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Author: Rhea Ramakrishnan

On Form: A Roundtable Interview with Three Blue Mesa Review Writers

May 21, 2022Rhea Ramakrishnan

In this interview, writers Tess Fahlgren, Ari Laurel, and B. Tyler Lee discuss their writing process, their audience, borrowed forms, and the boundaries between genres. Read Ari Laurel’s story “Farewell to the Last Mango in the Pacific Northwest” in Issue… Continue Reading →

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A Note from the Editor-in-Chief

August 12, 2021Rhea Ramakrishnan

When I moved to Albuquerque, sight unseen, in the Fall of 2019, it may as well have been a foreign country to me. Not knowing which neighborhoods I liked best, I stayed at a former coworker’s mother’s home in the… Continue Reading →

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An Interview With Michael Thompson

November 11, 2020Rhea Ramakrishnan

Michael Thompson is a multimedia artist from Chicago, Illinois. One of his monoprints, “Nomenclature,” appears in Issue 41 of Blue Mesa Review, but perhaps his most provocative works are his fake postage stamps, which he has successfully mailed around the… Continue Reading →

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All right. Try this then.

August 19, 2020Rhea Ramakrishnan

Often, when I tell people I write poetry, they tell me that they used to write poems a long time ago, when they were younger. I’ve always felt fond of this admission because it suggests that poetry may not be… Continue Reading →

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