Bellevue Literary Review (Vol 11, No 1; Spring 2011) (edition 2011)

by Danielle Ofri (Editor)

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Title:	Bellevue Literary Review (Vol 11, No 1; Spring 2011)
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Short stories, essays and poems about illness or coping in some way, often very peripherally, published twice a year by New York University’s School of Medicine. It’s my favorite literary journal although this wasn’t my favorite issue.

Standout selections include the essays “The Tag” by Elizabeth Crowell and the nearly incomprehensible “Travel of Sound” by Nicolas Destino; the poems “Sinkhole” by Janet Tracy Landman and “Uses for Salt” by Kate Lynn Hibbard; and the short stories “Condensed Milk” by Danielle Eigner, “The Day of the Surgical Colloquium Hosted by the Far East Rand Hospital” by Gill Schierhout and “Sisters of Mercy” by Joan Leegant.

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