"Tomorrow and Tomorrow" by Peter Trachtenberg

"Elegy for Brian, My Brother Who Has Been Missing for Ten Years" by Steven Espada Dawson

"Adult Swim" by Betsy Boyd

The winner and two runners-up of the 2013 Short Fiction Contest read their work.

The Kenyon Review Podcast for February 2014

"This Is a Book About Trees" by Cynthia R. Wallace

"son as white plant" by Cloris Shi

"Dissection of my Grandmother's Eye" by Acadia Reynolds

Tilsa Otta translated and read by Farid Matuk

"One Two" by Gabrielle Bates

"Fisherboy" by Issa Quincy

"Clearing Lines" by Rodrigo Toscano

"On Molting" by Jessica Petrow-Cohen

"In Re-memoriam" by Cynthia Nwakudu

Four Poems by Souri Ahmadlou translated by Morteza Dehghani

"Parviz, Do You See Me?" by vivian panah-izadi

"Other Than Black" by Shahilla Shariff

"Backward View on a Forward Train" by Kelleen Zubick

"This Madness" by Saima Afreen

"Charm Against a Fever" by Milena Williamson

"Charm for a Swarm of Bees (Remixed)" by Milena Williamson

"Charm for a Swarm of Bees" by Milena Williamson

"Charm for Tumors (Remixed)" by Milena Williamson

"Charm for Tumors" by Milena Williamson

"Head Collector" by Song Seung Eon (trans. Stine An)

"Letter to César Vallejo" by Xabier Usabiaga (trans. James Appleby)

"That Kind of Girl" by Elaine van der Geld

"The Grandfather" by Nuno Camarneiro (trans. Michele  Bantz)

"Saudade de ser bicho/ Saudade for Being a Bug" by Martha Riva Palacio Obón tr. Will Morningstar

In this episode of the Kenyon Review podcast, literary agent Amy Williams of the Williams Company gives advice about how emerging writers can connect with agents, explains recent changes in the publishing industry and recommends some of her favorite recent books.

Amy Williams - A Conversation

O.Henry Prize winner and Kenyon Review editor David H. Lynn talks with Hilary Mantel, twice the winner of the Man Booker Prize, about the way historical novels are published, what it's like to live in the world of one character for more than ten years, writing for the stage, and the final book in her Thomas Cromwell Trilogy, The Mirror and the Light.

Hilary Mantel, A Conversation

Javier Zamora, author of the poetry collection Unaccompanied (Copper Canyon Press) and currently a Wallace Stegner Fellow at Stanford University, talks with Andrew Grace of the Kenyon English faculty about immigration, advocating for undocumented poets, and what Salvadoran poets Americans should be reading.

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