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Review | Jodie Noel Vinson | North American Review

A crime that touches taboo can fascinate, or it can cause us to turn away, closing off the possibility such a thing could happen to us. When a child commits a felony—as when, a decade ago, two young

Jeffrey D. Boldt

Signing "Blue Lake," new novel.

Evgeniya Dame

Best of the Small Presses 2022

Best of the Small Presses 2022 Two stories from the New England Review have been selected for inclusion in the next Pushcart Prize collection: McKenna Marsden’s “Suffering in Motion” ( NER 40.4) and Lindsay Starck’s “Baikal” ( NER 41.4). The XLVI edition will be published in November 2021. McKenna Marsden, a current MFA candidate at the University of Maryland-College Park, grew up in Oregon and spent the majority of their adult life in greater Boston. “Suffering in Motion” was their first publication. Marsden talks to  NER staff reader  Laur Freymiller about “Suffering in Motion” in our Behind the Byline feature. The story is also read aloud by