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The Coachella Review has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in December 2021. The social media accounts linked to from The Coachella Review are: • Facebook • Instagram Besides social media accounts, coachellareview has populated their site with: • TCR Talks with Martin Cossio, author of Shadow Boxer • TCR Talks with Tom Provost, co-writer of Young Washington • City Sailors by John Davis – The Coachella Review • Parapet Alley Porch by Lindsay Rockwell – The Coachella Review • The Other Guys by Katie Rose Pryal – The Coachella Review • Little Boxes by Alina Zollfrank – The Coachella Review • Grievances Accepted Only in Writing by Max Cavitch – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with TJ Martinson, author of Blood River Witch – The Coachella Review • A Nest Box for Kestrels by Jeremy T. Wilson – The Coachella Review • No Friends of Ours by Lee Chabin – The Coachella Review • You Are Dying by Harrison Pettis – The Coachella Review • How to Survive a High School Dance by Kassie Rubico – The Coachella Review • Diagnostic Criteria for Miss Lonely Hearts by Kayo Chang Black – The Coachella Review • The Misfits by John Weir – The Coachella Review • Floridian Atlas of Unfound Things by Bethany Bruno – The Coachella Review • Lungs by Sterling Davis – The Coachella Review • Fallen to the Communists by Arthur M. Jolly – The Coachella Review • A Joyful Noise by Stephanie E. Buck – The Coachella Review • The House That Refused Inheritance by Pravy Jha – The Coachella Review • Housewife, Circa 1950 by Satia Renée – The Coachella Review • The Ex-Lovers’ Convention by Kylee Kyte – The Coachella Review • New River Rising by Charles Grosel – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Ruth Ozeki, author of The Typing Lady – The Coachella Review • Laparo by Paige Passantino – The Coachella Review • The House That Remembered by Hollie Warren – The Coachella Review • The Paramedic by Lucas T. Robinson – The Coachella Review • The [CENSORED] Grant by Sierra Hitchcock – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Perrin Pring, author of Cash and Gravity • REVIEW: Talking Classics: The Shock of the Old by Mary Beard • TCR Talks with Emily Rapp Black, author of I Would Die If I Were You – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Désirée Zamorano, author of Amarisa’s Cooking Pot: Tales of Life in All its Wonders • TCR Talks with the editors and publisher of Last Generation Press • TCR Talks with Shanora Williams, author of Mayhem and the Mortal – The Coachella Review • REVIEW: The Subtle Art of Folding Space by John Chu • TCR Talks with Kali White VanBaale, author of Release of Information • REVIEW: Colored People Time by Manny Fidel • TCR Talks with Megan Jauregui Eccles, author of Sing the Night • TCR Talks with Megan Milks, author of Mega Milk • TCR Talks with Rider Strong, creator of The Red Weather • TCR Talks with Toni Ann Johnson, author of But Where’s Home? • TCR Talks with T.R. Moore, author of The Gods Must Burn – The Coachella Review • Voice to Books: Voice to Scripts – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Tim O’Leary, writer and director of Laid Bare – The Coachella Review • REVIEW: The Tilting House by Ivonne Lamazares • REVIEW: The Snakes That Ate Florida by Ian Frazier – The Coachella Review • She Closes Her Eyes. She Opens Her Eyes. by Joshua St. Claire – The Coachella Review • Owen Kills the Monster by Lanay Griessner – The Coachella Review • Wishbones of Wild Geese by Peter Munro – The Coachella Review • Going to America by Kasimma – The Coachella Review • Two Poems by Ruiyan Zhu – The Coachella Review • Do Better Home Depot by Matthew Moore – The Coachella Review • The Stack of Letters by Daniel Jaffe – The Coachella Review • Hey Oracle – Tell Me About John Henry by Ryan Harper – The Coachella Review • Boulder by Kirby Wright – The Coachella Review • Two Poems by R. Jerome Michael – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Susan Straight, author of Sacrament – The Coachella Review • Two Poems by Abdulmueed Balogun – The Coachella Review • Line Cooks Like Baby Birds by Maggie Cregan – The Coachella Review • Dresden in the Morning by John Horvath – The Coachella Review • Ignition by Erin Mayes – The Coachella Review • Two Poems by Rebecca Pyle – The Coachella Review • Let It Go by Colleen Kearney Rich – The Coachella Review • City of Industry by Shara Karasic – The Coachella Review • Birdsong by Gemma Cooper-Novak – The Coachella Review • Imaginary Friends by Elizabeth Bolton – The Coachella Review • Stream This Sunday: Afrohorror and Visibility: A Genre for Truth – The Coachella Review • REVIEW: Mercy by Joan Silber • REVIEW: The Night We Became Strangers by Lorena Hughes • REVIEW: Uncanny Valley Girls by Zefyr Lisowski • REVIEW: Minor Black Figures by Brandon Taylor – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks to Jake Hinkson, author of You Will Never See Me – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks to Daniel A. Olivas, author of Waiting for Godínez • REVIEW: A New New Me by Helen Oyeyemi • TCR Talks with Dan Chaon, author of One of Us • REVIEW: Playing Wolf by Zuzana Říhová • The Other Sanctuary by Angela Townsend – The Coachella Review • Never Going Back by Chris Kubik Cedeno – The Coachella Review • Self-Portrait in an Infinity Mirror by Daniel Biegelson – The Coachella Review • The Beggar and the Two Kings by Nathaniel Lachenmeyer – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Stephen Graham Jones, author of The Buffalo Hunter Hunter – The Coachella Review • Lips Like Powdered Sugar by Justin Kolber – The Coachella Review • Abscission by Brian Petti – The Coachella Review • Silhouette of a Daddy’s Girl by Mubanga Kalimamukwento – The Coachella Review • Nero Rebop by Dan Murphy – The Coachella Review • Seahorse Kingdom by Liz Schim – The Coachella Review • Freya’s Likeness by Angelica Whitehorne – The Coachella Review • Two Poems by Lauren Smith – The Coachella Review • Three Poems by Julia Ludewig – The Coachella Review • Standing Up by Sopan Deb – The Coachella Review • The Coachella Review Literary Journal • Silent Night by Susan Reese – The Coachella Review • To Be Used and Abused by Lindsey Brown – The Coachella Review • Submit to the Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Shelby Hinte, author of Howling Women – The Coachella Review • Hard Black by Richard Pels – The Coachella Review • Radio Divination by Meg Yardley – The Coachella Review • Clichés of Love by Hollie Dugas – The Coachella Review • Three Poems by Ephraim Sommers – The Coachella Review • This Looks Like a Job for Superman by Lori Barrett – The Coachella Review • Voice to Books: Good Trouble – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Abby Geni, author of The Body Farm – The Coachella Review • REVIEW: Hollow Spaces by Victor Suthammanont – The Coachella Review • Invasive Species by Jane Yager – The Coachella Review • Cannibals and Treatises by Romaine Washington – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Kyle Seibel, author of Hey You Assholes – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with John Palisano, author of Requiem • TCR Talks with Elizabeth Ellen, author of American Thighs • BOOK REVIEW: Theft by Abdulrazak Gurnah • TCR Talks with Edgar Gomez, author of Alligator Tears – The Coachella Review • My Wife Hangs Winter Clothing in the Closet by Dmitry Blizniuk – The Coachella Review • The Gate by Peter Sands – The Coachella Review • What Does it Mean to Be Hungry by Summer Hammond – The Coachella Review • Sewing Corn to Feed the Rats by Ronda Piszk Broatch – The Coachella Review • Jesus loves me, this I know, though He’s dead by Gale Acuff – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Rachel Howzell Hall, author of The Last One – The Coachella Review • The Necklace by Leah Fisher – The Coachella Review • Portugal by Matthew Moore – The Coachella Review • Jessup’s Quick Fill by Kerri Brady Long – The Coachella Review • A History of My Enthusiasms, or Use Everything by Jamie Harrison – The Coachella Review • Ice Writers by Mike Sluchinski – The Coachella Review • Are We Broken Are We Dreaming of a Gulf a Bay Are We Wanting To by Shalini Singh – The Coachella Review • The Imposter by Derek Andersen – The Coachella Review • The Compton Creek by Mike Sonksen – The Coachella Review • Cow Stomach Quartet by Jess Yuan – The Coachella Review • Captive in Purgatory by Mark McCracken – The Coachella Review • One Whiskey Jag West of Amboy by Dacia J. Harrold – The Coachella Review • Blessing for Doris by Matt Poindexter – The Coachella Review • White Lines by Mark Routhier – The Coachella Review • Funfettti Kisses by Lorraine A. Wheat – The Coachella Review • Play It Again by Sydney Strange – The Coachella Review • Who Hates Acapella by Eric Rasmussen – The Coachella Review • The Belt by James Armstong – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Chris Klassen, author of An Individual – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Samuel Sattin, author of Side Quest – The Coachella Review • REVIEW: The Harrowing by Kristen Kiesling and Rye Hickman – The Coachella Review • Voice to Books: Diverse Voices in Romantasy – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Alex Thayer, author of Happy & Sad & Everything True – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Jennifer Lang, author of Landed: A yogi’s memoir in pieces & poses – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Hazel Kight Witham, author of The Truth about Secrets – The Coachella Review • REVIEW: My Chicano Heart by Daniel A. Olivas – The Coachella Review • POETRY: Love Language: VI by Alissar Nahhas – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Nicholas Belardes, author of The Deading – The Coachella Review • POETRY: When the Dog Learned to Bathe by Bibinaz Nami – The Coachella Review • Granite Replacing Medical by Henry Cherry – The Coachella Review • Voice to Books: Recent Graphic Novels – The Coachella Review • NONFICTION: A Map for Living by Elizabeth Amon – The Coachella Review • REVIEW: Lost Ark Dreaming by Suyi Davies Okungbowa – The Coachella Review • REVIEW: The Forbidden Daughter by Zipora Klein Jakob – The Coachella Review • REVIEW: A Kind of Madness by Uche Okonkwo – The Coachella Review • POETRY: The cover-up by Saida Maher – The Coachella Review • REVIEW: To Gaze Upon Wicked Gods by Molly X. Chang – The Coachella Review • POETRY: Methuselah Star by Olga Maslova – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with David Martinez, author of Bones Worth Breaking – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Ashley Granillo, author of Cruzita and the Mariacheros – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Travis Burkett, author of An American Band – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Kaia Gallagher, author of Candles for the Defiant – The Coachella Review • Book Review: All the World Beside by Garrard Conley – The Coachella Review • TCR talks with Albert Kim, showrunner for Netflix’s Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Coachella Review • POETRY: I See the Blind by Laine Derr – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Jaime Stickle, creator of The Girl with the Same Name – The Coachella Review • REVIEW: The City of Stardust by Georgia Summers – The Coachella Review • POETRY: Too Much by Jason M. Thornberry – The Coachella Review • POETRY: Death Is a Dress Never by Ellen Devlin – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Mathieu Cailler, author of Forest for the Trees – The Coachella Review • LA Jungle by Maria Prudente – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Brian Asman, author of Good Dogs • TCR Talks with Jennifer Brody, author of A Sacrifice of Blood and Stars – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Brian Evenson, author of Good Night, Sleep Tight – The Coachella Review • REVIEW: They Thought They Buried Us by NoNieqa Ramos – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Attica Locke, author of Guide Me Home – The Coachella Review • My Life in Nine Obituaries by Ann Levin – The Coachella Review • Plums by Anna da Silva – The Coachella Review • Shot Through the Heart by Aaron Cullers – The Coachella Review • Three Poems by Beate Sigriddaughter – The Coachella Review • Eulogy for King Kong by Anne Darrow, by Hollie Dugas – The Coachella Review • Head, Heart, Belly by Jennifer Lang – The Coachella Review • Birdish by Elizabeth Cohen – The Coachella Review • Three Poems by Abigail Dembo – The Coachella Review • This Is Supposed to Be an Apology by Alyssa Kagel – The Coachella Review • Three Poems by Kai Cruz – The Coachella Review • Three Poems by Radian Hong – The Coachella Review • Crescent City Connection by Daniel Webre – The Coachella Review • Recognition by Bethany Leigh Greenman – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Anna Dorn, author of Perfume & Pain – The Coachella Review • Three Poems by Ben Murigu – The Coachella Review • This Airbnb Will Hold Your Life Together (5 Stars, Superhost) by Christine J. Schmidt – The Coachella Review • Life Uprooted by Janice Post-White – The Coachella Review • What am I supposed to do with this? by Madeira Miller – The Coachella Review • Wolf at the Door by Peter Pendras – The Coachella Review • Christmas at Dotty’s by Heather Campbell – The Coachella Review • On Maintenance by Kristin Kovacic – The Coachella Review • Concrete and Cabbages by Joshua Barnhart – The Coachella Review • The Big South by Leanne Phillips – The Coachella Review • HOW TO MEDITATE I & II by Mykki Rios – The Coachella Review • Everything Helps by Steve Mulligan – The Coachella Review • Goodnight by Gianfranco Lentini – The Coachella Review • I Do Crew by Rachael Marie Walker – The Coachella Review • Two Poems by Alex Rieser – The Coachella Review • Talent Management in ScamBot City by Vivian Chou – The Coachella Review • too tired to lie down by Maestro Gamin – The Coachella Review • Remission by Patricia Contaxis – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Jean Kwok, author of The Leftover Woman – The Coachella Review • The Autism Talk – The Coachella Review • Frankie by Rachel Ament – The Coachella Review • Brownsville Girls by Mitchell Ganem – The Coachella Review • Fresh Coffee By J.D. Strunk – The Coachella Review • Ethical Anarchy by Brenna Cheyney – The Coachella Review • The Wedding That Was by Ankitha Venkataram – The Coachella Review • Best Friends by Romney Humphrey – The Coachella Review • Memento Mori by Drew Dotson – The Coachella Review • Ammonite by RT Young – The Coachella Review • what I’ve learned about absence while studying korean by Kianna Greene – The Coachella Review • Stay Inside and Live Forever by Matthew Chabe – The Coachella Review • DRAMA: Write What You Know by G.A. Milnthorpe • TCR Talks with Margo Steines, author of Brutalities: A Love Story – The Coachella Review • Voice to Books: Magical Realism and BIPOC Authors – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Ruth Madievsky, author of All-Night Pharmacy – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Edan Lepucki, author of Time’s Mouth – The Coachella Review • "Crooked Teeth" by Matthew Chabe • Two Poems by Steven Deutsch – The Coachella Review • The Mechanical Bull by Jacqueline Berkman – The Coachella Review • No Jacket? by Thomas Boudreau – The Coachella Review • Thirteen by Tara A. Elliott – The Coachella Review • FICTION: Accident by Brian Ellis – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Sara Marchant, author of Becoming Delilah • Not Exactly John Wayne by Kerry Muir – The Coachella Review • Thank You No Thank You by Chris Klassen – The Coachella Review • HOW IT IS by Tatiana Retivov – The Coachella Review • Matches by Daniil Lebedev – The Coachella Review • Two Poems by Chris Anderson – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Gene Luen Yang – The Coachella Review • Permission by Mark Clemens – The Coachella Review • Things I Learned from Running on the Treadmill at the Gym While Watching Cable Television by Jeanette Tran – The Coachella Review • OKAY, WALT WHITMAN. By Gianfranco Lentini – The Coachella Review • For all the Sylvias by Alison Lubar – The Coachella Review • Redlands, CA by Aja Vasquez – The Coachella Review • As Dry and Warm as Southern California by An Lin Hunt-Babcock – The Coachella Review • A New Color Every Day by Sean Dance Fannin – The Coachella Review • wormholing by Jason Baltazar – The Coachella Review • The Front Yard by Keally L. Cieslik – The Coachella Review • Still Life with Stalk Eyes by Mekiya Outini - The Coachella Review • REVIEW: Yellowface by R.F. Kuang • FICTION: My Open-Faced Indulgence by Abbie Doll • REVIEW: The Way to Be by Barbara T. Smith • REVIEW: Age of Vice by Deepti Kapoor • POETRY: The Lowing of the Stars at Night by Holly Day • REVIEW: Monsters: A Fan’s Dilemma by Claire Dederer – The Coachella Review • The Harrower – The Coachella Review • REVIEW: Easy Beauty by Chloé Cooper Jones – The Coachella Review • REVIEW: Wolfish: Wolf, Self, and the Stories We Tell About Fear by Erica Berry – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Nisi Shawl, Editor of New Suns 2 – The Coachella Review • Voice to Books: We Need Diverse Writing Workshops – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Michelle Dowd, Author of Forager: Field Notes for Surviving a Family Cult – The Coachella Review • TCR Talks with Mag Gabbert, Author of SEX DEPRESSION ANIMALS • TCR Talks with Belinda Huijuan Tang, Author of A Map for the Missing • An Interview with Paul Tremblay, Author of The Pallbearers Club • TCR Talks with Max Gee, Screenwriter of Standing Woman • Voice to Books: Queer Voices of Color • TCR Talks with Ryan Dusick, Author of Harder to Breathe • TCR Talks with Margaret Elysia Garcia, Author of Graft • "An Ordinary Face" by Arthur Staaz • "Sailor Wife" by Andrea Caswell • "All the Doors Thrown Open" by CL Bledsoe • "Lily’s Hands" by Michael Garcia Bertrand • "Coffee with My Mother" by Lynn Katz • "The Last Jew in Boyle Heights" by Carolyn Siegal • "In Lieu of Flowers" by Suzanne Lewis • "Somebody Was Here: A Ten-Minute Doomsday Exploration" by Brynn Hambley • "Battle of the Bands" by Mike Wilson • Two Poems by Cassandra Whitaker • You Can’t Do This Shit Alone: Toni Ann Johnson and Kate Maruyama Discuss Writing Friendships in the Long Game – The Coachella Review • "Running" by Sean Murphy • "Steel" by Anita Gill • "America Plays with a Ouija Board" by Tyler Truman Julian • "The Play Is the Thang" by Elaine Maikovska • "The Coyotes of Los Angeles County" by Alan Semerdjian • "At the James P. Abernathy Memorial Fields" by Elisabeth Strayer • "Wildflowers Three" by Jacquelin Winter • "Angels on Twitter" by Hanna Pachman • "Exile" by A. K. Herman • "The Writer" by Peter Aronson • "White Space" by Jennifer Jordán • "my name is wolf (a boy/then a young man)" by Chiwan Choi • Summer 2022: Dexterity by Robert L. Penick – The Coachella Review • Summer 2022: Eye to Eye by Moriah Hampton – The Coachella Review • Our Pushcart selection: "Burnt" by Alison Bullock • Our Pushcart selection: "Daughtered Out" by Toni Ann Johnson