The Greene Street Review is a cultural criticism and literary magazine, edited by an undergraduate student team and published biannually by NYU’s Department of English. Each issue is a collection of essays, reviews, interviews, fiction, poetry, and art, solicited from students across the tri-state area. The ideas expressed in The Greene Street Review do not necessarily reflect those of NYU as an academic institution.

The Greene Street Review invites you to embrace the in-between: passing moments, liminal spaces, transitional periods, and everything else that feels undefined. What happens in the long pause before an answer, the waiting room of a hospital, the layover between flights? Spanning time periods and defining eras, across countries or simply between neighborhoods, transitory moments fill our everyday lives, whether they are temporal, spatial, tangible, or abstract. We ask you to explore the underbelly of human experience — things that are difficult to put into words, yet invariably exist. What does it mean to be on the threshold of something, stuck between not yet and no longer?

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The Greene Street Review invites you to embrace the in-between: passing moments, liminal spaces, transitional periods, and everything else that feels undefined. What happens in the long pause before an answer, the waiting room of a hospital, the layover between flights? Spanning time periods and defining eras, across countries or simply between neighborhoods, transitory moments fill our everyday lives, whether they are temporal, spatial, tangible, or abstract. We ask you to explore the underbelly of human experience — things that are difficult to put into words, yet invariably exist. What does it mean to be on the threshold of something, stuck between not yet and no longer?<div><br></div><div><br></div>

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