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It’s Here At Last! LRR Released

April 30, 2014
Last night at approximately 7pm, this year’s beautiful Long River edition was released to the public. To celebrate, the staff threw a large launch...
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Ten Cool Things From Nature for Your Literary Inspiration

April 27, 2014
Welcome to the week before finals, UConn. I’m betting that plenty of us fall into the category of “having no free time to recreationally read and...
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Inspired by Spoken Word

April 25, 2014
Daughter * If I have a daughter, I will tell her to always think she is ready for this shiny, fast-moving world because at least then, when it barrels...
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We Found Poetry in…Teds?

April 24, 2014
In honor of the upcoming release of our newest edition of the Long River Review, the team behind the magazine has started a community-wide poem to...
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Top Ten Nonfiction Books That Will Change Your Life

April 23, 2014
These ten books, I can say with confidence, have changed my life in some way, and they will probably change your life too. Or, maybe not, because...
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Travel Notes: Your Local Supermarket

April 19, 2014
The literary journal Literary Bohemian features a section called “Travel Notes.” This is a space for the vagabonds of the world to publish...
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Throwback Thursday – High Fantasy

April 17, 2014
What follows is something that I wrote in high school, I think because I wanted to follow in the footsteps of Christopher Paolini and write a (what I...
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Storytelling in Video Games

April 16, 2014
I used to hold the opinion that video games couldn’t be considered an art form. This was in part because it resembled nothing close to...
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Top Ten Screenplays

April 15, 2014
April 15, 2014: Yet another rainy (almost monsoon-like) day in Storrs, Connecticut, home of our beloved Long River and the UConn Huskies. The weather...
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