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Interview + Reading with Melissa Melpignano (audio + text)
Photo Credit: Veronica Garcia
Editor’s note: The text here is an edited transcription of a larger conversation conducted over Zoom, which appears in full below. Melpignano reads her translations of Leonardo Tonini’s poems “6.” from [25:52...
Announcing the Winners of the 2026 Chametzky Prize
Congratulations to Amanda Sarasien and Elton Uliana, winners of our annual Chametzky Prize for their translation of José Luís Peixoto’s “The Woman Who Dreamed”! This story appeared in our Summer 2025 issue, and was also nominated for a Push...
Interview with Charlene Tzu Hsien Huang
Who have been the most influential writers in your life? The most influential stories/collections?
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Lorrie Moore –– Who Will Run the Hospital?
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Laura van den Berg –– I Hold a Wolf by the Ears
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Elena Ferrante –– The Days of Aband...
Summer 2026 Contributor Publications
Jennifer Sperry Steinorth (61.2, 65.2)’s book of poems Boys Behind Glass (featuring art by Jenny Walton) came out in March from Texas Review Press.
Adam Scheffler (54.1)’s critical book on James Wright, So This Is What It Feels Like...
Interview with Caroline Crew
Crew, at “her tree” on the farm, after her dad’s death.
I’m interested in how “Feast: Fruits of the Land” came to exist. How did you decide on the format (namely: the altered sonnet structure, and the beginnings of passages picking up the...
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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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