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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 […]

Spy Reprints “A Knot That Holds” by Ann LoLordo
Author’s Note: “While on sailing trip on the Chesapeake Bay, I became interested in nautical knots. Their use. Their names. Their configurations. The Anchor Hitch led me here.” A Knot That Holds Another husband to […]

Spy Reprints “A Knot That Holds” by Ann LoLordo
Author’s Note: “While on sailing trip on the Chesapeake Bay, I became interested in nautical knots. Their use. Their names. Their configurations. The Anchor Hitch led me here.” A Knot That Holds Another husband to […]

Spy Reprints “Days 8 & 9 Visits During Quarantine” by Joan Drescher Cooper
Author’s Note: “Last March, writing a daily sonnet offered the structure to channel mounting anxiety fed by the news. The goal of five iambic feet per … [Continue Story]

Spy Reprints “Everybody Who Sits in the Zendo Is Breathing” by Doris Ferleger
Author’s Note: I wrote this poem after attending a week-long silent meditation retreat at a place called Mt. Eden, at a time when I felt the way Eve might have felt after being kicked out […]