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Join Bellevue Literary Review and The Paige Fraser Foundation for an exploration of ‘Recovery’ through dance and poetry. Four…
See author Abraham Verghese read from his latest novel, The Covenant of Water, and discuss the…
BLR editor Danielle Ofri will be joined by Jeremy Nobel, founder and president of the Foundation for Art and Healing to screen…
Meet the writers and editors behind BLR’s Issue 44, our latest contest issue featuring the winners…
Submit your best poetry, fiction and nonfiction from March 1 to July 15. $1000 prize.
The Evening Hero is a beautiful, lush, moving story of family, of Korean and American history, of the legacy of war, and of the trauma of displacement.
“Ten years ago, my smile walked off my face, and wandered out in the world. This is the story of my asking it to come back. This is a story of how I learned to make my way when my body stopped obeying my heart.”
Black women physicians’ stories have gone untold for far too long, leaving gaping holes in American medical history, in women’s history, and in black history. It’s time to set the record straight.
