Author Archives: her_name

by Seth Walker

By Hannah L. Johanson I. We walked in the courtyard, between buildings R and L – Constantly bantering about families, freedom, and finals, Sitting, with arms resting on the oversized study chairs, We inhabited the student lounge that first trepid … Continue reading →

By Calvin C. Clawson Sitting at his desk, within his small office on the third floor of Foggity Hall, Professor Paul Lundmire worked arduously on the problem before him: how to get these rascally elliptic equations to behave. He poured … Continue reading →

By Stephanie Thomas

By Samuel Pizelo “As I stand out here in the wonders of the unknown… I sort of realize there’s a fundamental truth to our nature; Man must explore.” Dave Scott, Commander Apollo 15, 31 July 1971. As I spill from … Continue reading →

By Hannah Johanson She wants to write around the world someday, Sketching forgotten brothers in dark ink: Rendering those voices who cannot say. He prefers her in physician’s array, Wearing privileged white; drawing the mundane. She wants to write around … Continue reading →

By Star Rush

By Gary W. Farris “Al-Zarqawi Dead”, the headline said, 144-point type catching the eye. I imagine the soldiers in Iraq celebrating: “Yes! We got him” they would shout, thumping one another and shaking hands. I don’t blame them at all, … Continue reading →

by Star Rush

by Daniel W. Rasmus remember the first time I saw you sitting on a bench immediately I constructed you out of shadows from the eyes up then nose lips arms toes we always do that on first impression never exact         … Continue reading →