but my husband looks more like our savior: / more like Jesus than the man / they have stained into glass
Founded in 1977 at Columbia University's School of the Arts
but my husband looks more like our savior: / more like Jesus than the man / they have stained into glass
In this collection, Reed accepts and moves deftly through anger, cultural truths, contemporary references, and never turns away.
I am always attracted to situations in which characters have to go above and beyond themselves to do something that they normally wouldn’t do to fill a role they’ve been thrust into.
Rachel Rueckert, nonfiction MFA candidate, spoke to travel writer Pam Mandel about her career path and recently released book, The Same River Twice: A Memoir of Dirtbag Backpackers, Bomb Shelters, and Bad Travel, a coming-of-age story about an unconventional, emotionally…
You shouldn’t be here, that’s what you tell the other inmates.
Every love story is a ghost story in the sense that the beloved often lingers, haunts, and possesses the mind of the lover.
set fire to the innermost squad car
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Maltese to English Translations by Ruth Ward
“Friction,” by Marieken Cochius, is a selection for the Columbia Journal’s Special Issue on Uprising in the art category.
Every summer, the fires come. Sometimes, they arrive early, stay past the fall. The fires tear through houses and bird nests. Schools close…
This is Leilani at her funniest, and Edie at her most, well, relatable.
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