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The Complete Record

Archive Timeline

Every edition we have published, gathered chronologically — a small history of the paper, told one issue at a time.

Volume

2026

13 editions

  1. No. 13

    June 5, 2026

    HLR/2026/06/05/315

    Literary Fiction / Contemporary Drama · Global

    A Quiet Journey of Reinvention in Second Chances in Brittany

    By Anne Morenn

    Anne Morenn explores resilience, belonging and the power of personal freedom in coastal France — a steady, transformative portrait of a life rebuilt.

  2. No. 12

    June 5, 2026

    HLR/2026/06/05/412

    Nonfiction · Global

    The Scandal That Roiled the Chess World in 2022

    By Dylan Loeb McClain

    Ben Mezrich's Checkmate revisits the controversy surrounding Magnus Carlsen, Hans Niemann, and the biggest cheating scandal modern chess has ever faced.

  3. No. 11

    June 3, 2026

    HLR/2026/06/03/476

    Poetry · Global

    How Poets Went From Describing Art to Personally Admiring It

    By Elisa Gabbert

    Elisa Gabbert explores the evolution of ekphrasis and how contemporary poets have transformed the relationship between art and personal expression.

  4. No. 10

    June 3, 2026

    HLR/2026/06/03/198

    Literary News · Global

    Marjane Satrapi, Author of Persepolis, Dies at 56

    By Hudson Literary Review Editorial Staff

    A tribute to the acclaimed Iranian-French author whose groundbreaking graphic memoir Persepolis introduced millions of readers to modern Iranian history and culture.

  5. No. 09

    May 28, 2026

    HOR/2026/05/28/411

    Literary Opinion · National

    Commas, Common Sense and Justice

    By John McWhorter

    Like language itself, punctuation is always in a state of flux — an opinion on commas, the Second Amendment, and judicial interpretation.

  6. No. 08

    May 28, 2026

    HLR/2026/05/28/411

    Literary / Culture · National

    Finally, a Bookstore That Sells Mesh Underwear

    By Callie Holterman

    The book and fashion worlds have been flirting. At Climax, they're making out — inside the East Village shop where rare books meet boutique fashion.

  7. No. 07

    May 27, 2026

    HLR/2026/05/27/612

    Literary · National

    David Henderson, Innovative Poet and Hendrix Biographer, Dies at 83

    By Alex Williams

    Part of the Black Arts Movement of the 1960s, he went on to reclaim a leading musician of the psychedelic era as a distinctly African American artist.

  8. No. 06

    May 16, 2026

    HLR/2026/05/16/284

    Romance / Sports Fiction · Statewide

    Mile High Takes Readers to New Heights

    By Liz Tomforde

    Liz Tomforde's Windy City Series soars as a BookTok sensation and Amazon Studios adaptation — a slow-burn hockey romance readers can't put down.

  9. No. 05

    May 16, 2026

    HLR/2026/05/16/284

    Romance / Cozy Fiction · Statewide

    Love Blooms in Dream Harbor

    By Laurie Gilmore

    Laurie Gilmore's The Daisy Chain Flower Shop delivers cozy charm, small-town magic, and a love story you never saw coming.

  10. No. 04

    May 12, 2026

    HLR/2026/05/12/301

    Literary Fiction / Contemporary Drama · Statewide

    The Silences That Shape a Life

    By Elizabeth Strout

    Elizabeth Strout's The Things We Never Say explores loneliness, secrets, and the mysteries of love with luminous prose.

  11. No. 03

    May 10, 2026

    HLR/2026/05/10/246

    Satirical Fiction / Historical Thriller · National

    A Perfect Life. A Brutal Past. A Terrifying Truth.

    By Caro Claire Burke

    Caro Claire Burke's Yesteryear is the sensational debut everyone is talking about — a bold, darkly funny satirical thriller.

  12. No. 02

    May 8, 2026

    HLR/2026/05/08/265

    Contemporary Fiction / Uplifting Fiction · Regional

    Six Little Words

    By Sally Page

    A heartwarming story of kindness, hope, and second chances.

  13. No. 01

    February 4, 2026

    HLR/2026/02/04/198

    Contemporary Fiction / Literary Fiction · National

    Theo of Golden: A Novel That Reminds Us Kindness Changes Everything

    By Allen Levi

    Allen Levi's heartwarming bestseller becomes a global phenomenon — a luminous story of connection, compassion, and quiet miracles.

Volume

2025

3 editions

  1. No. 03

    October 5, 2025

    HLR/2025/10/05/281

    Dark Romantasy / Fantasy Romance · Regional

    Dire Bound

    By Sable Sorensen

    Vampires, wolves, and a love that defies everything.

  2. No. 02

    August 16, 2025

    HLR/2025/08/16/289

    Historical Fiction / War Literature · Global

    The Women

    By Kristin Hannah

    A powerful tribute to courage, friendship, and sacrifice.

  3. No. 01

    June 10, 2025

    HLR/2025/06/10/276

    Contemporary Fiction / Literary Fiction · Statewide

    The Wedding People

    By Alison Espach

    Hilarious, heartfelt, and unforgettable.

Volume

2021

2 editions

  1. No. 02

    June 7, 2021

    HLR/2021/06/07/221

    Fantasy / Sci-Fi / LitRPG · Regional

    The Apocalypse Is a Game. And Carl Is Just Getting Started.

    By Matt Dinniman

    Matt Dinniman's Dungeon Crawler Carl delivers explosive action, dark humor, and a cat the world will never forget.

  2. No. 01

    April 5, 2021

    HLR/2021/04/05/208

    Romance / Contemporary Fiction · Regional

    Campus Romance Takes Over BookTok

    Elle Kennedy's The Deal kicks off the Off-Campus series that captured readers worldwide.

Volume

2020

2 editions

  1. No. 02

    June 7, 2020

    HLR/2020/06/07/121

    Psychology / Mental Health · Regional

    How Trauma Reshapes the Body — And How Healing Begins

    By Bessel van der Kolk, M.D.

    Bessel van der Kolk, M.D.'s The Body Keeps the Score changes how we understand trauma forever.

  2. No. 01

    January 15, 2020

    HLR/2020/01/15/184

    Literary Feature / Fantasy · Regional

    The Boy Who Lived Still Captivates the World

    How Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling became a timeless literary phenomenon — over 600 million copies sold across 85 languages.

Volume

2019

1 edition

  1. No. 01

    July 7, 2019

    HLR/2019/07/07/176

    Legal Fiction / Southern Drama · Regional

    A Haunting Journey Through Ford County

    John Grisham's Fetching Raymond delivers suspense, heart, and truth from deep in the Mississippi Delta.

Volume

1970

1 edition

  1. No. 01

    January 1, 1970

    Vol. XXVI · No. 12

    Literature · National

    The Ghostly Silence of the American Northeast

    A 48-page meditation on gothic realism, with new verse from Elena Vance and the Murakami interview in full.

Volume

1969

12 editions

  1. No. 12

    December 1, 1969

    Vol. XXVI · No. 12

    Literature · Local

    The Long Form Returns

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  2. No. 11

    November 1, 1969

    Vol. XXVI · No. 11

    Poetry · Statewide

    Letters from Buenos Aires

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  3. No. 10

    October 1, 1969

    Vol. XXVI · No. 10

    Essays · Regional

    The Art of Slow Thinking

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  4. No. 09

    September 1, 1969

    Vol. XXVI · No. 09

    Reviews · National

    Cathedrals of Ordinary Time

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  5. No. 08

    August 1, 1969

    Vol. XXVI · No. 08

    Culture · Global

    Forgotten Archives

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  6. No. 07

    July 1, 1969

    Vol. XXVI · No. 07

    Interviews · Local

    On the Shelf: Autumn

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  7. No. 06

    June 1, 1969

    Vol. XXVI · No. 06

    Literature · Statewide

    Translation as Resistance

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  8. No. 05

    May 1, 1969

    Vol. XXVI · No. 05

    Poetry · Regional

    The Architecture of Silence

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  9. No. 04

    April 1, 1969

    Vol. XXVI · No. 04

    Essays · National

    Notebooks of the Mediterranean

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  10. No. 03

    March 1, 1969

    Vol. XXVI · No. 03

    Reviews · Global

    Dispatches from the Salon

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  11. No. 02

    February 1, 1969

    Vol. XXVI · No. 02

    Culture · Local

    The Reading Room Quarterly

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  12. No. 01

    January 1, 1969

    Vol. XXVI · No. 01

    Interviews · Statewide

    Of Memory and Margins

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

Volume

1968

12 editions

  1. No. 12

    December 1, 1968

    Vol. XXVI · No. 12

    Literature · Regional

    The Long Form Returns

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  2. No. 11

    November 1, 1968

    Vol. XXVI · No. 11

    Poetry · National

    Letters from Buenos Aires

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  3. No. 10

    October 1, 1968

    Vol. XXVI · No. 10

    Essays · Global

    The Art of Slow Thinking

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  4. No. 09

    September 1, 1968

    Vol. XXVI · No. 09

    Reviews · Local

    Cathedrals of Ordinary Time

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  5. No. 08

    August 1, 1968

    Vol. XXVI · No. 08

    Culture · Statewide

    Forgotten Archives

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  6. No. 07

    July 1, 1968

    Vol. XXVI · No. 07

    Interviews · Regional

    On the Shelf: Autumn

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  7. No. 06

    June 1, 1968

    Vol. XXVI · No. 06

    Literature · National

    Translation as Resistance

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  8. No. 05

    May 1, 1968

    Vol. XXVI · No. 05

    Poetry · Global

    The Architecture of Silence

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  9. No. 04

    April 1, 1968

    Vol. XXVI · No. 04

    Essays · Local

    Notebooks of the Mediterranean

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  10. No. 03

    March 1, 1968

    Vol. XXVI · No. 03

    Reviews · Statewide

    Dispatches from the Salon

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  11. No. 02

    February 1, 1968

    Vol. XXVI · No. 02

    Culture · Regional

    The Reading Room Quarterly

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  12. No. 01

    January 1, 1968

    Vol. XXVI · No. 01

    Interviews · National

    Of Memory and Margins

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

Volume

1967

12 editions

  1. No. 12

    December 1, 1967

    Vol. XXVI · No. 12

    Literature · Global

    The Long Form Returns

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  2. No. 11

    November 1, 1967

    Vol. XXVI · No. 11

    Poetry · Local

    Letters from Buenos Aires

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  3. No. 10

    October 1, 1967

    Vol. XXVI · No. 10

    Essays · Statewide

    The Art of Slow Thinking

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  4. No. 09

    September 1, 1967

    Vol. XXVI · No. 09

    Reviews · Regional

    Cathedrals of Ordinary Time

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  5. No. 08

    August 1, 1967

    Vol. XXVI · No. 08

    Culture · National

    Forgotten Archives

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  6. No. 07

    July 1, 1967

    Vol. XXVI · No. 07

    Interviews · Global

    On the Shelf: Autumn

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  7. No. 06

    June 1, 1967

    Vol. XXVI · No. 06

    Literature · Local

    Translation as Resistance

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  8. No. 05

    May 1, 1967

    Vol. XXVI · No. 05

    Poetry · Statewide

    The Architecture of Silence

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  9. No. 04

    April 1, 1967

    Vol. XXVI · No. 04

    Essays · Regional

    Notebooks of the Mediterranean

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  10. No. 03

    March 1, 1967

    Vol. XXVI · No. 03

    Reviews · National

    Dispatches from the Salon

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  11. No. 02

    February 1, 1967

    Vol. XXVI · No. 02

    Culture · Global

    The Reading Room Quarterly

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.

  12. No. 01

    January 1, 1967

    Vol. XXVI · No. 01

    Interviews · Local

    Of Memory and Margins

    An issue from the Hudson archive — essays, verse, and review of the season's most necessary books.