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Abolish Business Schools!
"I want students to enter leadership roles with the right values. Prioritizing profits over everything at all costs is not one of them." —Shaun Harper in his article for Inside Higher Ed
A chance encounter in Berkeley.
An invitation for chai.
A mouse named Henry—and a moral line that won’t stay neat.
A short story about immigration, faith, loneliness, and the consequences of kindness.
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#ShortStory #LiteraryFiction #ReadingRecommendation
Writing is thinking
"On the value of human-generated scientific writing in the age of large-language models."
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We just saw this, and it’s a good idea for businesses to post. Private businesses are allowed to set dress and conduct rules. Requiring no full face coverings has long been standard for safety and loss prevention reasons, and it is within a business’s rights to refuse entry or service.
The Smart Search List of the Day is: Short Stories feat. @sanantoreview.bsky.social @thedailytomorrow.bsky.social et al. https://duotrope.com...
An interview with the artist behind Muerte a la pelusa! Read in Spanish or English at San Antonio Review.
#Montevideo #artcommunity #arts
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Coming soon…
The Smart Search List of the Day is: General Poetry feat. @reedmagazine.bsky.social @evergreenreview.bsky.social @ghostbirdpress.bsky.social @sanantoreview.bsky.social @pinholepoetry.bsky.social et al. https://duotrope.com...
Michael Alcée’s “Stalking the Linda Pastan Poem” reflects on the echoes of poetic influence, tracing how one voice leads us into our own. It’s both homage and exploration — a meditation on lineage, art, and the poems that shape us.
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#Poetry
🦗 Silence can be the loudest sound.
In San Antonio Review, Michael Alcée’s “Nothing But Crickets” turns rejection into reflection, showing how absence and quiet contain their own resonance.
📖 Read it now at sanantonioreview.org/2025/09/21/n...
#Poetry #ContemporaryPoetry #Poets #PoetryCommunity
What does it mean to be hired for your face?
In San Antonio Review, Eric Flanagan and Sam Voutas discuss their graphic novel White Faced Lies — a story rooted in the bizarre world of “face jobs” in China, where white foreigners are paid to pose as executives to lend companies prestige.
California has inspired countless voices in San Antonio Review. Our pages have explored the Golden State’s beauty, contradictions, and culture through poetry, prose, and art.
Wherever you call home, we’re seeking fresh perspectives for our pages.
Heath Dollar’s “The Ones That Love You” dives into the heart of a family divided by politics, love, and history. The story wrestles with the contradictions of loyalty, ideology, and what it means to love — and be loved — across irreconcilable divides.
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#ShortStory #Fiction
In Harold Whit Williams’s sharp and darkly funny short story “Noble Rages,” we sit inside a cramped college radio booth as Stuart Sutcliffe, the last surviving member of his band, defends a life devoted to #art over #commerce.
#Read: sanantonioreview.org/2025/09/14/n...
#shortstory #indierock
⚖️ What happens when a nation forgets the ethical foundations of its own survival?
In John Bonanni’s searing essay “Death of a Republic,” he charts the 21st century’s slide into self-absorption, rage, and cultural decay.
Read the essay at sanantonioreview.org/2023/09/24/d...
#essay #writing
ICYMI: Martin Seeliger and Paula-Irene Villa Braslavsky, 'Reflections on the Contemporary Public Sphere: An Interview with Judith Butler'. (Open Access) journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10....
Archeologies of the environment (2020) by Fernanda Morales Tovar
A meditation on how nature, labor, devices, and daily movement collide—what the artist calls a kind of “visual archaeology.” Explore the full series on San Antonio Review. Link in bio.
#ContemporaryArt #ContemporaryPainting
Take a mindful pause today. 🌿
San Antonio Review invites you to savor “Nine Haikus” — brief but luminous moments capturing nature, time and being.
✨ Read the full piece here: sanantonioreview.org/2022/04/24/nine-haikus
#Haiku #Poetry #PoetryCommunity #writingcommunity
✨ “In Jefferson Parish, the Siren ruled the waters, the Gown Men ruled the land — and everyone knew their place.” ✨
John Bonanni’s “Gown, Men, and the Siren” braids folklore, superstition, and lived history into a story of survival, injustice, and the unyielding search for freedom.
#fiction
📸 Painters, photographers, designers, sculptors, street artists — your work belongs here.
✨ San Antonio Review publishes bold visual art from every medium.
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Inside the Yale Peabody’s ornithology lab, Elaina Foley asks what “care” means when preservation smells like power. Refusing sterile distance, she turns toward the tender, unruly work of decay—an ethics that lets the “lively dead” transform our relations with the more-than-human.
Read on our site.
We are open for submission at sanantonioreview.org!
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The latest issue of Theory, Culture & Society is now available online with articles on psychological distress and the ‘asset economy’, examining dog-assisted therapy sessions in triadic terms, player freedom in videogames, and more. journals.sagepub.com/toc/TCS/curr...
Visit the new San Antonio Review at sanantonioreview.org. We've simplified the submission process, added a store to shop digital editions and merch, and created a lot of new artwork for your submissions.
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Trump firing anyone for fraud is rich.
Not surprised Trump would call for the resignation of the first Black woman on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. Administration full of racists.
