The latest issue of Southern Indiana Review (SIR), the University of Southern Indiana’s literary review, is now available for purchase. SIR presents a cross-section of emerging and established artists and writers whose work is both regional and national in scope and degree of recognition. With the support of the Indiana Arts Commission and National Endowment for the Arts, SIR is published in October and May by the University of Southern Indiana and sponsored by the College of Liberal Arts. Find out more about SIR.
SIR features award winning, talented writers from around the globe, in poetry, fiction, nonfiction and drama. View the complete writers’ list and bios for the Fall 2018 issue. SIR is available for purchase online, in the USI Campus Store and at Barnes and Noble.
This issue features artwork from artist Brianna McCarthy, a mixed media visual communicator working and living in Trinidad and Tobago. She is a self-taught artist and aims to create a new discourse examining issues of beauty, stereotypes, and the intricacies and dynamics of representing Afro-Caribbean women who are portrayed as being strong, long-suffering, exoticized and picturesque beings against a backdrop of poverty, hardship, abuse and/or scorn. Her form takes shape through masking and performance art, fabric collage, traditional media and installation pieces.
Contributors
- Artwork
- Brianna McCarthy
- Poetry
- Lindsay Remee Ahl
- Leila Chatti
- Caroline Crew
- Tommy D’Addario
- Raphael Dagold’s
- Rebecca Hazelton
- Matthew Kilbane
- BenjamÃŒn Naka-Hasebe Kingsley
- Keetje Kuipers
- Marty McConnell
- Jacques J. Rancourt
- Frances Simán
- Brian Tierney
- Michael Torres
- Fiction
- K Chess
- R. M. Cooper
- Nonfiction
- Rochelle Hurt
- Nancy McCabe
- Drama
- James Armstrong
- Dave Harris
- Wynne Hungerford
