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In Atlas: Skin/Bone/Blood: Body Maps in Brown and Black

Letter from the Editor

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heidi andrea restrepo rhodes

October 1, 2022

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“The Beauty Is Where the Play Is”: A Conversation with Paige Clark on "She is Haunted"

Paige Clark’s debut collection of linked stories, She Is Haunted, explores the shifting boundaries of selfhood amid loss and grief.

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September 1, 2022

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The Collective Hungers of Women: K-Ming Chang on “Gods of Want” and the Pluralistic “I”

Chang speaks on the poetic and narrative mechanisms at work in her short story collection, Gods of Want.

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Isabella Pechaty

August 30, 2022

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Do Not Censor Us: An Open Letter

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August 14, 2022

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“Writing, I Can’t Waste Time”: Alejandro Varela & the Political Public Health Novel

In Alejandro Varela’s debut novel, The Town of Babylon, the protagonist Andrés returns to his suburban hometown to help his ailing father.

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Alexandra Watson

August 2, 2022

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August with #TheSealeyChallenge!

To kick off a month-long challenge of reading a new book of poetry each day, we're sharing an Apogee inspired list.

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August 1, 2022

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Apogee Journal Awarded the 2022 Whiting Literary Magazine Prize

We are over the moon to share that Apogee is a recipient of the 2022 Whiting Literary Magazine Prize!

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July 15, 2022

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Announcing Apogee Issue 16

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June 15, 2022

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Call for Work: Atlas: Skin/Bone/Blood Bodymaps in Brown and Black, A Disabled Latinx Folio

"‍What our bodies, my mother’s and yours and mine, require in order to thrive, is what the world requires."

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May 23, 2022

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Tender Excavations: Retelling Origin Stories in Adoption Narratives

"In Cleave, erasure provides me with a poetic space to reckon with the erasure that happens as a result of adoption."

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August 3, 2021