by stephanie brooks · April 13, 2016
Each spring one of the first rhymes my mother taught me—the classic, “April showers bring May flowers” runs through my mind. If you’ve lived east of [...]
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by Linda Tran · April 11, 2016
These three words, “I love you,” roll off our tongues so easily these days, years. To family and friends. To significant others. But with our friends [...]
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by Soniah Kamal · March 04, 2016
1) “The Man Who Knew Too Much and the Girl Who Knew Too Little” (Vol. 17 No. 1) is an intricately braided essay about the fear [...]
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by Enoch Kim · December 03, 2015
I grew up as a child who was completely different from his father. Athletic and strong bodied was he, while I was musical, and most of [...]
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by Soniah Kamal · November 13, 2015
1) Buchi’s Girls, featured in Vol. 16, No. 3 is about the recently widowed Buchi who has moved into her sister’s home. Here Buchi is formed to [...]
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by Ra'Niqua Lee · October 05, 2015
Five Points and the Georgia State University Creative Writing Program are pleased to welcome Andre Dubus III on Thursday, October 15th at 2:30pm. He will be reading at [...]
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