The Missouri Review's DIG
Missouri Review's DIGExclusive writer interviews, republications from the archives, and other literary bits and bobs
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 65 | Subscribers | Read | themissourireview.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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OCD and Me: A Conversation with Cynthia Marie Hoffman
In this interview, Missouri Review intern Sarah Molitor talks with Cynthia Marie Hoffman (featured in 46.2 (Summer 2023) and a former Poem of the Week contributor) about her new book, Exploding Head, published earlier this year by Persea Pr...
Trying (and Sometimes Failing) to Connect
In this interview, Missouri Review intern Jackson Porter catches up with Amy Stuber, winner of the Peden Prize for best short story in a volume year. Her debut collection, Sad Grownups will be published on October 8. Look for it here.
Kate McIntyre, zozobra, and "smart, weird Midwesterners" in Mad Prairie
In this interview, we catch up with a former managing editor Kate McIntyre, whose debut collection Mad Prairie won the Flannery O’Connor Prize for Short Fiction. Currently, she is an assistant professor of creative writing at Worcester Poly...
Evelyn Somers Moves On: Observations and Advice from 30+ Years of Editorial Experience
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Discoveries. Interviews. Gems. We're digging into the Missouri Review archives--a literary gold mine--to (re)discover 50+ years' worth of poetry and prose with new insights from our interns, writers, and editorial staff.
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