Afrocritik’s 50 Notable Essays from Africa in 2024 - Afrocritik What we are witnessing presently in Africa is that the essay has been taken to the village square, away from the shadows of perceived elitism. By Afrocritik’s Editorial Team The great English novelist...

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Mhembeuter Jeremiah Orhemba, whose "Watch Us Drift, Watch Us Fly" from #TLR27 was named to Afrocritik’s 50 Notable Essays from Africa in 2024 afrocritik.com/afrocritik-5...

A Reading List for Arab American Heritage Month 2025 - Community of Literary Magazines and Presses For National Arab American Heritage Month, observed annually during the month of April, we asked our member magazines and presses to share with us some of the work by Arab American writers that they r...

This list includes Stevie Chedid's "Hyphenated Howl" from #TLR27 as well as so many other great books and individual pieces.

Hyphenated Howl - Tahoma Literary Review A professor of mine once paused on the topic of empathy. She told the classroom that her dog was truly mortified by thunderstorms, that it goes into such

This week we're featuring Stevie Chedid's nonfiction piece "Hyphenated Howl," which appeared in #TLR27.
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Our next reading period opens Wednesday, Jan. 15.

Grandfather Clause: Tracing Ancestral Privilege to a Century-Old Crime Scene - Tahoma Literary Review grand·fa·ther.  (verb)  . . . 2. to permit to continue under a grandfather clause: As in, to pass down privilege . . .— from

Our featured writer this week is Gabriel Furshong. Read "Grandfather Clause" #essay in @tahomareview.bsky.social #literaryjournal #tahomaliteraryreview #TLR27