Important Message From the Editors: Updated Submissions Guidelines

As many of you may have noticed in the past week, we recently revamped our website to be more accessible in anticipation of Euphony’s forthcoming Winter 2011 issue. In keeping with the theme of change, we would like to take this opportunity to announce an update to our submissions guidelines. Due to the high volume […]

Poetry: “Casting” by Noel Sloboda

From between toppled logs, spider legs and mouse droppings spill, as wood downed once again falls like fate, and I prepare to rebuild. Scanning the wreckage, I search for a catch to release the base row committed to ripening in place. The rotten logs must be wrestled loose, carted to the deep woods to be […]

Poetry: “Incarnation” by Anthony Opal

A by himself crow is picking at the bark on a log on top of a rain wet woodpile, black feathers glinting white, an allover misting of december rain on christmas lights— this incarnation as viewed from my office window— a father-forsaken shadow taking flight among us, lonely moving.

Greetings from the New Editors

Hello! I’m Keith Jamieson, Euphony’s new Fiction Editor. I and the new Poetry Editor, Yini Shi, are hoping to make the website a more integral part of Euphony than it has been in the past. That means more unique content and more frequent updates. To start off, you’ll find below a new, web-exclusive story by […]

Fiction: “I Thought I Was Going to Die” by Raphaela Weissman

i. In The Elevator I heard a rumbling. I thought the other guy heard it too, the old man with the shopping bag, wearing a sweater vest and a hat that used to have some kind of special name when he was younger, before my time— fisherman’s cap. No, sandcatcher. Something like that. It was […]

Poetry: “Nothing New” by M.R. Harris

Brave new world when this mustachioed, tousle-haired old geezer met this brash young rich kid with the slicked spikes and soul patch, mister ennuied-with-the-world begat the devil-may-care millionaire, and Paige typesetters melted into West Egg moonshine. He put down the three martinis and clamped on a New England hard-hat, then went out frothing foam, having […]

Author Update: John Sibley Williams’ “A Pure River”

A recent contributor to our Spring 2010 issue, John Sibley Williams’ chapbook A Pure River was published this month. It is available from The Last Automat Press. See more of John’s work at his website, http://theartofraining.com/.

Poetry: “Troublesome Phenomena about the Room” by Andrew S. Chen

It starts with the changing of a light bulb. Continues with the putting of jackets on hangers, the closing of a closet door. The Teflon flakes off in the pan, saturates the day with carcinogens. Scrub it, rinse it, dump it down the drain. Cultivate that blackened bottom taste. How well the household chores agree […]

Spring 2010 Issue

Our Spring issue is on the way from the printers and can be downloaded by clicking here: Download Spring 2010 Issue. We hope you enjoy this latest collection. Pick up your copy on campus, or around Hyde Park!

Poetry Reading: “Cash for Clunkers” by Philip Fried

As a preview of our upcoming Spring Issue, we are happy to share with you a recording of one of the featured poems: “Cash for Clunkers” by Philip Fried. Please press the link below to hear our Fiction Editor, Levi Foster, read this poem (Note that the recording is somewhat quiet, so you may have […]