...]
Flash Flood Winner—Atzaed Arreola translated by Rachel Whalen Página en blanco Fue a las 19:30 horas cuando los agentes del Ministerio Público encontraron una Lap topamordazada con una cinta roji-negra [...]
Fighting Talk Your strategy to win the crowd over with a dazzling display of fancy footwork and lightning-quick jabs has changed, just this second: now it’s close your eyes tight [...]
2025 ALR Awards are Open for Submissions! Submissions for the 2025 ALR Awards are open from June 1 - Oct. 1, 2024. We are accepting submissions of poetry, [...]
Tara Isabel Zambrano Slumdog Wives Let’s face it—we’re not all that beautiful, we have bad postures due to heavy lifting at the construction sites, sleeping at odd angles in [...]
Tolu Ogunlesi Harbinger There are icicles that form on the surface of oceans, translucent teeth putting roots down in the submerged mouth of God. There is ice—forbidding, jagged, sentient—that can [...]
Books by Women about Women: An Interview with Marcia Aldrich Interview conducted by Meghan Hernandez Marcia Aldrich, essayist and author, focuses her lens on the personal and overlooked in women’s [...]
Willow Campbell Jack Jack is a nice name and a good one for him, but nobody called him that until he was dead. He told his family about it in [...]
Miriam McEwen Aunt Lou See, but you have this thing about not going to restaurant bathrooms with obnoxious able-bodied people who aren’t even attempting to assist you in some way. [...]