From Anna Zarra Aldrich The theme for this year’s Long River Review was “next, not now.” Throughout the course of… Read more A Letter from the Editor: “Next not now”
Tag: covid-19
From Animal Semen to Dank Memes: The language of COVID-19
By Alex Houdeshell It seems like all we can talk about these days is the coronavirus. I call up my… Read more From Animal Semen to Dank Memes: The language of COVID-19
Why I now have all the free time to write, yet I don’t do it
By Ryan Amato Staying home all day, avoiding contact with others, having less obligations than usual: This is the writer’s… Read more Why I now have all the free time to write, yet I don’t do it
Art Prevails in Quarantine, Even in the Smallest Acts
By Brenna Sarantides The day that UConn closed campus and moved to online classes, I told myself I would have… Read more Art Prevails in Quarantine, Even in the Smallest Acts
Day #N We Become People Again
By Esther Santiago It’s the second time this week I wake up thinking it’s Sunday, but it’s not. It’s almost… Read more Day #N We Become People Again
What Quarantine Book You Should be Reading Based on Your Star Sign
By Jennie Fetzer It’s Monday, March 23, 2020, and the CDC has officially closed all non-essential businesses in the state… Read more What Quarantine Book You Should be Reading Based on Your Star Sign
Reading Recommendation: ‘Self Care in Uncertain Times’
By Danny Mitola I think we can all agree that we’re living in a strange moment in history right now.… Read more Reading Recommendation: ‘Self Care in Uncertain Times’
Why Online English Classes (Probably) Won’t Work
By Lili Fishman It’s finally happened. After two weeks of UConn students wondering what the university was going to do… Read more Why Online English Classes (Probably) Won’t Work