Wesley R. Bishop 6/4/24 Wesley R. Bishop 6/4/24

Review: “A Face from Uranus: Correspondence between Tedd Burr and Henry Bellamann 1943–1945.” Nick Dowling.

Wesley R. Bishop 6/4/24 Wesley R. Bishop 6/4/24

End of the Liberal Ego: Film Criticism. Robin Averbeck

Wesley R. Bishop 5/26/24 Wesley R. Bishop 5/26/24

“Afterword” by Wendy Winn, in “Such Sweet Sorrow: Poems at 90” by Lawrence Hussman.

Wesley R. Bishop 5/8/24 Wesley R. Bishop 5/8/24

“Free at Sauta Cave,” Poem, Carmine Di Biase.

Wesley R. Bishop 5/8/24 Wesley R. Bishop 5/8/24

Two Sonnets, Poems, Kimberly Ann Southwick.

Wesley R. Bishop 5/8/24 Wesley R. Bishop 5/8/24

Chi Ku (吃苦), Poem, Shan Shan Song.

Wesley R. Bishop 4/26/24 Wesley R. Bishop 4/26/24

“If Adam Picked the Apple,” Two Poems, Danielle Coffyn.

Wesley R. Bishop 4/25/24 Wesley R. Bishop 4/25/24

“Fight,” Two Poems, Faith Gómez Clark.

Wesley R. Bishop 4/5/24 Wesley R. Bishop 4/5/24

“Oh, what shall we do with the big girl? ,”Two Poems, Christina Fisanick.

Wesley R. Bishop 4/4/24 Wesley R. Bishop 4/4/24

“Tower of Babel,” Two Poems, Manon Voice.

Wesley R. Bishop 4/3/24 Wesley R. Bishop 4/3/24

“Ghazal for the Nightmare of History,” Three Poems, Benjamin Balthaser.

Wesley R. Bishop 4/1/24 Wesley R. Bishop 4/1/24

“Voice from Ukraine,” Three Poems, Vyacheslav Konoval.

Wesley R. Bishop 3/6/24 Wesley R. Bishop 3/6/24

A Brief History of Union Organizing at Half Price Books: Essay by Michael White

Wesley R. Bishop 3/6/24 Wesley R. Bishop 3/6/24

Book Review: “Practicing Oral History with Military and War Veterans”

Wesley R. Bishop 2/11/24 Wesley R. Bishop 2/11/24

Book Review: “I Am a Wound Shrouded in Devotion.”

Wesley R. Bishop 2/11/24 Wesley R. Bishop 2/11/24

Little Worries: Print Series, by Sarah Ellis

NMR is a shared space among academics, artists, and activists to highlight and discuss their work. The artist in residence is chosen each year to share their work with the journal’s readership. Their work will be featured both in the print journal and website.

The 2023 artist in residence is Sarah Ellis.

Sarah is the Assistant Professor of Printmaking in the Department of Art and Design at Jacksonville State University. Her personal studio work consists of predominantly printmaking, paper arts, illustration, and sculpture. Sarah is a member of the LGBTQ+ community and participates in JSU’s Safe Zone program as a Facilitator. When she isn’t working, she enjoys self-care practices that include cooking, rock climbing, and spending time with her partner & her cat.