Changes Review is a publication showcasing vividness and risk in poetry and translation. In 2026, there will be three issues published. Annual subscribers will receive each issue of the review as soon as it is printed. Cost of shipping is included in the annual subscription fee. Most recent issue (the first of 2026): Changes Review Issue no. 12Ed. Isabel BoutiettePublication date: March 1, 202611.4 x 15"54 pagesPrinted on 45gsm salmon tabloid newspaper In this issue of the Changes Review, eight translators present energetic and innovative renderings of global poetry from across millennia. In our particular present, difference is oppressed, monitored, or expropriated for gain, but translation allows our language to be infected and altered by what exists beyond it. These poems will, at the very least, rattle a reader awake: they probe and disrupt the often lulling landscape of American poetry. Featuring:Unknown Author, tr. Bevin O'ConnorKing David, tr. Sam Bailey, Emma De Lisle, Talin TahajianMarina Arzola Porcell, tr. Alejandra (Ale) Quintana ArochoChristophe Tarkos, tr. Aiden FarrellHwang Byeong-seung, tr. Min Ji ChoiFriederike Mayröcker, tr. Noah Loveless
