IHLR 14.1, the Valentine’s II Issue, is now available. We sold out our first Valentine’s Issue, IHLR 10.1; now we’re spreading the love (lost & found, spurned & received) again, four years later.

In this issue you’ll find fiction by Teresa Milbrodt and Jackie Reitzes; poetry by Ashley Danielle Ryle, Karrie Warrala, Rebecca Parson, Aran Donovan, John Davis, Adam Deutsch, and Gary Dop; and creative nonfiction by Scott Nadelson.

To purchase a copy, send $5 to Iron Horse Literary Review, Texas Tech University, Department of English, Box 43091, Lubbock, TX  79409-3091. Or, you can now order an issue online by going HERE and following the instructions for purchasing a back issue.

The newest issue of Iron Horse Literary Review, which we’ve dubbed the Fireside Issue, is sure to make for cozy reading.

This winter-themed issue features fiction by Elizabeth Buchanan and Khristian Mecom; poetry by Brock Guthrie, Douglas Ray, B.J. Best, Doug Ramspeck, Benjamin Myers, and Randolph Thomas; a flash nonfiction piece by Lili Wright; and a stunning cover photo by Charles Patterson.

Aaron Alford’s “Hit List” column has a little bit of everything–Yeats, H.D., the Beatles, Motown, and a winter ennui somewhere between angst and fluff. And in this issue’s “Horselaugh,” Brent Newsom offers up “Mash-Up Paradelle: Winter Tunes.”

To purchase a copy, send $5 to Iron Horse Literary Review, Texas Tech University, Department of English, Box 43091, Lubbock, TX  79409-3091. Or, you can now order an issue online by going HERE and following the instructions for ordering a back issue. This issue will also be featured at AWP in Chicago–come by and see us at table B17 in the Bookfair.

The latest issue of Iron Horse Literary Review has dropped, and with it comes our new, wider format, pared-down cover design, and some great new writing!

This Open Issue features fiction by Joseph O’Malley and J.T. Bushnell; poetry by Tara Bray, Heather Price, Michael Salcman, Melissa Cundieff-Pexa, Robby Nadler, Bhavin Tailor, and Jennifer Habel; Amy Roper’s nonfiction piece “A Map of Childhood Games,” complete with map and legend; and photographs by John Martino, Whitney Martin, and J. Marcus Weekley. One of Martin’s lovely images graces the cover.

Issue 13.5 also introduces a new feature of Iron Horse, one-of-a-kind columns written by our Managing Editors, Aaron Alford and Brent Newsom.

To purchase a copy, send $5 to Iron Horse Literary Review, Texas Tech University, Department of English, Box 43091, Lubbock, TX  79409-3091. Or, you can now order an issue online by going HERE and following the instructions for ordering a back issue.