In Conversation with Coby-Dillon English
By Jacob Collins Have you ever wondered what your relationship with someone would be like if you had met them at a different time in your life? Coby-Dillon English explores this idea in their short story, “First Date, Last Night”, which appears in the latest issue of...
read moreSearching Beneath the Stars: An Interview with Bo Hee Moon
Cream City Review intern, Hazel Reese Ramos, recently connected with Bo Hee Moon to discuss her new poetry collection and themes of identity, hunger, and the connections that nourish us. Her poems “Generosity” and “Korean Little Girl” appear in our Fall 2022 issue,...
read moreIssue 46.2 on Project Muse
Winter/Spring 2023 Issue 46.2 can be found on Project Muse. Print copies will be available soon and mailed out to our subscribers!
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Results of the 2020 Summer Prize in Fiction and Poetry
We’d like to thank everyone who submitted to our 2020 Summer Prize in Fiction and Poetry. Without you, this would not have been possible, and we are grateful for your participation and trust in our journal. Please join us in congratulating the winners, runner-ups, and...
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Room for Something Unwieldy by Christine Robbins
Christine Robbins writes about her poem "Wake." You can read "Wake" in Issue 42.1 of Cream City Review and by clicking here. * A few years ago, the poem was two stanzas and less than a page long, with a uniform left margin. It was titled “If...
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