Aram Mrjoian

Aram Mrjoian is a visiting assistant professor in creative writing at Pacific Lutheran University, an editor-at-large at the Chicago Review of Books, an associate fiction editor at Guernica, and a 2022 Creative Armenia - AGBU Fellow. His writing has appeared or is forthcoming in Catapult, Electric Literature, West Branch, Boulevard, Gulf Coast online, The Rumpus, The Millions, Longreads, and many other publications. Find his work at arammrjoian.com

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‘Evening in Paradise’ Is More Proof of Lucia Berlin’s Sainthood
‘The Carrying’ Is Ada Limón’s Most Personal Poetry Yet
R.O. Kwon Doesn’t Trust Garamond, And Neither Should You
‘Queer Poets of Color’ Is a History-Making Anthology
The Fluid Morality of Survival in ‘Rough Animals’
Everything You Need to Know About the Northwestern Summer Writers’ Conference
‘Invitation to a Bonfire’ Exposes the Monstrous Side of Nabokov
Poetry as Creative Freedom: An Interview with Dustin Pearson
‘A Lucky Man’ is a Grand Cathedral of Short Fiction
César Aira Returns to His Youthful Obsessions in ‘The Linden Tree’