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Editor's note: Rebecca Gummere's gorgeous essay, "The Transit of Venus" was selected by Rebecca Makkai as the runner-up in New South’s 2015 Writing Contest. Here, Rebecca shares how her essay took shape and what she's been working on since. Rebecca Gummere: The essay is about the gradual decline and death of my mother, but it’s also about the transitory... Continue Reading →
Mentioning the furthest back field/a horseless space, and houseless, a/field above the aisles of daffodils in/which I once thought I’d marry—
Aubade You blacked out the night, forgot how we jumped off cliffs into Lake Superior, the October water filling our mouths until we felt the gods get drunk inside us. I long for you, the sun you turn toward me and away from me at will. You’re something I evaporate into, the way the... Continue Reading →
The time-machine was finished, finally.
Aria Curtis's story, “Birds of Paradise,” was selected by Rebecca Makkai as the winner of New South’s 2015 Writing Contest. Here, Aria answers a few questions from Assistant Editor Rachel Wright.
Alicia Wright's poem, "We Are Always Both in the Field," was selected by Roger Reeves as the winner of New South's 2015 Writing Contest. Here, Alicia answers a few questions from our editors.
New South is proud to announce our 2015 nominations for the Pushcart Prize!
"I don't want milk and cookies; I want a spiritual experience." - Vincent Poturica, "Paradise"
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