Welcome to the Hypothetical Review Contributor Roundup, an occasional record of what our recent contributors are writing, publishing, reading and sharing around the web and across the world. This month, we bring you updates from our Issue One poets, many of whom are tearing up the literary scene with new books, fresh publications, interviews and
Greetings It’s been a week since our Issue One celebration! Now we’re excited to share
The Day He Became Queen This morning, Elizabeth was dead. Grey of skin to spite the sky, Elizabeth was a sickly child. Coughing more than she ever spoke, her voice was seasalt over oatmeal. Her gait was plain as rain clouds, and heavy as a storm, while her peers’ limbs floated eiderdown with graceful joints.
Violin When my father kicked my violin against the stove there was a crash and the wood carved so lovingly cracked with the force splintered away from the whole into silence I was about 12 years old then remembering my father, the war his anger the broken neck of the violin the collapsed bridge severed
Friends, fans, contributors and lovers of words: come help us celebrate the inaugural issue of the incredible new online literary journal Hypothetical: A Review of Everything Imaginable! This Thursday, August 8, join our New York writers and editors at KGB Bar in the East Village from 7:00pm – 9:00pm for drinks, mingling and some kick-ass
It’s August. Summer is heating up for a final surge before autumn. And here at Hypothetical Review, we are busying ourselves with preparations for the second issue of our brand new online literary journal. There’s nothing like the close of one season, and the unquenchable promise of the next, to spur us into action. And
