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Grace Turner

Poetry to Wear This Winter

Poetry can be found in the most unexpected places—perfume forums, for example. But perhaps this shouldn’t be so unexpected. How can...

Jordyn Styles

Emails I Didn't Send

In the last few years, Irish author and screenwriter Sally Rooney has taken over the literary fiction and romance genres. I was first...

Sylvia Mack

A Winter of Romantic Comedies

As the days get colder and shorter post daylight savings time, we tend to yearn for familiar favorites and feel good movies. From comfort...

Emelia Delaporte

"Ah, my mind takes up..."

I suppose their little bones have years ago been lost among the stones and the winds of those high glacial pastures. So far as I have...

Ashlee C. Smith

The Beginning of Now: The Uprise of Digital Fashion

In 1992 a new digital community was created, the metaverse. A community in which people can represent themselves through avatars while...

Kate Coli

Entering the World of Omar Apollo: The Prototype Tour Review

On a Friday night in the middle of downtown Norfolk, Virginia, was a crowd of 1500 people waiting for a performance from none other than...

Will Schrant

The Dead Flag Blues: The Apocalypse in Song

If you are looking for the perfect representation of the apocalypse in song form, you have come to the right place! "The Dead Flag Blues"...

Parker Morris

Dungeons and Drafts

The cover of every Fifth Edition Dungeons and Dragons book proudly calls it “the world’s greatest role-playing game,” and while that...

Grace Turner

Hibernation Preparation Music

It’s November, all the leaves are nearly gone, and we’ve gained an hour, but lost the sun. Today I saw a squirrel digging for a nut, and...

Jordyn Styles

How Did They Ever Make a Movie of Lolita?

Vladimir Nabokov’s controversial novel Lolita released in 1955 to little fanfare. The story is told from the first person perspective of...

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