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The Greensboro Review NUS PRESS suspicious and critical readings ofThe 117th issue of The Greensboro Review features our annual Robert Watson Literary Prize winners: Jeni O'Neal for "Loving a Man and His Kids and His House" in poetry and Emily Harper Ellis for "The Fairy Swap" in fiction. This spring 2025 edition also includes new work by Miriam Akervall, Megan Blankenship, Alex Bullock, Flora Field, Abigail Ham, Max Kruger Dull, Seth Leeper, Angela Ma, Elisabeth Murawski, Michael O'Ryan, Leslie Pietrzyk, Caroline