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The Stockholm Review of Literature publishes poetry, short fiction and creative non-fiction. ISSN 2002-1100. Bi-lingual: English/svenska. Tweets by eds.

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Salvage Operation: Poetry by Seth Jani thestockholmreview.org/the-s…
Salvage Operation, by Seth Jani

Salvage Operation, by Seth Jani

Turn over in the rain, little panther, and show your pink belly to the storm. This world is slick and incommunicado. The sunlight hushes and hides, closing the blinds on what the darkness would tel…

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Julie. Poetry by Robert Beveridge thestockholmreview.org/2020/…
Julie, by Robert Beveridge

Julie, by Robert Beveridge

She shies away from people   keeps her hands curled so her fingers won’t graze the necks of oblivious travelers.   Last night, in my dream, she touched me this goddess of aloof luci…

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That Love Has a Right to Live: Book Review thestockholmreview.org/2020/…
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Two poems by Peter Akinlabi thestockholmreview.org/2020/…
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Poetry by Alisa Velaj thestockholmreview.org/2020/…
Sublime fiction by Declan Toohey: thestockholmreview.org/2020/…
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A brilliant piece of fiction by Fred Bubbers: thestockholmreview.org/2020/…
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The Bigness of the Small Poem. Essay by Sandra Marchetti. thestockholmreview.org/the-s…

Essay by Sandra Marchetti

The Bigness of the Small Poem I was told as a young poet that a “small poem” is one that explores domestic themes or interior spaces. This definition of a small poem has very little to do with leng…

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Breaking. Poetry by Derek Annis. thestockholmreview.org/2020/…
Poetry by Derek Annis

Poetry by Derek Annis

Breaking mmHere I am again, on the flooded streets in the neighborhood of gray houses.  Wind has torn the roofs away, lifted children into trees with branches bare, twisted and splintered like bone…

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Hourglass. Poetry by @AdeekoIbukun thestockholmreview.org/2020/…
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An Indonesian Story. Non-fiction by Karen Petersen. thestockholmreview.org/2020/…
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Divination, Fiction by @HillaryLeftwich thestockholmreview.org/2020/…
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Test of Gold, Fiction by Virginia Konchan thestockholmreview.org/2020/…
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The Engineer of Transparent Buildings, Fiction by @rotimibabatunde thestockholmreview.org/2020/…
Issue 30 is live!
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Poetry (in translation) by Kathrin Schmidt thestockholmreview.org/the-s…
Poetry (in translation) by Kathrin Schmidt

Poetry (in translation) by Kathrin Schmidt

 how you close the door and leave: i’ll hear it on daily repeat for evermore. if you came back, your voice would be like an island in my sunami-devastated mind.     wie du die tür schließ…

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Between Two Hills, fiction by David Kemper thestockholmreview.org/2019/…
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White Whale, fiction by Sharni Wilson thestockholmreview.org/2019/…
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Trust, fiction by Karen Petersen thestockholmreview.org/2019/…
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