We are looking for short fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, visual art, and photography that explore all the dirty things we’re told to scrub away… and what happens when they stick around.…
“Why don’t you decorate? You could do so much with this space.” It was an iteration I had come to expect when having visitors to the many homes I’d lived in, this time from the boy visiting me at the …
“The trouble with myth is that it shirks blame.” With these words we’re thrust into Sarah Henstra’s The Red Word, a nineties campus novel intent on doing the opposite of shirking blame: raising the curtain on the 21st-century mythology surrounding …
For a rookie novelist writing a coming-of-age narrative set against the racial unrest of a 1990s’ Bostonian backdrop, Green has an apt title.…
