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“What is it like to be mixed?” by Vienna Rossmanith

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“What is it like to be mixed?” by Vienna Rossmanith

This poem is the winner of the Top of Iowa High School Creative Writing Contest: 9th/10th Grade Poetry Sometimes, it is lucky. I am a blend of cultures and foods and languages and music and love. I am long eyelashes and warm-colored skin Hanboks and hoodies in the closet

See The Lights By Kalynn Marxen

Photography Featured

See The Lights By Kalynn Marxen

A Walk In The Park By Eli Lozano

A Walk In The Park By Eli Lozano

Third-Wheeling in Paris by Arnaldur Stefansson

Poetry Featured

Third-Wheeling in Paris by Arnaldur Stefansson

Shivering in a thin jacket amidst an ascending wave of people. “Beware of pickpockets” the overhead sign warned in half-a-dozen different languages. I was already closed up, both hands in pockets– not open for business. The ancient elevator labored upwards, finally rusty mesh gates opened– we streamed into that sea

Interview With RS Deeren by Arnaldur Stefansson

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Interview With RS Deeren by Arnaldur Stefansson

Welcome! So good to have you here. Could you please start by stating your name, your occupation, and something else interesting about yourself? Yeah, well, I’m really excited to be here. My name is R.S Deeren, I’m the author of the story collection Enough to Lose, and

Moth by Meredith Mulvany

Moth by Meredith Mulvany

Uneven by Tanner Smith

Uneven by Tanner Smith

It was just getting dark when I grabbed a bottle of Guinness from the fridge in the garage. I’d been staring at a blank Word document for almost an hour and it only seemed to be getting warmer in my bedroom. When I returned with the beer, I brushed

Exam 2 By Dr. Nick Benesh

Exam 2 By Dr. Nick Benesh

1.) Sounds spew from a face hole. They seem to come from both sides, saturating the atmosphere with shapes and lines. Chunks are skewered together like a wind kabob. What do they mean? a.) Gentle weight catches the sleeve b.) Short-Term Memory c.) Long-Term Memory 2.) A dull chime sounds

The Nature of a Problem by Dr. Elaine Bossard

The Nature of a Problem by Dr. Elaine Bossard

August 27, 1936. Location: west central Texas to Canada, “short grass” bounded by the Rocky Mountains, “tall grass” delimited near the 100th meridian. The ordinary course of civilization created this Great Plains Drought Area – Settlers misled by their natural guides, mistaken public policies responsible for over-cropping and over-grazing – a system

Cliffside Cherry Blossoms by Ethan Hexamer

Cliffside Cherry Blossoms by Ethan Hexamer

If You Give a Squirrel a Pizza Dedicated to Dr. Griddy by Tanner Smith

If You Give a Squirrel a Pizza Dedicated to Dr. Griddy by Tanner Smith

If you give a squirrel a pizza, he’ll ask you for a drink, so you’ll get him a glass of water from the kitchen sink. When he finishes the water, he’ll ask you for a towel to wipe off all the greasy grease that makes his tummy