1) Your essay Gratitude, featured in Five Points Vol. 15, No. 1&2 , chronicles the time your family vacationed in Guatemala in 1954 and was inadvertently caught up in the [...]
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1) “Every Face Was in the Crowd,” featured in Five Points Vol. 16, No .1 , is the story of an art student who struggles between the [...]
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It’s been eighteen years since the first issue of Five Points was published. A lot has changed on the literary landscape since then. The verbs “to [...]
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Every Sunday afternoon from 2:00pm to 4:00pm, students from Georgia State University’s Creative Writing Program compile a program of contemporary, traditional, classic, slam, and avant-garde poetry [...]
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I sometimes find writing about the asanas (poses or postures) perplexing because there’s an ineffable quality in the practice, one that feels pre-linguistic. The feeling takes me back [...]
Read MoreFive Points is pleased to announce that James Rioux’s essay “Tattoos, Death Metal, Shaving, and other Ironies” has received the title of Notable Essay in the [...]
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