Hello and welcome back to The Madison Review’s web series, the Extended Cut, where we showcase exceptional work that was not selected for the Fall or Spring editions of our journal. This week, please enjoy …
Year: 2022
The Madison Review Extended Cut: no. 16
Hello and welcome back to The Madison Review’s web series, the Extended Cut, where we showcase exceptional work that was not selected for the Fall or Spring editions of our journal. This week, please enjoy …
The Madison Review Extended Cut: no. 15
It’s been some time, but welcome back to The Madison Review’s web series, The Extended Cut, where we showcase exceptional work that was not selected for the Fall or Spring editions of our journal. This …
The Madison Review Extended Cut: no. 14
Hello there! Welcome back to The Madison Review’s web series, The Extended Cut, where we showcase exceptional work that was not selected for the fall or spring editions of our journal. This week, please enjoy …
The Madison Review Extended Cut: no. 13
Hello there! Welcome back to The Madison Review’s web series, The Extended Cut, where we showcase exceptional work that was not selected for the fall or spring editions of our journal. This week, we are …
The Madison Review Extended Cut: no. 12
Hello there! Welcome back to The Madison Review’s web series, The Extended Cut, where we showcase exceptional work that was not selected for the fall or spring editions of our journal. This week, we are …
The Madison Review Extended Cut: no. 11
Hello there! Welcome back to The Madison Review’s web series, The Extended Cut, where we showcase exceptional work that was not selected for the fall or spring editions of our journal. This week, we are …
Love Letter to Our Staff: A Spotlight
Assistant Editors Hannah Kekst (left), and Matthew Bettencourt (right) Dear Reader, From the students who coped with constantly shifting circumstances and lack of normalcy this year, to the families who have been kept apart, to …
Invited into the Wonder: An Interview with Heather Swan
This interview, written and conducted by Braden Ross, would not have been possible without the collaborative efforts of The Badger Herald, especially the ArtsEtc. Editors Veronica Kuffel and Jackson Walker. We cannot thank them enough. …
Interview with Quan Barry, author of We Ride Upon Sticks
Image via Goodreads Quan Barry is the author of a new novel, We Ride Upon Sticks, which is a book about a young girl’s field hockey team in Danvers, Massachusetts who desperately want to make …