Chariton Review showcases work that exhibits a strong sense of the craft and conventions of poetry, fiction, and essays. It includes literature that demonstrates an active familiarity with contemporary innovations and conversations in literary writing and exhibits mindfulness of various rich traditions.
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This international literary journal was founded in 1975 by Andrew Grossbardt and edited by Jim Barnes from 1976 to 2010. Dr. James D’Agostino became the editor in 2011. He is the author of Nude with Anything, and his work has appeared in numerous poetry magazines and journals. He teaches at Truman State University, which supported Chariton Review for many years. Truman State University Press began managing production and distribution of the journal in 2008.
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An Interview with Loren Schmidtberger, author of The Beginner’s Cow: Memories of a Volga German from Kansas by Hayden Wilsey
An Interview with Alison Moncrief Bromage, author of Daughter, Daedalus
Volume 39.1, Spring/Summer 2016, The Chariton Review Short Fiction Prize issue
"The Beginner’s Cow: Memories of a Volga German from Kansas" by Loren Schmidtberger— At the age of seven, Loren Schmidtberger was assigned to a beginner’s cow—the gentlest cow in the herd and the easiest for a child just beginning to milk. As he learned to milk with the help of the cow, he also learned the art of living from the unforgiving reality of the Dust Bowl years tempered by the steadfast resilience of his Volga German community.
"Wish You Were Here" by Zachary Michael Jack