Editorial intern Aren Lau ’27 talks with former NER intern Leah Sarbib about practicality and passion, collaborative writing spaces, & taking creative inspiration from J-term classes.
Author: New England Review
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Leah Sarbib
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J. P. Allen
Editorial intern Josue Solis ’26 speaks with former NER intern JP Allen ’11 about removing career from personhood, lessons learned during Allen’s time at Middlebury, and what drew him to Clementine Suárez’s work.
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Robert Erickson
Editorial intern Ruby Salisbury ’27 talks with former NER intern Robert Erickson ’18 about developing a critical vocabulary, adjusting to life post-Middlebury, and the value of humility.
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May ’26 Reading Roundup
Browse & shop new books by Avigayl Sharp, Craig Morgan Teicher, Marilyn Hacker, Laura Kasischke, & more.
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Elizabeth Lee
Staff reader Dana Lynch speaks with NER 47.1 writer Elizabeth Lee on untranslatable language, the parasocial nature of mukbangs, and crafting a self-conscious point of view in her story “AYCE.”
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José Orduña
Staff reader Zara Karschay talks with writer José Orduña about ambiguity, refracting the immigrant experience, and the question of fate in his story “Night Blindness” from NER 47.1.
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Paulina Choh
Editorial intern Regan Olusegun ’26 talks with former NER intern Paulina Choh ‘16 about returning to academia, applying her editorial experience, and the power of hands-on learning.
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Ranbir Sidhu
Staff reader Autumn Mitchell talks with NER 47.1 author Ranbir Sidhu about subjectivity, the racial politics of failure, and rejecting self-commodification in his essay “The Art of Failure.”
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Nan Cohen
” . . . the gift of this new form enabled me to write during a weary time . . . what a good container for grief it has been.”
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February ’26 Reading Roundup
Browse & shop new books by Cortney Lamar Charleston, Jennifer Militello, Kelly Hoffer, Bret Anthony Johnston, & more.
