Shoshana Groom (she/her) is the Assistant Editor of PRISM for the ’24-’25 school year. She’s a 5th year sociology major, a First Reader for Strange Horizons, and the former Deputy Editor for The Quarryman at University College Cork. She was a winner of 45th Parallel’s Pandemic Resilient Cities SciFi Contest, and has work forthcoming or published in Beneath Ceaseless Skies, Corvid Queen, and Apricity Magazine, among other journals. When she’s not writing, she’s Country Western dancing and trying to stop her pet rat from destroying all her stuff.
Last year, I started off an Oregon State University writing class by pissing off my professor, which is rare for a blatantly annoying teachers’ pet like myself. We were required to read the text “Writing...
Audiobooks can be an efficient, engaging way to read while you’re on the move or keeping your hands busy, but finding cheap audiobooks can be difficult, especially if you don’t want to support Amazon....
“I tell you, monsieur, the world’s at an end. Never were there seen such breakings-up of the scholars! It’s the accursed inventions of the age that are ruining everything – the artillery, the serpentines,...
It’s the beginning of the 2024-25 school year, which means a new crop of students arriving on campus, new connections beginning to blossom, and a very old hellscape returning for the poor drivers of...
If you’re the type of person that reads blog posts from literary/art journals for fun, A) you’re fluffing awesome, and B) you’re probably familiar with the Cait Corrain review-bombing scandal...
No Future, a one-hour play written by Sophie Brown, captivated audiences every evening from February 14th through 17th in Common Fields, a collection of food trucks and restaurants located about a...
On December 6, 2023, room 112 in the Women’s Building on Oregon State University’s Corvallis campus was alive with music, cheering, and dancing as the various classes in the Physical Activity Courses...
