Severance / Ling Ma / Picador, 05/2019 – $17 (Paperback) The routine has become automatic. In the mornings I stand bleary-eyed at the counter and…
Prompts for Quarantine
In response to the quarantine, The Columbia Review editorial board will share every other day a series of prompts, which we hope will inspire our…
Loneliness and Fiction
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I woke up on a Monday with the feelings I get too often: feelings of wrongness and sadness and fear. The ones that tell me…
Selected Works by Women Writers: A Recommended Reading List
In honor of International Women’s Day, the board has put together a list of works written by women that we feel people should be reading…
Kenneth Koch Poetry Prize Winners
Congratulations to the recipients of the Kenneth Koch Poetry Prize in honor of our 100th volume: Mackenzie Turgeon CC’21 for her poem “American Studies for…
100th Volume Retrospective: Untitled by Kate Farrell
Kate Farrell has taught poetry in nursing homes, in public schools, and at Columbia. She has published multiple books, including poetry anthologies coauthored with Kenneth…
100th Volume Retrospective: Albuquerque by Frank Lima
Frank Lima had already published his own poetry collections by the time this poem was published in the Review. He received an MFA from Columbia.…
100th Volume Retrospective: Perfect Timing by Diane Mehta
Diane Mehta is a freelance journalist and writer. She has previously published a book on writing poetry, and her debut poetry collection, Forest with Castanets, will…
100th Volume Retrospective: Nature Mort by Jim Jarmusch
Jim Jarmusch, a former editor of The Columbia Review, is a director, screenwriter, and actor. He won the Caméra d’Or prize at the 1984 Cannes Film Festival for…
100th Volume Retrospective: Poem by Tory Dent
The Columbia Review printed this work by Tory Dent while she was studying at Barnard College. She later published three volumes of poetry and received…