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The city slides by, drunk with golden sunlight. Buildings go by like books on a shelf. Large department stores go by, and clothing stores, shoe stores, a butcher’s shop red with meat . . .
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Jennie Malboeuf Poetry
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Laurence de Looze Nonfiction
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Cynthia Cruz Poetry
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New England Review is delighted to announce that Matthew Olzmann has joined our staff as poetry editor! Matthew is an accomplished poet, editor, and educator with strong ties to various poetry communities, including Kundiman and Bread Loaf, Warren Wilson and Dartmouth College.
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Staff reader Maggie Wang speaks with NER 47.2 poet Cynthia Cruz on Hegelian philosophy, shared desire, and the complexities of movement.
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NER intern Eliza Tiles speaks with 47.2 contributor Yerra Sugarman about inherited trauma, the ethics of Holocaust representation, and crafting hybrid texts.
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Browse & shop new booksby Carl Dennis, Karen Solie, Tomás Q. Morín, Arthur Sze, & more.
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NER answers frequently asked questions about our craft essay series, “Staging Style.”
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Editorial intern Ruby Salisbury ’27 talks with former NER intern Robert Erickson ’18 about developing a critical vocabulary, adjusting to life post-Middlebury, and the value of humility.
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NER Out Loud Herr Friedrich Drinks Tea
William Pierce reads an excerpt from Mely Kiyak’s Herr Friedrich Drinks Tea in his English translation, and Mely Kiyak reads the same excerpt in the original German. The English translation appeared in NER 47.1 (2026).
