Micah Dean Hicks is an author of fables, modern fairy tales, and other kinds of magical stories. His work is published or forthcoming in over forty magazines, including Indiana Review, New Orleans Review, and New Letters. ...

Beth Morgan is The Missouri Review's 2012 Audio Contest winner in the prose category.

Molly Graham, Molly Jean Bennett, Judith Sloan and Mark Munger are The Missouri Review's 2011 runners-up in the self-recorded documentary category. This podcast features readings by all four authors.

This Soundbooth Podcast presents and interview with poets Tyehimba Jess, author of 'leadbelly' and 'Olio', and F. Douglas Brown, author of 'Zero to three'. Both poets are closely affiliated with Cave Canem: A Home for Black ...

As part of the Citizen Jane Filmmakers Series, The Missouri Review Soundbooth Podcast interviews Jennifer Lafleur who is an actress who plays the eldest of three sisters in "The Midnight Swim," which won several independent ...

This week The Missouri Review Soundbooth Podcast, inaugurates a series of podcasts about the Citizen Jane Film festival. The Citizen Jane Film Festival celebrates independent film by independent women and takes place in ...

The Missouri Review Soundbooth Podcast had the opportunity to talk to Michael Czyzniejewski, author of I Will Love You For the Rest of My Life. Besides I Will Love You For the Rest of My Life, Michael Czyzniejewski is the ...

In this episode of our podcast, we present our second place winner for 2009, "Women of Troy," a work which was produced as part of the "In verse" recording project, created by Ted Genoways and Lu Olkowski. In its full, ...

This episode of the Missouri Review podcast presents the first place winner of the 2009 Audio Competition, "Basement story," which is a boy's memoir of dark games and experiences in the family's basement.

In this episode of The Missouri Review podcast is presented a finalist from the 2009 Audio Compeition, a documentary essay called "The thing at the foot of the bed" by Rachel Yoder. Several people recount otherworldly ...

On this Missouri Review podcast, we present "Lucy and the bike girl" by Hillary Frank, a finalist in our 2009 Audio Competition. Lucy, a 28-year-old with cystic fibrosis, meets the "Bike Girl," who has the same disease, ...

This episode of our podcast features three runners-up in the Voice-only poetry category of our 2007 Audio Competition. In 'The Golden lesson,' second runner-up Susan Somers-Willet gives an engaging performance of a poem ...

Kris Saknussemm takes the first runner-up position in the Narrative Essay category with his piece entitled "Cahoots." Saknussem has won first prizes in the Boston Review and River Styx short fiction contests, and he has ...

Sheryl [Bernstein] reads Susan Vreeland's short story, "A night different from all other nights." (Part 2 of 2)

"On this Missouri Review podcast, we're happy to share 'The Secret pianos of Manhattan,' by Ken Cormier, which was the 2nd runner-up in the Documentary category our of 2007 audio competition. Ken Cormier is editor and ...

"On this episode of our podcast, we begin our presentation of a particularly exciting category from 2007 Audio Competition, the 10-minute plays. Today we have the first place winner, Kris Saknussemm, with his play 'The ...

"On this Missouri Review podcast, we have another ten-minute play for your listening pleasure. Today's entry is 'Old dog, newer tricks,' by George Zarr, which was the first runner-up in the ten-minute play category of our ...

This podcast features the winners in the voice-only flash fiction category. Josh McDonald earns first place in the flash fiction, voice-only category with his submission, "Lost." It's a comic, surreal story of a madman on ...

"In this installment of The Missouri Review podcast, we feature the first place and first runner-up entries to the Voice-Only Literature (Poetry) category of our 2007 Audio Competition. Both of these awards go to poems by ...

Jennifer Phegley, literary historian and professor of English at the University of Missouri, Kansas City, discusses her book: Educating the Proper Woman Reader: Victorian Family Literary Magazines and the Cultural Health ...