The Cincinnati Review https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html miCRo: “Laugh Track” by Will Musgrove miCRo: “Swamp” by Catherine Niu Writers’ Day Jobs: Toby Goostree miCRo: “Posthuman Slays the Jabberwock” by Esmé Kaplan-Kinsey miCRo: “The World Wants to See Itself” by Inger Christensen, translated by Bradley Harmon 21.2 Our Issues miCRo: “Wool” by Carly Berwick Submission Guidelines miCRo: “Black Beauty” by Mandira Pattnaik Submissions Announcing Our 2024 Contest Winners miCRo: “New Normal” by Dinah Cox Mission Statement miCRo: “Two Moments Above and Below” by Austyn Wohlers Notes from the (Re)Design Studio: How Should a Front Door Be? Interview with Diana Khoi Nguyen and Cindy Juyoung Ok Andy Sia Craft Musings on Beginnings and More, from Our Editors Alums Lily Meyer and Sarah Rose Nordgren to Read at UC miCRo: “Red Eye” by Neil Serven Kate Jayroe Masthead Lily Davenport Interview with Editor-in-Residence Erica Dawson Newsletter Sign-up Erica Dawson “A Magical, Marvelous, or Fantastic Chronicle of Death Not Yet Told” by John T. Howard 21.1 “His Body,” by Christine Hale “Gone Are the Blackberries, the Alycha, the Asters, and the Rusty Spigot” by Yekaterina Droog On Envy and Time: A Craft Essay Lisa Ampleman Sitting Tight While Others Celebrate: Navigating Envy While on Submission Two poems by Saadi Youssef translated by Khaled Mattawa The Scoop on Withdrawals The Music is Envy: On James Salter’s A Sport and a Pastime miCRo: Two stories by Matthew Torralba Andrews miCRo: “Toad Soup” by Claire Leng “Haibun” by Malik Thompson From Our Contributors: A Tour of Crimea with Yekaterina Droog In Praise of the Paper Trail (and Eliminating It Too) excerpt from “Wait It Out” by Hadley Moore On Being Envious of Able-Bodied Writers from the Global North From Our Contributors: Down the Rabbit Hole—Strange Rabbits in Art, by Nikki Barnhart Sympathy for the Devil: Garnering Sympathy for Your Envious Villains From Our Contributors: Rethinking The Urban Pastoral, by Malik Thompson From Our Contributors: The Tubercled-Blossom Pearly Mussel Memorial Library of Hope, by Mandy-Suzanne Wong “Notes from Underwater” by Mandy-Suzanne Wong From Our Contributors: Hadley Moore On Iconic Images of Our Assassinated Political Heroes