Each month Iron Horse Literary Review designates one or more back issues for sale at a special, reduced price of only $3 each. Our sale this month features the 2011 Father’s Day Issue (IHLR 13.3). This issue features cover art by Virgil Suárez; poetry by Timothy Kercher, Jaclyn Dwyer, Manda Frederick, David Starkey, Diana Arterian, and Jill McCabe Johnson; fiction by David James Poissant, Karin C. Davidson, and Michael Baccam; and a personal essay by Lindsay Beamish, our 2011 Discovered Voices Award winner in nonfiction.
Orders for a single issue can be placed online HERE, or by mailing $3 cash or check (made out to Iron Horse Literary Review) to Iron Horse Literary Review, Texas Tech University, Department of English, Box 43091, Lubbock, TX 79409-3091. Please include a note specifying the appropriate shipping address. NOTE: Orders for multiple issues must be processed by mail.
Bonnie J. Rough is the author of the new memoir Carrier: Untangling the Danger in My DNA (Counterpoint), winner of a 2011 Minnesota Book Award. Her essays have appeared in many magazines, literary journals, and newspapers, including The New York Times, The Sun, Huffington Post, The Iowa Review, Ninth Letter, Identity Theory, and Brevity. They have also appeared in several anthologies, including Modern Love: 50 True and Extraordinary Tales of Desire, Deceit, and Devotion (Three Rivers Press), The Best Creative Nonfiction, Vol. 1 (W.W. Norton), and The Best American Science and Nature Writing 2007 (Houghton Mifflin). Bonnie holds an MFA from the Nonfiction Writing Program at the University of Iowa. She has taught at The Loft Literary Center and is now an honored visiting artist on the faculty of the Ashland University MFA program. Her many awards include a Bush Artist Fellowship, a McKnight Artist Fellowship for Writers, and a Minnesota State Arts Board grant.
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.
The newest issue of Iron Horse Literary Review, which we’ve dubbed the Fireside Issue, is sure to make for cozy reading.
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!