a bouquet for the lonely
Brooke Miller the seed There is silence when you don’t expect it. Your fingertips run along a bare windowsill as you sit on an...
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The Search For My Forever
Varia Sinichkina Trigger warning: sexual assault and abusive relationships My first love, A, would pave the way to my approach to...
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An Old Cemetery
Sarina Greene On a sunny day in Brooklyn, a friend and I got lost trying to find each other in the old cemetery. He got off the train at...
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Todd Boehly: Chelsea’s American Hero (Or Belligerent Overseer)
Robert Campanaro To America, the name “Todd Boehly” doesn’t incite any sense of recognition. Sure, he’s the part-owner of a few world...
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Sunroom
Ariel Favis Mahlia had been taking the long way home lately. She’d grab a can of milk tea for $1.75 from a vending machine outside the...
Holly Morrissey
I want your heart
Holly Morrissey shocks with a story from the perspective of the Queen of Hearts.
Megha Kimothi
Losing ‘U’ To The Promised Land
Megha Kimothi explores the difficulties that many international students face while trying to bring their own cultures into classes.
Gaia Saravan
Moments of Change
Gaia Saravan’s poem, split into three pivotal years beginning from childhood, illustrates moments of change throughout her life.
Brooke Miller
Cotton Tears
Brooke Miller’s short story tells the tale of a girl who is afraid to grow up but finds guidance from some unlikely friends.
Matthew Martinez
Alice’s Adventures at the Myrtle Broadway J/M/Z Station
Matthew Martinez’s Alice shares her hilarious experience of a date gone wrong, and the wonders that were unearthed because of it.
Ariel Favis
Spring Water
Ariel Favis spins the tale of a mourning sibling in a land where it has snowed for four years.
Shawn Turner
Navigating the Uncharted:A Wonderland of Expectations at Pratt Institute
Shawn Turner reflects on his expectations upon coming to Pratt and how they quickly changed.
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