Global City Review is now accepting submissions for our 26th issue, titled Impermanence of Home. We’re interested in stories, essays, poems, interviews, and artwork that explore how sanctuary, whether a person, place, memory, language, or idea, can be lost, reshaped, reimagined, or even fabricated. Click here for more.

by founding editor, Linsey Abrams, who knew her best October 1, 2024 Dear friends, readers, and loved ones, I am despondent over losing my wife, Ann, and so are her dear and forever friends. Her cousins. Women were her colleagues in all the feminist, professional, artistic, political, intellectual, and social circles (this word) she lived … More A Long Eulogy For Ann Eugenia Volkes

Jessica Sticklor, a Global City Collective member, has two forthcoming titles releasing. She is available for readings, talks, and interviews this fall. The Beekeeper’s Daughter is an exploration of the struggles women face while dealing with mental illness. The novel follows three interlocking narratives. The story of Lorelei Bauer who, after dealing with a devastating loss, must piece together her mother’s … More Jessica Sticklor, collective member, publishes novel and YA Fantasy Series

Dear Global City friends and family, Thanks to all of you that have already subscribed to Global City. If you have not yet subscribed, please do. All digital subscriptions are free. You can do so here. You will then receive in your inbox all the twice yearly digital issues to come. Print copies of Legacies, our last … More Subscriptions, Submissions, and More

Want to know what it was really like being a gay cop in the heydays of New York City? Here’s a flashback to our celebrated piece, “Interview with a Gay Cop,” from our Crime and Punishment issue from the Spring of ’95, in which the anonymous retired officer recounts his experiences working around fit young … More Interview with a Gay Cop