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Queen of Wheat, Art by Brianna Myers

Queen of Wheat, Art by Brianna Myers

Brianna Myers is a Junior currently studying History. She is often seen drawing on her tablet or at the library.

Empty, Poetry by Skylar Cooper

Empty, Poetry by Skylar Cooper

His keys are still hanging by the door. The dogs sniff his shoes at the end of the bed. I fold and slip his wallet into my drawer; debit cards and cash never to be used again. My wedding ring glints on my finger, wondering where her partner is. I

worth more than a drop? – check yes or no. Poetry by Jenna Polich

worth more than a drop? – check yes or no. Poetry by Jenna Polich

when your maker discards you, / chooses the liquor of life over you / - his own flesh and blood - / how can you believe that you are worth more / than a drop? what happens when you try to feel worthy / in someone else – a companion? / sometimes, you will be accepted and cherished / before

Sophia Terazawa’s "Oracular Maladies": a Book Review by Avery Herker

Sophia Terazawa’s "Oracular Maladies": a Book Review by Avery Herker

Sophia Terazawa’s Oracular Maladies is a daring expression through form. This collection of poems was published on March 15, 2025 by Noemi Press, a fresh taste of poetry that is sure to come throughout the rest of the year. Throughout the course of the book, Terazawa explores her relationship

An Interview with Bailey Gaylin Moore, Conducted by Braden Kane

An Interview with Bailey Gaylin Moore, Conducted by Braden Kane

What got you into writing? It was the only thing I was naturally good at. Like, I don’t have a cute story like Donald where he was carrying around Karl Marx and wearing a trench coat in middle school. I always wanted to be a marine biologist. And then