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New Essay by Stonecoast MFA Candidate Acree Graham Macam in the Harvard Review Online

New Essay by Stonecoast MFA Candidate Acree Graham Macam in the Harvard Review Online

Stonecoast Review The Lit­er­ary Journal of the Stonecoast MFA New essay by Stonecoast MFA can­di­date Acree Graham Macam in the Harvard Review Online News Stonecoast MFA and the Stonecoast Review con­grat­u­late Acree Macam on pub­li­ca­tion of her essay The Body Keeps the War in the Harvard Review Online.…

Stonecoast MFA Candidate Aliza Dube Wins 2023 Maine Chapbook Series

Stonecoast MFA Candidate Aliza Dube Wins 2023 Maine Chapbook Series

Stonecoast Student Aliza Dube Wins 2023 Maine Chap­book Series News Stonecoast MFA and the Stonecoast Review con­grat­u­late Aliza Dube on selec­tion of her story col­lec­tion The Depen­dents as winner of the Maine Writers & Pub­lish­ers Alliance 2023 Maine Chap­book Series. The Depen­dents to be pub­lished this Fall.…

Wallowa

Wallowa

FICTION By Jane Snyder What kind of world was it, Dave won­dered, where a woman could put herself above a man? He was ready for this one. “Whoa there, Sis,” he said when he felt her hand cup his gen­i­tals under the jump­suit. “You play, you pay.” She…

Stonecoast Review Submissions Are Open

Stonecoast Review Submissions Are Open

Sub­mis­sions for Stonecoast Review Issue 19 are now open, and will close on October 1st. Reminder that we accept: Lit­er­ary fiction. Genre fiction. Non­fic­tion.  Poetry.  Dra­mat­ic works.  Visual Art. You can read our full sub­mis­sion guide­lines here. We look forward to reading your work. Photo by Luke Southern.

Stonecoast Review Submissions Open August 1st

Stonecoast Review Submissions Open August 1st

Sub­mis­sions for Stonecoast Review Issue 19 will open on August 1st. Reminder that we accept: Lit­er­ary fiction. Genre fiction. Non­fic­tion.  Poetry.  Dra­mat­ic works.  Visual Art. You can read our full sub­mis­sion guide­lines here. We look forward to reading your work.

More about Issue 19…

More about Issue 19…

Thirty-three tal­ent­ed poets, drama­tists, writers, and artists came togeth­er and made Issue 19 a reality. Read their works in Stonecoast Review Issue 19, now avail­able for pur­chase from local book­seller Kelly’s Books to Go.     Yael Valen­cia Aldana is a Caribbean Afro-Latinx writer and poet.…

Obituary

Obituary

POETRY By Luke Johnson and Megan Mer­chant For I,   I thought of you and bullets and the husk of ruin we are feeding our chil­dren, saying swallow, it will make you strong, in the end, but I know. When I sat the other day with…

Belief Me

Belief Me

DRAMATIC WORK By Gregory Von Dare A ten-minute sci-fi comedy about serious stuff.   CAST: TODD: A nerdy guy in his mid-30s. Average height and build. Kind of an annoy­ing voice. GINNY:  She is ath­let­ic and moves with the fluid grace of a dancer. Early 20s. Excited…

At Blackthorn Pond

At Blackthorn Pond

POETRY By Neil Flatman  Late sun longing through the knuck­les of the black­thorns by the pond; a lan­guorous spark. The copper heads of ferns bow down with what remain­ing dignity they hold. Autumn’s flown; longer days dis­solved fast as a winter breath. Surely that’s the memory,…

El Paso Dream

El Paso Dream

POETRY By Gary English Juarez tethers me like a balero with a bridge instead of string. I tread Stanton’s crammed path over the near-water­­less Rio Grande. I could have walked its dehy­drat­ed bed. Tanned leather’s weath­ered smell infuses the mercado’s air. Piñatas, penuche. Day of the Dead disguises,…