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Recent Features
Delmarva Review Announces New Pushcart Prize Nominations for Poetry and Prose
Three Authors Nominated Delmarva Review has been notified that the writing of three Delmarva Review authors has been nominated for inclusion in Pushcart Prize: Best of the Small Presses (46th edition) by a member of […]
Spy Reprints “Odd Fellows” by Lisa Friedman
Author’s Note: “This might be a story about loss, about acceptance, or about grace. It all depends on the reader. Each person sees what they need to see in a story, or on a street.” […]
Spy Reprints “Two Million Breaths” by Wendy Mitman Clarke
Author’s note: “The story of Tahlequah carrying her dead calf for 17 days rivets and shatters me. Anthropogenic factors including pollution and depletion of chinook salmon have put this group of whales on the Endangered […]
“Departures” by Bohdan Dowhaluk
DEPARTURES was produced as a radio broadcast by Delmarva Radio Theatre, hosted by Hal Wilson. Check it out here. Bohdan Dowhaluk Departures Excerpt from Delmarva Review Volume 13. Adapted for podcast production by Delmarva Radio Theatre. “THIS WILL […]
Delmarva Radio Theatre’s Production of “Departures” by Bohdan Dowhaluk
Delmarva Public Radio produces a drama program hosted by Delmarva Review’s very own Fiction Editor, Hal Wilson. The program, “Delmarva Radio Theatre,” features original radio plays adapted from short stories published in Delmarva Review. Following is a production of […]
Spy Reprints “How To Walk Among The Dead” by Jennie Linthorst
Author’s Note: “After losing my mother to cancer when I was twelve years old, the cemetery where she is buried became a complicated place for me of expectation and mystery. When I became a mother […]