Virginia Quarterly Reviewさんのイラストまとめ

"The Breakup Museum" by @lsjamison got @VQR an #Ellies nomination in the Essays & Criticism category.

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The illustrations from our fiction pieces in the Winter 2018 issue are by @AriannaVairo.

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"The Breakup Museum" by @lsjamison was nominated in the Essays and Criticism category of the #Ellies.

Read her piece from 2018 in @VQR.

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"I believe the cousins are also bad feng shui, but no one will ever actually say so. Like everything, that, too, must be in the stars."

From the Winter 2018 issue, read "Bear Bear Harvest" by @VenitaBlackburn.

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"Quick Feet," adapted from @KieseLaymon's memoir, HEAVY, was published in our Fall 2018 issue.

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In the Summer 2018 issue, we published twelve fiction pieces. Here is "High Pursuit," a story written by @MitchSJackson.

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From our Spring 2018 issue, @lsjamison writes about the artifacts of lost loves in "The Breakup Museum."

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"I believe the cousins are also bad feng shui, but no one will ever actually say so. Like everything, that, too, must be in the stars."

"Bear Bear Harvest" is a new story by @VenitaBlackburn in the Winter 2018 issue.

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"There had been something about Grace which had frightened her and which, she decided, she wanted no part of: the arrogance with which she had thrown herself into the pool..."

From "The Ash Swimming Pool" by @djdaisyjohnson.

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"There had been something about Grace which had frightened her and which, she decided, she wanted no part of: the arrogance with which she had thrown herself into the pool..."

From @djdaisIllustrations story, "The Ash Swimming Pool," in the Fall issue.

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