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Listen to authors, actors, and students read and perform pieces from New England Review in our NER Out Loud podcast.
FROM OUR PAGES
You can also listen to individual pieces from recent issues of NER, read by the author, unless noted otherwise. Look for the [AUDIO] tag on the Table of Contents, and click to listen. Here are some recent examples:
Vol. 43, No. 3
- EUGENE GLORIA Red Hens and Raymundo [AUDIO]
- LINDSAY BERNAL Visions [AUDIO]
- MAXIM MATUSEVICH Bar Beach Police Station [AUDIO]
- LEE OKBONG trans. Suphil Lee Park Verse of Snow [AUDIO]
- KIM WOONCHO trans. Suphil Lee Park In Response to Seolpah’s Poem [AUDIO]
- BRIAN TEARE from Association Copy [AUDIO]
- TABISH KHAIR The Last Installment [AUDIO]
Vol. 43, No. 2
- TOMAŽ ŠALAMUN trans. Brian Henry The Family at Dinner [AUDIO], C First Appears Between the Thumb and Index Finger [AUDIO]
- ANALICIA SOTELO Dream State (As Camouflage) [AUDIO]
- ROY KESEY Out Beyond [AUDIO]
- BEN MILLER The Sweet Science of Socks [AUDIO]
- LISA LUXX in this body, defiant of state [AUDIO]
- OMAR SABBAGH Letter to an Innocent in a Time of War [AUDIO], Unhomely [AUDIO]
Vol. 43, No. 1
- STEVEN KLEINMAN I’m at the Put-Put/I’m at the Batting Cages [AUDIO]
- NIKI HERD Aubade for the Late Great Show [AUDIO]
- MEGAN FERNANDES Letter to a Young Poet [AUDIO]
- C. P. BOYKO The Advocates [AUDIO]
- ANA MENÉNDEZ from The Apartment: Susan, 1988 [AUDIO]
- ROBERT ANTHONY SIEGEL Thirteen Ways of Listening to the Rain [AUDIO]
- KIM MCLARIN Run for Your Life [AUDIO]
Vol. 42, No. 4
- ALEJANDRO PUYANA The Last Friday in Caracas [AUDIO]
- AJIBOLA TOLASE Commutative Properties of Black Bodies [AUDIO]
- LESLIE SAINZ Self-Determination Theory [AUDIO], Propaganda Ghazal [AUDIO]
- HERA NAGUIB After the First Visit [AUDIO], News of Another Femicide [AUDIO]
- BO LEWIS Waiting for Tilda Swinton [AUDIO], The Ghost of Andrew Johnson [AUDIO]
- RACHEL MANNHEIMER Horses [AUDIO], Berlin [AUDIO]
- JAKE GOLDWASSER Psittacine [AUDIO]
- EMMA AYLOR Untitled Figure 1 [AUDIO], Slip [AUDIO], Landscape with Guide [AUDIO]
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