Description
The New Territory is a quarterly anthology of the Lower Midwest. We dig deep in this region to bring you beautiful landscapes, talented writers and memorable stories you won’t find anywhere else.
+ A Common Neighborhood: Residents of Lincoln’s Near South neighborhood fight for identity. Includes portraits of residents. Jacob Zlomke and Andrew Dickinson, Nebraska.
+ Which Leads Us to the Terrible Beauty of Midwestern Road Rage: We’ll leave you a slice of pie, but we’ll shoot your tailgate with a gun. A lyrical essay with sourcing from prisoners, family members, and Dolly Parton. Michaella Thornton, Missouri.
+ Lozen: Original short comic on a Chiricahua Apache woman’s incredible life story by Natasha Alterici. Oklahoma.
+ Evolution in the Cornbelt: As we enter the Sixth Extinction, one tiny creature learns to thrive even after its native prairie has disappeared. The first in Conor Gearin’s series on Midwest evolution. Nebraska.
+ Emergency Language Barrier: Many people died in a 2013 tornado and could have been saved if they’d understood the emergency broadcast system. Oklahoma journalist Bryce McElhaney follows up on promises made following the disaster. Oklahoma.
Plus:
- fiction by Michael Noll
- poetry by michael e. woods, Cameron Morse, and Kelli Allen
- Here section essays by Margo Farnsworth and Patrick Mainelli
- the sunsetted section New Message, with opinion pieces by Melissa Stuckey, LySaundra Campbell, Sami Tellatin and Rob Myers
When you buy a copy of The New Territory, you not only get more intimate with the Lower Midwest. You directly support the writers who archive and interpret our region’s stories.
Details:
- 112 pages
- Perfect bound
- Full color
- Printed in Missouri
- Free shipping for subscriptions