Oklahoma, the sooner state! The sooner we get there, the sooner we can learn about their wonderful literary journals! (I can’t promise to stop the puns.) Oklahoma! If you’re not singing it, you’re sleeping. And if you’re neither of those,…
A new year means new releases! The first half of 2021 is chalk full of exciting new books — from debut authors, to TMR contributors, this is just a short list of books to add to your reading list. Black…
For the past three years, The Masters Review has published a short round up of the best stories, novels, collections, memoirs, essays (etc. etc.) that our readers enjoyed over the past year. 2020, more so than most years, this reading…
As Jess’s multiple sclerosis progresses, she feels her lover Slim slipping away from her in this week’s New Voices story, but an MRI tech with a passion for standup encourages her to stay focused, to stay positive. Andrea Gregory explores the subtleties in life in this week’s “Hungry Souls”. Slim’s no longer holding my hand. The noise is a throbbing series of booms and swooshes. I don’t know how I lost his hand, and it’s too late to find it…
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