Mark passes along a piece he thinks our vast readership will find interesting. Here's a teaser: Americans now face the same growing s...

Our friend Hansonius has been generous enough to invite me to post on his blog. Thanks Hansonius, whoever you are! I thought I’d start wit...

Chris sent these in with this to say: They're a few sonnets from a Catholic poetry journal called "Spirit," published in the ...

Stephanie has sent in this photograph of Beatrice's tomb in Florence. Joe Hemmerling has subjected it to a severe linguistic analysis. H...

Here's a timely poem for the advent of Halloween. (Dr. Russell would kill me if he saw those quasi-Christian terms tossed together so ca...

I would like to bring another blog to your attention at this link . It belongs to a group called The Kindlings. I, though now a member, am n...

One Night in Copenhagen, or Kierkegaard and Regina Meet a Final Time “God keep you,” she said, and nervously paused before him – She had bee...

My seniors and I read the Aeneid at the beginning of this year. We Jorge Luis Borges's short story called The House of Asterion. Both of...

Tim has sent me two poems. One (Echo Lake) is posted here. The other (which is somewhat longer) is accessible by this link . Enjoy! “Echo La...

One role that the MLR has taken upon itself is to publicize (consider yourself the public) the successes of fellow Mahwahvians. In that vein...

Stephanie has posted a story called " The Basement ." Stephanie says her minimalist notions of character-driven storycraft have b...

Joe is officially the first among equals since he was the first to send in something to post. You may access his short story Helpless Cases ...

I hope that everyone's journeys were completed in safety. Now that we are scattered to the four corners of this round world we'll ha...

Here, for your viewing pleasure, are the major players in the Mahwah resurgency: This is the future of American letters.

The poets have it easy. Most of what we write is short enough to be posted in blog format. What about the short stories, though, the critica...

Welcome to the inaugural post of the Mahwah Literary Review. If you have found your way here you may congratulate yourself for having spelle...