Category Archives: Poetry

  1. My Daughter Haunts

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    June 21, 2019 by The Citron Review

    by David Galloway   My daughter haunts the house like a quiet poltergeist, moving through rooms leaving markers that she’s …
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  2. Apropos of Balkan’s Last Sworn Virgins

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    June 21, 2019 by The Citron Review

    by Andrea Jurjević   I Socks pulled over hands, virdžina schleps through the snow-choked trail, the hacked peaks of Dinaric …
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  3. The Adams County Opportunity Center

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    June 21, 2019 by The Citron Review

    by Jennifer Metsker    Kendall Babl   I texted your landline recently. It’s a mistake to believe I can reach …
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  4. Alexander Calder and the Curve of Disillusion

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    June 21, 2019 by The Citron Review

    by Melanie McGee Bianchi   We were whispering about boys, the few who’d aced the minute thrust of romance and …
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  5. Notes on the Poetry Selections

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    June 21, 2019 by The Citron Review

    One of my favorite things about Citron’s poetry is its range and the diversity of voices therein—and that a Citron …
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  6. from Ornithoncology

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    June 21, 2019 by The Citron Review

    by B.J. Best   In order to maintain the full integrity of B.J. Best’s work from Ornithoncology, we’ve included a …
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  7. How Much Snow

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    June 21, 2019 by The Citron Review

    by Erik Moellering   There is much that we do not understand about each other, even after five years in …
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  8. Sabotage (or So Much for the Revolution)

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    March 20, 2019 by The Citron Review

    by Alina Stefanescu    with the Beastie Boys as in wreck with slow hands, trawling the shores of my flesh, …
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  9. Notes on the Poetry Selections

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    March 20, 2019 by The Citron Review

    These days, spring is less predictable in Asheville due to climate change. When I moved here in 2010, seasons were …
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  10. Notes on the Fiction Selections

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    March 20, 2019 by The Citron Review

    I know that if I tell you where I live and also say that this winter has been a tough …
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🍋10th Anniversary

Fall 2019 IssueSeptember 23rd, 2019
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The Summer 2019 Issue of the The Citron Review is brimming with amazing contributors. We want to thank them and hope you'll thank them too! Erik Moellering, Andrea Jurjević, David Galloway, Jennifer Metsker, Kendall Babl, Rogan Kelly, B.J. Best, Melanie McGee Bianchi, Emanuele Pettener, Thomas De Angelis, A. Grifa Ismaili, Julie Watson, Jill Chmelko, Kelle Schillaci Clarke, Phyllis Reilly, Elyse Giaimo, Anita Goveas, Mary Grimm, Carla Scarano D’Antonio, Megan Anning. #amreading #anonlinejournalofbriefliterature
Catch up with our managing editor @ericsteineger in the latest issue of Tinderbox Poetry Journal. #saturdayread #amreading #TheCitronreview #tinderboxpoetryjournal https://tinderboxpoetry.com/catching-up-with-tinderbox
In Citron’s 10th summer issue on this longest day in the sun we bring you stories of vulnerability and meaning. We also offer something new. As part of our 10th anniversary we have created Zest, a place for our editors to share essays, reviews, and other posts in between our four annual issues. Zest’s first feature is a review written by Managing Editor and Senior Poetry Editor @ericsteineger. You can find his review of @jerzypoet's debut chapbook, Demolition in the Tropics as the last item in our summer issue and on Zest’s page. It’s been an amazing ten years of stories. In September we will publish the fall issue as well as a look back at 10 years of The Citron Review. To our readers and contributors, thank you for being a part of our story. #CitronSix #CitronStories #Summer2019 #SummerIssue #TheCitronReview #cheersto10years #amreading #summersolstice #summerreading
"Immaculate" by Anne-Marie Hoeve takes us into the secret life of spoons in this carefully arranged micro fiction. https://citronreview.com/2019/03/20/immaculate/ #amreading #thecitronreview #spring2019
Christopher Rabley's "I Can See Her" is his second publication in The Citron Review and we join him in Taipei City for a most trying time. His first nonfiction story is from 2017, "Speak to Me". Please read them together, if you wish. https://citronreview.com/2019/03/20/i-can-see-her/ https://citronreview.com/2017/12/21/speak-to-me/ #amreading #thecitronreview #spring2019
We are expanding our team of editors. This fall marks our 10 year anniversary as a volunteer operated journal, and we look forward to another ten. We love what we do and hope that you will consider joining us. Send your inquiries to citronreview at gmail.com. Open until filled #TheCitronReview #amreading #CreativeNonfiction https://citronreview.com/

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