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"We Once Knew Snow"
Photography by Brook Ferris

Art Feature: “We Once Knew Snow” & “Ode to Growing Out My Hair Again”

Brook Ferris and B. Hannah June 6, 2025

  Ode to Growing Out My Hair Again B. Hannah   I learned how to braid hair at a friend’s eighth birthday party, crossing thick chunks of golden yarn over a brick wall.   My...

How to Start a Library in 47 Simple Steps (Just Kidding: It’s Another Mass Book Review)

How to Start a Library in 47 Simple Steps (Just Kidding: It’s Another Mass Book Review)

Brynne Boehlecke, Editor-in-Chief June 5, 2025

It’s come to my attention that when one is a senior in college and also the editor of a very cool student lit mag, one probably does not have that much time to read for pleasure. It’s also come to...

Art Feature: “Back to Dirt”

Laurent Kate June 4, 2025

“He said he didn’t have long to live.” The library was far too silent, as if all discussion paused the moment Aubrey opened her mouth. “Well duh, if he’s sick enough his brain is shutting...

"Invasion on Ellul - Splitscreen"
Oil by Brandon Stephenson

Art Feature: “Invasion on Ellul – Splitscreen”

Brandon Stephenson June 4, 2025

  Brandon Stephenson Biography: My name is Brandon Stephenson and I'm a fourth-year graphic design major! I'm a passionate artist spending most of my time on digital art and have recently...

"Coastline"
Acrylic painting by Holly Smith

Art Feature: “Coastline” & “Parentheticals”

Holly Smith and Rebecca Knight June 2, 2025

  Parentheticals Rebecca Knight   In the supermarket midmorning checkout In a hoodie that read COOS BAY A thick purple crescent crater- Impossible not to catch- Seemed...

"SOIL! (write this down)"
Song by Ian Tassin (feat. James Cassidy)

Art Feature: “SOIL! (write this down) feat. James Cassidy”

Ian Tassin May 30, 2025

    Ian Tassin Biography: Originally from a small town in a part of Louisiana known as Cancer Alley, for exactly the reasons you would expect, I have always been drawn to the escapism...

"Decapoda"
Photography by Ella Ciffone

Art Feature: “Decapoda” & “Velella velella”

Ella Ciffone and Rebecca Knight May 30, 2025

  Velella velella Rebecca Knight   The moment I leave the threshold I collect a faceful of thin rain. The sky is so soupy, so full of water That it just hangs there Waiting...

The sex dungeon beneath the white picket fence: Superman, "Nights of Horror", and porn under censorship

The sex dungeon beneath the white picket fence: Superman, “Nights of Horror”, and porn under censorship

Shoshana Groom, Assistant Editor May 29, 2025

CONTENT WARNING: this essay includes sexual images, including images of partial nudity, BDSM and torture, as well as discussions of torture, murder and rape. As the practice of book banning grows at...

"Rainbow Pool"
Acrylic on canvas by Tabitha Baber

Art Feature: “Rainbow Pool” & “Family Tree”

Tabitha Baber and Flora Snowden May 28, 2025

  Family Tree Flora Snowden   We forgot to keep using the swing, rope wound so sure round willow wood they learned each other‘s fiber Smooth wrist held by rough hands Maybe...

"Frutiger Aero"
Digital art by Bella Soth

Art Feature: “Frutiger Aero” & “Homeward Bound”

Bella Soth and Kae Ranck May 26, 2025

  Homeward Bound Kae Ranck   4/12/24- He nods absently, waving the Father off as he turns back to the statue. It takes a lot to bring a demon to its knees, but he sinks...

"Eyes On The Last Frontier"
Photography by Brook Ferris

Art Feature: “Eyes On The Last Frontier” & “Pieces of Canis”

Brook Ferris and Dharma Delahanty May 23, 2025

  Pieces of Canis Dharma Delahanty   It's 12:34am on your drive home. Two boys are riding their bikes in the lane opposite you, one with a terribly bright, strobing light. The...

"Golden Hour"
Mixed media by Kyra Smith

Art Feature: “Golden Hour” & “The sun will be setting soon”

Kyra Smith and Gabriella Grinbergs May 21, 2025

  The sun will be setting soon Gabriella Grinbergs   The sun will be setting soon. Yet, It shines relentlessly. Between parting gray clouds, hanging heavy in the late afternoon...

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