Pigeon Dung

I’m sorry, Pigeon(s)

Leave a Comment / Nania Lee

Hello from Turkey! My husband and I have made our second stop of our Turkish travels in the region of Cappadocia, which is famous for its ancient cave ruins and fairy chimney rock formations.

I’m sorry, Pigeon(s) Read More »

By Nania Lee

Hello from Turkey! My husband and I have made our second stop of our Turkish travels in the region of Cappadocia, which is famous for its ancient cave ruins and fairy chimney rock formations.

DONATE

BUY SINGLE ISSUE

SUBMIT

Twitter
Facebook
Instagram

Learning “how / to make a house of our ruin”: A Review of Caroline Harper New’s A History of Half-BirdsApril 12, 2024
Beyond the Page: Decolonial Reading in How To Read NowMarch 22, 2024
Conversion’s Balance: On Jennifer Grotz’s Still FallingMarch 15, 2024
Language Plays God: A review of Hypergraphia and Other Failed Attempts at Paradise by Jennifer MetskerFebruary 9, 2024
On Perspective: Mary Jo Bang’s A Film in Which I Play Everyone, the Barbie movie, & Noor Naga’s If an Egyptian Cannot Speak EnglishJanuary 19, 2024

Michigan Quarterly Review, founded in 1962, is the University of Michigan’s flagship literary journal, publishing each season a collection of essays, interviews, memoirs, fiction, poetry, and book reviews.

3277 Angell Hall
435 S. State St.
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1003
Main Office: (734) 764-9265
mqr@umich.edu

Site Map + Categories

Twitter
Facebook
Instagram

U-M Privacy Statement Accessibility at U-M