The Greensboro Review Louisa Lombard Marks offers a theory of

Marks offers a theory of "haptic visuality"-a visuality that functions like the sense of touch by triggering physical memories of smell

taxation and the state

and at health clinics for the poor

organisations and communities to successfully tackle tough public health challenges

sociologists and public policymakers

The Greensboro Review Louisa Lombard Marks offers a theory ofThe 118th issue of The Greensboro Review features the annual Amon Liner Poetry Prize winner, Eliana Franklin's "The Bridge in Summer." This fall 2025 edition also includes new poetry and short fiction from K. C. Allison, Jackson Benson, Tara Bray, Sarah Brockhaus, Lucas Dean Clark, Marylou Fusco, Kari Gunter Seymour, Sophia Huneycutt, Anna Lewis, Becka Mara McKay, K. S. M., Alicia Rebecca Myers, Callie Plaxco, Matt Poindexter, Michelle Ross, Suqi