Dayna Bateman

Dayna Bateman Deracination, Or How to Disappear Winner of the 2025 American Literary Review Award in Essays, Judged by Jaquira Díaz deracinate /dɪˈrasɪneɪt/ 1. uproot. 2. to remove or separate [...]

2026-10-07T15:01:51-05:007 Apr 2025|

Lauren Barbato

Lauren Barbato The Great Renunciation Winner of the 2025 American Literary Review Award in Fiction, Judged by Kimberly Garza When Lian traded the dharma for a baby, I’d just hung [...]

2026-10-07T15:01:51-05:003 Apr 2025|

Zoë Luh

Zoë Luh 陸 Second Runner-up for the 2025 American Literary Review Award in Poetry, Judged by Carolina Ebeid multiple-choice tongue/暴力 Zoë Luh 陸 (they/she) is a queer, disabled, mixed Chinese-American [...]

2026-10-07T15:01:51-05:0019 Mar 2025|

Monica Fields

Monica Fields Blue Camellias First Runner-up for the 2025 American Literary Review Award in Poetry, Judged by Carolina Ebeid How often I think of this photo of my mother— Her [...]

2026-10-07T15:01:51-05:005 Mar 2025|

Maryhilda Obasiota Ibe

Marhyilda Obasiota Ibe Post-colonial Theory Winner of the 2025 American Literary Review Award in Poetry, Judged by Carolina Ebeid In the first republic, my grandfather was a ship boy. To [...]

2026-10-07T15:01:51-05:005 Mar 2025|
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