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Let’s Talk about Inclusion
For much of my young adult life, I had a secret. A secret that carried a…
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Writing in Ten Easy Steps
Step 1: Once you are roused from slumber by thoughts of the monumental task at hand,…
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A New Set of Articles for Issue 40!
After a long hiatus, Berkeley Fiction Review is back with a new set of articles.
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Interview with Michael Caleb Tasker
In the most recent issue of The Kenyon Review, international editor John Kinsella says that “there’s…
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Averting the Apocalypse, Quietly
The Academy Award for Best Picture — arguably one of the most monetarily valuable honors given…
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On McSweeney’s Publishing, The Genius of Miriam Toews and Jonathan Plombon, and The Use of Humor as a Gateway into Difficult Subject Matter
If you’re fortunate enough to have been one of my victims over the past few months,…
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The Importance of Art in Literature, in Review
Months before I opened Jonathan Franzen’s The Corrections (2001), I admired Lynn Buckley’s cover design. On…
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Short Story: Worth(less)
Profound regret writhes inside me, nameless and confounding. Regret for the way I respond to things;…
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Finding Time to Read for Fun
As I’ve gotten older, busier, and generally more stressed, I’ve noticed something sad about myself: I…
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Issue 36 and Sudden Fiction Contest Winners!
The staff of the Berkeley Fiction Review is pleased to announce the winners of our 20th…
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