Today's Featured Poet: E.B. Schnepp is a poet currently residing in Chicago. Their first collection of poetry, Spoon for a Sparrow, a Wolf, a Girl is forthcoming with Gasher Press in Spring 2025.

From “A hard rain caught between the plain eyes of the season,” by LAWDENMARC Y DECAMORA, SDR Volume 57, Number 4: Order here: coyotestore.usd.edu/category-s/107… #sodakreview #litmag #literaryjournal #literarymagazine #poetry #poem #poetrytwitter #writingcommunity #writers

From “What Bears No Fruit” by Alyse Bensel, SDR Volume 57, Number 4: Order here: coyotestore.usd.edu/category-s/107… #sodakreview #litmag #literaryjournal #literarymagazine #creativenonfiction #cnf #essay #writingcommunity #writers

A.D. Cold front in Miami Vapor whorls on moving lips The ocean heaves dragon green Turns against its shore After drop-off I join the mothers To presage a harvest moon We amass as gatherers On days when hunting looms -- published by South Dakota Review | produced by Mad Arts

USD Creative Writing, South Dakota Review and Astrophil Press will be at the AWP Conference, February 8-11, in Kansas City, Booth 845! Come by and say hello!

USD Creative Writing, South Dakota Review and Astrophil Press will be at the AWP Bookfair February 8-11, in Kansas City, Booth 845! Come by and say hello!

Got my contributor copy for my flash piece in the latest issue of the South Dakota Review. Snag yourself a copy to check it out and read all the other amazing writers in the issue.

Today's Featured Poem: "Myth" by Joseph J. Capista, from Issue 58 Vol. 2 of South Dakota Review. Read here: poems.com/poem/myth/

Today's Featured Poet: Joseph J. Capista is the author of Intrusive Beauty (Ohio University Press, 2019). His poems have appeared in Agni, Copper Nickel, The Georgia Review, The Hudson Review and Ploughshares. He teaches at Towson U and lives with his family in Baltimore.

I'm thrilled to finally be able to share my latest poem, "Spring Again, Somehow," in the new amazing double issue of South Dakota Review! Thank you to Lee Horikoshi Roripaugh & the editors. 😊 I'm very honored & humbled to be in an issue w/Chelsea Dingman, SarahFawn Montgomery, @conniepostpoet & more!

Grateful to have a story in the latest issue of South Dakota Review!

Thanks to Lee Lee Horikoshi Roripaugh and everyone at South Dakota Review publishing my story, “Moreso Horrific, in their latest beautiful issue! What a thrill!

Thrilled to have my long poem (5 pgs!) “The Origin of My Hard Times in Idaho” in the gorgeous 58.4 issue of South Dakota Review Many thanks to Lee Horikoshi Roripaugh and the rest of the team at South Dakota Review!

gorgeous new issue of South Dakota Review with my poem “Photograph: Ethel”

I’ve got a new poem, “Aubade with Ideation,” in the new issue of the South Dakota Review (South Dakota Review). A big thanks to the editors for including me! TW/CW: suicidal ideation.

I have an old poem on issue 58.3 of South Dakota Review (South Dakota Review). Grateful to the editors Lee Horikoshi Roripaugh and Duncan Barlow for the work they do. 📸: Thanks to Suzanne Frischkorn for helping me with the snapshots of my poem.

Just got my contributor copy of South Dakota Review and I’m digging the company like this one by Ellery Beck

“The nature of the world is to consume you. You cannot trust it. It will not let you forget.” Albert Abonado South Dakota Review

Poem in South Dakota Review. Thank you, editors.