May 2019
Issue Two
POETRY
Emma Lynch
The town burns Falling softly like butterflies made of the softest sweeps of ink |
FICTION
Julia Weinberg
The setting sun illuminated the red-striped mountains that gated off the small town from the endless Utah desert. |
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FICTION
Zoe Mitchell
The sun glares down on me as my shoulders smash against the wall. |
ESSAY
Hannah Yip
In Japanese, there is a phrase, "kodomo no tame ni," meaning "for the sake of the children." |
March 2019
Issue One
FICTION
Amaya Polanco Zimmerman
I open my eyes to see a great expanse of the luscious Spanish countryside beneath me. |
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BOOK REVIEW
Review by
Eva Adams They Both Die at the End is a captivating dystopian novel by Adam Silvera about what would happen if people knew when they were destined to die. |
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FICTION
Julia Weinberg
The thud stirred Mrs. Axton out of her blissful sunny afternoon state. |