Wesley R. Bishop 5/8/25 Wesley R. Bishop 5/8/25

“An Introspective on Art and Identity,” Art, Sean Godfrey.

Wesley R. Bishop 5/8/25 Wesley R. Bishop 5/8/25

“Three Installations,” Art, LaShawnda Crowe Storm.

Wesley R. Bishop 5/7/25 Wesley R. Bishop 5/7/25

Artist in Residence 2024: Joseph Giri and the Landscape Around Us.

Wesley R. Bishop 5/7/25 Wesley R. Bishop 5/7/25

Announcing NMR’s 2025 Artist in Residence

Wesley R. Bishop 5/6/25 Wesley R. Bishop 5/6/25

Call for Papers for Conference on Native American History:

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

“This thing has wheels,” and other poems, Katherine Bogen.

Wesley R. Bishop 4/16/25 Wesley R. Bishop 4/16/25

Two Poems, Jon Hanna.

Wesley R. Bishop 4/16/25 Wesley R. Bishop 4/16/25

“That which does not kill him,” Poem, Marcia Eppich-Harris.

Wesley R. Bishop 4/14/25 Wesley R. Bishop 4/14/25

Three Poems, Johnny Byutorie.

Wesley R. Bishop 4/14/25 Wesley R. Bishop 4/14/25

“Politicks,” Poem, Jack Granath.

Wesley R. Bishop 4/13/25 Wesley R. Bishop 4/13/25

“Confederate Generals Are Common on College Campuses,” Poem, Roger Camp.

Wesley R. Bishop 4/13/25 Wesley R. Bishop 4/13/25

“Memorial Stadium July 4, 1973,” Poem, Joseph Kenney.

Wesley R. Bishop 4/11/25 Wesley R. Bishop 4/11/25

“White House floats deporting U.S. citizens. Justice Sotomayor just warned about that,” Erasure Poem, Candace Kronen.

Wesley R. Bishop 4/7/25 Wesley R. Bishop 4/7/25

Three Poems, Terry Belew.

Wesley R. Bishop 4/7/25 Wesley R. Bishop 4/7/25

Three Poems, Martha Coats

Wesley R. Bishop 4/2/25 Wesley R. Bishop 4/2/25

Introduction to the Poetry Section, NMR V5:I1, 2024, Ricardo Quintana-Vallejo.

Wesley R. Bishop 3/26/25 Wesley R. Bishop 3/26/25

“Valley Forge and Yan’an: Common Roots in Revolution,” Essay, Philip D. Wetjen.

Wesley R. Bishop 3/19/25 Wesley R. Bishop 3/19/25

“My Name is Mahmoud Khalil and I am a Political Prisoner,” Open Letter, Mahmoud Khalil.

Wesley R. Bishop 3/19/25 Wesley R. Bishop 3/19/25

“WHEN RFK COMES FOR MY ANTIDEPRESSANTS,” Poem, Jillian Stacia.

Wesley R. Bishop 3/2/25 Wesley R. Bishop 3/2/25

“Memory vs. Fascism: Remarks at the Monroeville Literary Festival,” Address, Tim Lockette.

Keynote by novelist, instructor, and journalist Tim Lockette at this year’s Monroeville Literary Festival.

“An Introspective on Art and Identity,” Art, Sean Godfrey.

“Three Installations,” Art, LaShawnda Crowe Storm.

Artist in Residence 2024: Joseph Giri and the Landscape Around Us.

Announcing NMR’s 2025 Artist in Residence

Call for Papers for Conference on Native American History:

“This thing has wheels,” and other poems, Katherine Bogen.

Two Poems, Jon Hanna.

“That which does not kill him,” Poem, Marcia Eppich-Harris.

Three Poems, Johnny Byutorie.

“Politicks,” Poem, Jack Granath.

“Confederate Generals Are Common on College Campuses,” Poem, Roger Camp.

“Memorial Stadium July 4, 1973,” Poem, Joseph Kenney.

“White House floats deporting U.S. citizens. Justice Sotomayor just warned about that,” Erasure Poem, Candace Kronen.

Three Poems, Terry Belew.

Three Poems, Martha Coats

Introduction to the Poetry Section, NMR V5:I1, 2024, Ricardo Quintana-Vallejo.

“Valley Forge and Yan’an: Common Roots in Revolution,” Essay, Philip D. Wetjen.

“My Name is Mahmoud Khalil and I am a Political Prisoner,” Open Letter, Mahmoud Khalil.

“WHEN RFK COMES FOR MY ANTIDEPRESSANTS,” Poem, Jillian Stacia.

“Memory vs. Fascism: Remarks at the Monroeville Literary Festival,” Address, Tim Lockette.

THE NORTH MERIDIAN REVIEW

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