by Ally Wright · October 24, 2016
War has never seemed to me something I could write about. Worthy of being written about, obviously, but too grand for my never-having-been-to-war brain. How do [...]
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by Sabrina Flemming · September 06, 2016
Deception is a resource learned at an early age for children, a universal skill that is a natural part of our lives growing up. As infants, [...]
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by Megan Sexton · June 14, 2016
We are delighted to announce Gregory Fraser as this year’s winner of the James Dickey Prize for Poetry. His poems will be published in the Volume 18, number [...]
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by Parker Sams · April 29, 2016
I don’t think I’ll ever forget seeing New York City for the first time. My flight was coming in for the landing, dipping below the clouds, [...]
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by Charles Bailey · April 28, 2016
The last dregs of my undergraduate college days are closing in. It is a melange of sleepless nights, anxiety, and molehills of coursework that would disturb [...]
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by James Brady · April 26, 2016
What is it you like about morning? The freshness of the leaves under the golden glow? The odd, indefinable scent of the waking woods? The crisp [...]
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