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02.032015September 10, 2019

Report from the Field– What We Don’t Name: The Delicate Path of Literary Crimes

Report from the Field– What We Don’t Name: The Delicate Path of Literary Crimes

By Jessica ReidyIn Reports from the FieldTags abuse, Alt Lit, anonymous submission, avant-garde, biases, Cave Canem, Clarice Lispector, confessional writing, disparity, diversity, gender, Kundimann, literary community, literary journal, Natalie Eilbert, NYC Feminist Poets, patriarchy, power, queer, race, rape, representation, sexual abuse, Stephen Tully Dierks, The Atlas Review, The Poetry Project, tokenizing, trauma, trigger, writing community

When I launched The Atlas Review a bit over two years ago, I felt certain that the best way to highlight new and exciting work...

15.102014September 9, 2019

Report from the Field: Youth Poetry Slam

Report from the Field: Youth Poetry Slam

By Jessica ReidyIn Featured, Reports from the FieldTags boys and girls, cypher, discrimination, freestyle, gender, Manhattan, poetry slam, Poets House, race, relationships, stereotypes

Every year, a poetry slam is held at Poets House in Manhattan. Boys and girls from high schools and middle schools all over NYC come...

20.092014September 10, 2019

Her Name Literally Meant Hero

Her Name Literally Meant Hero

By Jessica ReidyIn FeaturedTags #fiction, Deborah Eisenberg. Lena, discrimination, double standards, ethnicity, gender disparity, hero, invisible writers, Mavis Gallant, New Yorker, Paris, posterity, race, Selected Stories, sexism, sexuality, short story, Spain, women writers, writer

Mavis Gallant died in February of this year, at the age of 92. She is one of my favorite writers. I discovered her in graduate...

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