From this issue:
Blueberries
Nonfiction by Juan Alvarado Valdivia
Frequently Asked Questions About
Staying in South Korea
Nonfiction by Anthony Huerta Velasquez
Killer Motivation
Fiction by Corey Lynn Fayman
Poetry by Emily Hyland
News from
Mount Hope
Best American Essays 2021 has cited Mount Hope author Amy Amoroso in its list of "Notable Essays of 2020": "My American Dream" is Mount Hope's sixth such honor in the past seven years, and the author's second such recognition (Cut Wide Open," Mount Hope, Fall 2013).
"When you’re living a creative life you can shelter in a place by nature—and also, after the accident, I became a bit of a hermit for a few years—and you get into a solitary rhythm. "
The Creative Life:
Emily Hyland
"Being a poet and a creative
person is something I've always been. I didn't expect to fall into
the business world. I didn't ever imagine being a restaurateur."
Mount Hope is a literary magazine produced by creative-writing faculty and students at Roger Williams University. Our campus lies just west of Mount Hope, which overlooks Narragansett Bay. We publish fiction, nonfiction, poetry, graphic storytelling, and photo series.
