Category Archives: Previous Editions

What Remains

Posted on March 13, 2013 by katyat

By Kathleen A. Magner Hillrise Cemetery’s stone turrets sprouted alongside the needle-straight road extending before me, severing the crisp sidewalk and line of idyllic storefronts shaded by lush maples. The trees were more robust than I remembered and although a … Continue reading →

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Garden Treasures

Posted on March 13, 2013 by haleyprins

By Taylor Dumas

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Holly, 1988

Posted on March 13, 2013 by jc-abboud

By Mike Beasley Sprigs lush with dark green leaves and red berries, Suspended above her; The twisted leaves, concavities kissing up To a thousand pain-points of ecstasy, Dare to be touched, fondled, grasped firmly In the anguish of palms punctured … Continue reading →

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Right Now

Posted on March 13, 2013 by laura.burns

https://soundcloud.com/max-wang-music/right-now Written and Performed by Max Wang

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Strawberry Cake for Breakfast

Posted on March 13, 2013 by katyat

By Erin L.C. Lowe I awoke to the sound of steady, high-pitched beeps coming from a heart monitor. The sounds chirped in unison to the rhythm of a dripping IV, both of which are attached to my left arm. Beads … Continue reading →

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Untitled

Posted on March 11, 2013 by haleyprins

By Keegan Holden

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Umlaut

Posted on March 11, 2013 by laura.burns

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9Oa48yvmaQ Excerpt from “Umlaut”, Choreography by Eva Stone, Artistic Director of The Stone Dance Collective, for Chop Shop: Bodies of Work, A Contemporary Dance Festival, Bellevue, 2009 The text for this piece is taken from an interview with what … Continue reading →

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The Pedestal

Posted on March 11, 2013 by jc-abboud

By Marissa Taylor I’d like to see your biceps deflated I’d like to see you three inches shorter I’d like to see you run ragged I’d like to see you less then you are because then maybe, you could be … Continue reading →

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My Red Shoes

Posted on March 11, 2013 by jc-abboud

By Callie Turner My red shoes are going out tonight With my yellow silk dress They will dance on and on Till midnight strikes My pearl earrings are going out tonight With my pearl necklace They will be beautiful White … Continue reading →