For today’s online reading series entry, we wanted to directly acknowledge one of our culture’s most pressing concerns with this incredibly poignant poem from Moon City Poetry Award Series Editor and Missouri Poet Laureate, Karen Craigo:

Today is absolutely the last day to enter Moon City Press’ 2020 Moon City Poetry Award competition for full-length collections. Click on the link for more info and to enter today!

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It’s Friday again, which means we get the pleasure of bringing you yet another entry in our online reading series. Today, Jessica Mehta offers a beautiful reading of her poem “Horn OK Please,” which was featured in Moon City Review 2020:

Enjoy!

Today’s entry in our online reading series once again features work from Moon City Review 2020: Justin Janisse reads his poem “What I’m Into.”

For more information about the author or to purchase Moon City Review 2020, see the information below the video. And don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel!

We’re thrilled to bring you the next entry in our online reading series: Amanda Rachel Robins reads her wonderful story “When I Need It,” which appeared in Moon City Review 2020. This was the second time her work was featured in our journal, so, needless to say, we’re big fans.

As always, you can find more information below the video.
Enjoy!

Happy Book Release Day to Pablo Piñero Stillmann for Our Brains and the Brains of Miniature Sharks! winner of the 2019 Moon City Short Fiction Award! Congrats to Pablo! Click below to order his book today!

Next up in our video series, here’s Liz Marlow reading her poem “Elegy for the Orphans in Minsk,” which first appeared in Moon City Review 2020:

Thanks, Liz, and thanks to all who’ve contributed videos. We’re thrilled with the response and have many great readings to bring you in the coming weeks.

As always, see the information below the video to learn more about the author.

Happy Tuesday! We recommend you take a break from your work to enjoy the latest entry in our video series: Leigh Camacho Rourks reads “Eighty-Five Days After the Second Ship Cast Its Shadow,” which appeared in Moon City Review 2020.

As always, you can find more information about the author below the video.

Moon City Press has been enjoying its video series so much, it wanted to get the wonderful authors who have appeared in Moon City Review in on the action. First up, here is Catherine Uroff reading her story “Connecticut Was Closing” from Moon City Review 2020:

For more information about Catherine and her work, see the information below the video.

Time is running out to enter the Moon City Poetry Award! First prize includes book publication on Moon City Press in 2021 and $1,000. To join past winners Sarah Freligh, Jeannine Hall Gailey, Kerri French-Nelson, Clayton Adam Clark, Kathy Goodkin, and Bret Shepard, click on the link below:

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