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Over Spring Break I had to do a lot of things I didn’t particularly care for such as: laundry, putting gas in the car, and outlining one of my...
Sarah Merkel is a senior art student at Uconn. She is currently working on her senior project before graduation. While the project itself may be...
The announcement of a movie adaptation of a favorite book is always an exciting one. It is the wonderful convergence of my love of reading and my firm...
While the fine arts and the humanities are widely considered closely related, with poetry, painting, and musical performance falling under the same...
This week I’d like to put artist, Erika Back in the Long River Review spotlight. Erika is a senior Design major here at UConn, currently working...
Yes, I know February is past us, but it still isn’t too late for a romance themed post, as it’s an everlasting subject in literature...
A few months ago, I got some incredible news about one of the most critical and curative feminist/womanist of color texts to ever be published:...
I fed myself with books throughout my childhood. Literally. I couldn’t eat a meal without voraciously turning pages with every other bite. Books...
I had the pleasure of attending Camille Dungy’s reading of her three works; What to eat, What to drink, what to leave for poison, Smith Blue, Suck on...
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