The Massachusetts Review Online
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| Issues | 461 | Subscribers | Read | themassachusettsreview.substack.com |
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Interview with Carl "Taqwaa" Moore
Editor’s note: Carl “Taqwaa” Moore, author of “Thank You, Whoever You Are” from our Winter Special issue, is a writer who is currently incarcerated. The carceral communication systems make conducting a more formal interview nearly impossibl...
MR is headed to Baltimore for #AWP26
A writer, an agent, and an editor walk into a room. A set up for a bad joke, we know, but we are excited to be joining the dozens of writers, agents, and editors heading out to Baltimore for this year’s AWP conference!
Square Peg, Round Hole
A review of Uncanny Valley Girls: Essays on Horror, Survival, and Love (Harper Perennial 2025) by Zefyr Lisowski and Scream with Me: Horror Films and the Rise of American Feminism (1968-1980) (Atria 2025) by Eleanor Johnson.
Martyrs of Knowledge: Remembering Gaza’s University Professors
Amna (left) and Alaa (right).
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The Massachusetts Review promotes social justice and equality, along with great art. Committed to aesthetic excellence and public engagement, MR publishes work to provoke debate, inspire action, and expand our understanding of the world around us.
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