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Potomac Review Issue 52

Julie Wakeman-Linn Joanna Howard

Welcome to our inaugural issue of The Cabinet. This issue serves as a fiction annex with selections by Zachary Benavidez, former temporary editor-in-chief of the Potomac Review. Just as the American president takes counsel from his cabinet advisors, the editor-in-chief of a literary journal takes suggestions from a board of associate editors, hence the name (which also seems appropriate for our suburban-Washington location). Our intention with this issue is to recognize that, now and again, genre editors will amass selections of works that deserve publication, works that can be celebrated in a special themed issue of their own. The Cabinet provides that space for us, and the first issue's theme is "loss."

The Cabinet

Zachary Benavidez

Exciting new design, featuring fiction, poetry, and essays from Allison Alsup, Stephanie Allen, Julia Johnson, Peter Makuck, Bill Brown, Marian Crotty, Ryan Ridge, and many others.

Potomac Review Issue 58

Literature & Fiction

Fall 2016 issue of Potomac Review. Fiction includes: "Gentlemen's Club" by Ron Darian "The Forest" by Marianne Villanueva "Into the Bright Sun" by Cassandra Powers "Circus Heart" by Beth Konkoski "Pluses" by Shane Jones "The Madmen" by Nouri Zarrugh "Sanctuary" by Meghan Kenny Poetry by : Robyn Anspach Jacqueline Boucher Mark Burke Liz N. Clift J. Dee Cochran Tasha Cotter Laurin DeChae Barbara Draper Meg Eden Christina Frei Ron Houchin Michael Mark Michael Miller Amanda Moore Kristina Mottla Arthur Rimbaud (translated by Albert Rocheleau) Ruben Rodriguez Olga Rukovets John Schneider Terrell Jamal Terry Taunja Thomson Nonfiction includes: "My Dog Is a Good Dog" by Dustin M. Hoffman "The Trail of Time" by Stephanie Pass "Turtle Soup" by Sheila Squillante

Potomac Review Issue 59

Potomac Review Issue 56, a selection of new fiction and poetry from such writers as Jane Hoogestraat, John Vanderslice, Will Donnelly, Carole Burns, Elizabeth Langemak, and many more.

Potomac Review Issue 56

Contemporary

Fall 2017 Issue, featuring new fiction, poetry, and nonfiction from Mary Grimm, Richard Jones, Zlatina G. Sandalska, Kareem Tayyar, Marian Crotty, Charlotte Pence, Mary Taugher, Robert P. Kaye, and many more.

Potomac Review Issue 61

Essays & Correspondence

Fall 2018 edition of Potomac Review.
Fiction by Andrea Eberly, Brad Eddy, Ross Feeler, Laura Kopchick, Evelyn Somers, John Talbird, and Donna D. Vitucci.
Poetry by Mark Burke, Julie Cadwallader Staub, Sarah Carey, Clayton Adam Clark, Holly Day, Kerry James Evans, Diane Glancy, Lori Anne Gravley, Zebulon Huset, Ted Jean, Jessu John, Marilyn Kallet, Elisa Karbin, Jenna Le, Peter Leight, Vanessa MacDonald, Brooke Matson, Dimitri McCloghry, Brooke Mckinney, Margaret McLeod, Orlando Ricardo Menes, Bibhu Padhi, Dan Pinkerton, Karl Plank, Ruthvika Rao, Edythe Haendel Schwartz, Adam Tavel, and Gregory Yogan.
Nonfiction by Sarah Bryan, Krista Christensen, and Gulchin Ergun.

Potomac Review Issue 63

Spring 2019 edition of Potomac Review. Fiction by Sam Asher, Lynnette Curtis, Adam Gnuse, Claire Hero, J.M. Jones, A.R. Robins, Erin Saxon, and Read Trammel. Poetry by Marie-Andrée Auclair, Gaylord Brewer, Jeremy Caldwell, Kerry James Evans, Meredith Davies Hadaway, Holly Karapetkova, Cindy King, Charlene Langfur, April Lindner, George Looney, Chloe Martinez, Derek Mong, David Morse, Kevin Phan, Andrew Stallings, Laura Sweeney, and Devon Tomasulo. Nonfiction by Andrew Hamm, Paul Haney, and Karen J. Weyant.

Potomac Review Issue 64

Fall 2019 edition of Potomac Review.Fiction by Timothy DeLizza, Ann Hillesland, Jessica Hollander, Ashley Anne Howard, Dan Leach, and Sarah Mollie Silberman.Poetry by Aydin M. Akg n, Ellery Beck A.M. Brandt, Ronda Piszk Broatch, Mark Burke, Mick Cochrane, Kay Cosgrove & Lauren Hilger, Isolda Dosamantes (translated by Toshiya Kamei), Matt Duggan, Andrea England, Bill Glose, Sharon Kennedy-Nolle, Liz Marlow, Joshua Martin, Carol Matos, V.C. McCabe, Cameron Morse, Raynald Patrice Desmeules Nayer, John A. Nieves, Ann Quinn, Matthew Sumpter, and John Sibley Williams.Nonfiction by Marisa P. Clark, Tracy Haack, Kevin J. Kelley, and Kevin King.Illustrations by Lotte Marie Allen.

Potomac Review Issue #65

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