March 2023
Issue 15
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FICTION
Mia Skoble
She slouches in the back seat of the car, seat belt across her neck instead of her chest. |
POETRY
Eva Fostovsky-Geckeler
Nice girl you’ve got there! What’s your nice little girl's name? |
FICTION
Ash Dodge
You put on your headphones and press play. The soft tune of the piano fills your ears. Your friend asks you what you’re listening to. |
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FICTION
Soline Loeffler
The boy never lost. He’d won all the games he’d played, and all the bets he’d placed. |
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FICTION
Julianna Loretto
The cove was tucked away, hidden from prying eyes. It was serene and the water was crystal clear. |
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FICTION
Jasper Lovvorn-Black
As I started the engine, the headlights lit up every plank on the fence and my parents’ faces. |
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FICTION
Sierra Ott
I don’t know where they came from. I certainly didn’t put them there, the paintings or the little statues or the empty stone plates. |
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FICTION
Maya Dang
Every year, my family would always take a vacation, whether it was domestic or international. |
FICTION
Luka Henrie-Naffaa
Islands have roles. They are listeners, watchers, waiters, and hiders. |
POETRY
Daisy Paris-Kaufman
Have you been wondering how to wear a necklace? Learn how in just three simple steps! |
FICTION
Zora Laddish
Mary carries a bundle on his back. Mary carries a plastic water bottle. Mary carries a bundle held together with zip ties. |
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FICTION
Ori Boozaglo
I woke up with a start. Gripping the ground beneath me, I was met with wet grass from the morning dew. |
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FICTION
Zael Johnson
It was raining and I was not fond of water, especially when it came from the sky. |
FICTION
Claudia Johnson
The hill, like everything, was barren. Eleanor searched in her bag for a new packet of seeds. |
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December 2022
Issue 14
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FICTION
Ori Boozaglo
The four month-named girls run hand in hand, through the withering wildflower field, and laugh deep, dark, booming laughs. |
FICTION
Sol de Ugarte
“What is your name?” The voice is forceful, and I answer quietly. “Redd.” |
POETRY
Skyler Rockmael
It hurts to stand Alas I have woken But my left foot stays asleep |
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FICTION
Neisa Ahmadzadeh-Heravi
Gillian tapped her fork on her glass three times, then laid it down gently on the white cloth napkin next to her plate. |
FICTION
Zael Johnson
The omnom root has a strong grip in the moss, but Nihulu pulls it out easily . . . |
POETRY
Daisy Paris-Kaufman
All cats are black, as the night that falls soon all their eyes are yellow, as the stars and the moon |
FICTION
Divya Sachdeva
“So, how’s Brent doing?” I ask my best friend Mason when he sits down on the leather couch. |
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FICTION
Soline Loeffler
The throne room was bigger than anywhere Fitz had been in his life. |
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FICTION
Ash Dodge
Quinn shook Jackson’s arm. “Loosen up, dude, it’ll be fun! And a certain someone will be there.” |
POETRY
Eva Fostovsky-Geckeler
The other day I had my last run-in with that pesky exercise ball |
FICTION
Sierra Ott
There was a new road sign on College Street. She was certain it hadn’t been there yesterday, but there it was . . . |
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FICTION
Naomi Nickolaus
It was Release Day. The day that had been anticipated for a year and a half. |
October 2022
Issue 13
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FICTION
Soline Loeffler
The dried flowers still hung in their mounts; peeling chips of paint and blankets of dust decorated the frames . . . |
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FICTION
Divya Sachdeva
“Oh, and we meet again!” I hear a voice from behind me and whip around, facing Tim. |
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FICTION
Daisy Paris-Kaufman
If you ever find yourself frustrated with the city life, the constant movement, the hustle and bustle . . . |
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FICTION
Mia Skoble
If you have a cake and you don't share it with anyone, you have one cake, some annoyed friends, and most likely a stomach ache. |
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POETRY
Zora Laddish
I isolate in the bright summer heat It’s not intentional |
FICTION
Ori Boozaglo
The street is too busy. There are too many people. Too many noises and smells. |
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FICTION
Julianna Loretto
The sun sets, slowly disappearing beneath the cityscape as the night rises to replace it. |
2022-23 Academic Year
Editor-in-Chief:
Auden Svoboda
Copy Chief:
Zora Laddish
Director, Emerging Writers Program:
Ash Dodge
Managing Editor for Editors:
Meghan Malone
Managing Editor for Writers:
Aja Lelchuk
Copy Editor:
Claudia Johnson
Editors:
Sol de Ugarte
Eva Fostovsky-Geckeler
Zael Johnson
Soline Loeffler
Jasper Lovvorn-Black
Daisy Paris-Kaufman
Skyler Rockmael
Divya Sachdeva
Mia Skoble
Writers:
Neisa Ahmadzadeh-Heravi
Ori Boozaglo
Chloe Rappaport Crowther
Maya Dang
Sol de Ugarte
Ash Dodge
Cruz Foster
Eva Fostovsky-Geckeler
Luka Henrie-Naffaa
Claudia Johnson
Zael Johnson
Sibyl Kollmer
Zora Laddish
Soline Loeffler
Julianna Loretto
Jasper Lovvorn-Black
Meghan Malone
Naomi Nickolaus
Sierra Ott
Daisy Paris-Kaufman
Simon Policy
Kali Proud
Skyler Rockmael
Divya Sachdeva
Mia Skoble
Auden Svoboda
Shiva Swaminathan Strickland
Faculty Sponsor:
Helen Zou
Editor-in-Chief:
Auden Svoboda
Copy Chief:
Zora Laddish
Director, Emerging Writers Program:
Ash Dodge
Managing Editor for Editors:
Meghan Malone
Managing Editor for Writers:
Aja Lelchuk
Copy Editor:
Claudia Johnson
Editors:
Sol de Ugarte
Eva Fostovsky-Geckeler
Zael Johnson
Soline Loeffler
Jasper Lovvorn-Black
Daisy Paris-Kaufman
Skyler Rockmael
Divya Sachdeva
Mia Skoble
Writers:
Neisa Ahmadzadeh-Heravi
Ori Boozaglo
Chloe Rappaport Crowther
Maya Dang
Sol de Ugarte
Ash Dodge
Cruz Foster
Eva Fostovsky-Geckeler
Luka Henrie-Naffaa
Claudia Johnson
Zael Johnson
Sibyl Kollmer
Zora Laddish
Soline Loeffler
Julianna Loretto
Jasper Lovvorn-Black
Meghan Malone
Naomi Nickolaus
Sierra Ott
Daisy Paris-Kaufman
Simon Policy
Kali Proud
Skyler Rockmael
Divya Sachdeva
Mia Skoble
Auden Svoboda
Shiva Swaminathan Strickland
Faculty Sponsor:
Helen Zou