Virginia Quarterly Reviewさんのイラストまとめ

Cool off with some summery fiction from our Spring 2018 issue: “Fat Swim” by @Frumpenberg. Illustration by @LaurenNassef. https://t.co/iu79lNnPba

“This was a different, if not an inevitable, time. The US was no longer number one.” Read on in Ling Ma’s story, “Tomorrow,” from our Summer fiction issue. Illustration by Mokshini: https://t.co/nvRAllbr5W

@SchuleitHaber illustrated a suite of fiction for our Summer 2018 issue. Check out more of her work here: https://t.co/xDpzKBIyWT

@VeveArmando illustrated the fiction for our Winter 2020 issue. Check out more of his work here:https://t.co/CCdsZurgsG

This summer weekend, sit down with a story: “The Boys” by Ben Marcus, with illustration by Anders Nilsen https://t.co/sPT3VJ3moT

@KeithNegley illustrated our Fall 2020 suite of fiction. Check our more of his work here: https://t.co/pMl0buTRqF

“She kept smoothing the pillow and pressing on the fabric, and this face just started getting more and more prominent.” —“COVID Dreams” by @TheNocturnists from our Spring 2022 issue https://t.co/nR8UIOenI9 #VQRTrueStory

In “The Final Act” from our Spring 2018 issue, cartoonist Jess Ruliffson illustrates a medical examiner’s relationship with faith in the face of the opioid crisis: https://t.co/WE4afQ1D7R

Cartoonist and illustrator Sergio García Sánchez did the artwork for three of the stories in our Summer 2018 fiction issue. See more of his work on his website: https://t.co/Q7K1FR7LIy

Sit with “Dispersement,” @InkAnuj’s thought-provoking illustration from our Spring 2022 issue. https://t.co/vO2uwDPFbP