Reflections & Refractions
Reflections & Refractions, issue 58 of the Notre Dame Review, shows us who we are and who we'd like to be. Stories by Eirinie Carson and Benjamin Chappelow challenge us to look outside ourselves, while poems by Ciaran Berry, Maureen Alsop, and Jeff Bien ask us to consider our faith and our humanity. Curl up with works that will engage your mind and heart.
Here is our web extra from the print version, "Missionaries," by Liz Harmer.
Donald Platt
poetry
Jerry Harp
poetry
David Moolten
poetry
Demetria Trammell
story
Ciaran Berry
poetry
Daniel Tobin
poetry
Ryan Wilson
poetry
Paul Valéry translated by Ryan Wilson
poetry
Charles Baudelaire translated by Ryan Wilson
poetry
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe translated by Ryan Wilson
poetry
Mike Schneider
poetry
Eirinie Carson
story
Claire Zhou
poetry
William Archila
poetry
Matthew Moniz
poetry
Thom Schramm
poetry
Liz Harmer
story
Nicholas Bradley
poetry
Rachel Morgan
poetry
Steve Castro
poetry
Philip Fried
poetry
Yevgeniy Breyger translated by Alexander Kappe
poetry
Charles Haddox
poetry
Tyler Wagner
poetry
Aaron Lopatin
poetry
Michael Salcman
poetry
Hugh Sheehy
story
LC Gutierrez
poetry
Jeffrey Greene
poetry
Benjamin Chappelow
story
Richard Kenefic
poetry
John Nieves
poetry
Maureen Alsop
poetry
Kevin Casper
story
Natalie Mariko
poetry
Dante Novario
poetry
Brad Kavo
poetry
Jeff Bien
poetry
Lis Beasley
poetry
Anne Gerard
poetry
William O'Rourke
review
Orlando Richardo Menes
review
Makella Brems
review
Contributors
Errata 58
Reflections & Refractions, #58 The last line of Liz Harmer's story, "Missionaries," is partially missing. On page 54, the last line of the story should read, "Jeremy didn’t want her love—this was why. And she was going to force it on him anyway."