On the morning of September 10, 2025, Poland awoke to the news that overnight nearly twenty drones had violated Polish airspace.
Author: Leslie Sainz
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Drones Over Poland: Twenty-First-Century Drone Warfare & WWII Trauma
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New Translations Roundup ’25
Browse & shop new books in translation by Andrea Bajani, Werner Herzog, Ave Barrera, Zhang Zao, & more.
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Bridget Lowe
Staff reader Carolyn Orosz talks with NER 46.2 poet Bridget Lowe about the reflexive nature of meaning-making, brokering the relationship between form and content, and radical wonder.
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Hungarian Women Poets: Beney, Gergely, Székely, Balla, Rakovszky, & Tóth
Featuring selections from Under a Pannonian Sky: Ten Women Poets from Hungary, edited by Ottilie Mulzet (Seagull Books, December 2025), and an interview with Mulzet.
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An Evening with Chambers, Johnsen, Kulina, & Weed
Join us on Thursday, October 23, at 7 PM EST in Middlebury College’s Humanities House (115 Franklin Street) for the third installment of NER’s Ulysses Reading Series.
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September ’25 Reading Roundup
Browse & shop new books by Victoria Redel, Rickey Laurentiis, Quan Barry, Mary Oliver, & more.
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Maggie Su Joins NER as Fiction Editor
“Maggie comes to New England Review with an invigorating sense of possibility for what fiction can do—how it can surprise and enchant us, break its own rules, and a ask the difficult questions,” says editor Carolyn Kuebler.
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August ’25 Reading Roundup
Browse & shop new books by Edward Hirsch, Khadijah Queen, Helen Schulman, Garrett Hongo, & more.
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Chris Feeney
Editorial intern Ali Shuaib ’25 talks with writer, editor, and former NER intern Chris Feeney ‘19.5 about asking for what you want, the future of AI language models, and his Middlebury memories.
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Janel Pineda
Poet, scholar, and NER 46.2 contributor Janel Pineda presents a brief essay and interview with Salvadoran educator, writer, and editor Ricardo Hernández Pereira.
