The Virginia Quarterly Review

The Winter 2015 issue of VQR features reporting by Dimiter Kenarov and photography by Boryana Katsarova on theater as politics in occupied Crimea. All content can be read and viewed on our website. It's also available as a PDF download to all digital subscribers. Just login to your account and visit the issue page. Click here to review the table of contents.

Taking Care of Our Own by Ricardo Nuila How did Houston become a leader in medical care for the undocumented?   Snowfall Blues by Alison Stine Jackson C. Frank: One of folk music's best-kept secrets. My Midwestern Soviet Childhood by Liesl Schillinger An American family's curious bond with Russia.

More from Winter 2015 Where Is the Berlin Wall Now?: Mapping a Cold War legacy Black and Blue and Blond: Race at the margins A Voice at the Edge of the Sea: An interview with Derek Walcott Going Rogue: Taxidermy's cutting edge Avarice: New fiction by Charles Baxter Click here to review the full table of contents