Skip to main content
Home
VIRGINIA QUARTERLY REVIEW.

Utility

  • About VQR
  • Issues & Archive
  • Contributors
  • Donate
  • Store
  • Cart (0)

Main navigation

  • Essays
  • Fiction
  • Reporting
  • Poetry
  • Portfolios
  • Columns
  • Special projects
    • Log in
    • About VQR
    • Issues & Archive
    • Contributors
    • Donate
    • Store
    • Cart (0)

User account menu

  • Log in
Image
Winter 2025 Cover with photo by Lys Arango of 3 coal miners sitting on a bench during lunch

Site Search results

  • Story (5163)
  • Criticism (593)
  • Essays (469)
  • (-) Fiction (172)
  • Reporting (163)
  • Poetry (131)
  • Editor's Desk (84)
  • #VQRTrueStory (59)
  • Interviews (46)
  • Profiles (45)
  • Person (45)
  • Memoir (44)
  • Articles (41)
  • Photography (40)
  • Fine Distinctions (16)
  • Amateur Hour (13)
  • VQR Vault (10)
  • Notes to Self (8)
  • On Becoming (8)
  • Talisman (7)
  • Art & The Archive (6)
  • Plays (6)
  • Portfolios (6)
  • Art (5)
  • Basic page (4)
  • Human Practice (3)
  • Mapping (2)
  • Audio (1)
Fiction
Knuckle Month
… each poem, the poet flung the paper plate into the audience like a Frisbee. People reached up and caught them … the reading was over, she left it on the floor. Other audience members, though, took their paper plates with them.  … off the motor. He got off the seat, and made the kickstand come down. “Goodnight. Thanks,” she said, running to her …
Fiction
Sporotrichosis
… Pack that was really into the holistic and prolonged rituals of noncontact conflict resolution. “Mr. Apple?” He swung around. Coming down the stairs, darker than a plumb tumbling down a … needs to grab these girls.” “The fuck are those?” “oh, wow, sweetie….nononono.” “I’m dead.” “this is why I don’t …
Fiction
Fat Swim
… sink has been working well—a satisfying ting, ting, ting . Also the panes of window glass—higher, though, and more … the colors that catch Alice’s eye, the parade of bright bodies turning the corner of 49th street onto the avenue, then … the carton is missing. Then there is dancing. The fat women compliment Alice on her moves. They say they have never seen …
Fiction
Fresh Kills
… forty-six, Ojibwe, had careers where they sat in front of computers all day long and children off at college. Robin … classes in Minneapolis for the state, she’d never truly studied Anishinaabemowin, the language beaten out of Robin’s … with you?” Cara cut her off and said she had to study. Finals week. Robin thought of having a smoke, but didn’t want …
Fiction
When the Aged Are Reverently, Passionately Waiting
… Louise almost said something but caught herself. Evelyn was coming through her door; let Evelyn announce her own … hearing but thought better of it. Janet couldn’t help the falseness; it was all Evelyn’s influence. Louise had tried, … enough at the time to know, but he did. Anyhow, once he died, I came back here. By then Janet—​that’s my …
Fiction
Horatio’s First Gun
… boy maintained meticulous notes in a Roaring Spring marble composition pad he’d procured at the Snake’s Haven Five & … or Willa Mae or Romie, the founders of the Laundry Lane Ladies Cooperative, performed impromptu ceremonial old-ways … laundromats in San Francisco, the women of Laundry Lane also lived with the reality that laundry transactions were …
  • First page « First
  • Previous page ‹‹
  • …
  • Page 19
  • Page 20
  • Page 21
  • Page 22
  • Current page 23
  • Page 24
  • Page 25
  • Page 26
  • Page 27
  • …
  • Next page ››
  • Last page Last »
Virginia Quarterly Review
5 Boar’s Head Lane, P.O. Box 400223
Charlottesville, VA 22904
Tel: 434-924-3675
Fax: 434-924-1397
Copyright ©2024 The Virginia Quarterly Review. All rights reserved. / Contact VQR / Privacy policy
Home