Tag Archives: The Citron Review
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Notes on the Poetry Selections
Leave a commentJune 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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Notes on the Creative Nonfiction Selections
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Recently, I was talking to someone in a mental health treatment program who felt afraid to share her truth because …
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from Ornithoncology
Leave a commentJune 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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How Much Snow
Leave a commentJune 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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Chapbook Review by Eric Steineger
1June 21, 2019 by The Citron Review
Demolition in the Tropics Rogan Kelly (Seven Kitchens Press, 2019) “What is temporary, besides everything?” ~from “Dream of Alexandria” …
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Sabotage (or So Much for the Revolution)
Leave a commentMarch 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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The Reluctant Secret Sharer
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by Maria Terrone If this were a novel, I’d be sitting by the steam pipe in our living room, …
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I Can See Her
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by Christopher Rabley Ahead of my children, who laughed and whipped their paddles to stream water at my back, …
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Black Ice
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by Christine Baerbock There’s a woman who prays, lips on knuckles, for her children, her husband. She does it …
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Turtles
Leave a commentMarch 20, 2019 by The Citron Review
by Kaely Horton They said it would be better for everyone if I stayed home. I knit turtles, mostly. …
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