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Editor’s note: When invited to participate in our interview series, Mathew Magro-Fry (author of “The Missing Pieces” from our Summer 2026 issue) offered to write a creative nonfiction piece on the relationship between roadtrips and his writ...
Review of Corinne Demas’s novel Daughters (Little A, New York, 2025)
Yes, you can go home again, but you might revert to the same person you were when you first decided to leave.
The Massachusetts Review Online is a reader-supported publi...
Tell us about your relationship to writing.
My relationship to writing began by being a voracious reader. I had a pivotal fourth grade teacher who instilled in me a practice of continuously engaging with books and reflecting on them after...
His guests are still drinking, and the smoke from his meat fire rises, on this windless evening, straight up into the trees.
– John Cheever, “O Youth and Beauty!”
Are you filling your grill? Tis the season
For hanging outdoors under t...
This is an edited transcription of a larger recorded conversation between Kelsi Vanada and Emilio Jurado Naón, available in full below. Vanada is the translator, and Naón the author, of the novel Agustina Paz, an excerpt of which is feature...
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