Month: March 2018

Austin Hill It’s the middle of winter and UConn hits you with that, “no classes due to inclement weather” text.  Hallelujah! What could be better than this?  No class and really no need to get up for a bit. It’s a college snow day!   Staring at the pile of…

Brianna McNish This spring marks the debut from countless new writers brushing alongside writers already entrenched in well-established careers. In particular, this spring continues thrusting exciting—and notably diverse—publications; perhaps, most fittingly, many writers currently dominating the contemporary literary sphere are writers of color, women, LGBTQIA+ identifying people, among many others…

Jake Santo Photo by Jake Santo, intellectual property reserved to Santo Consulting LLC I have always found March to be an incredibly fickle month on the Gregorian Calendar. Below this brief introduction is a sonnet to get you warmed up for springtime and through this odd time of thawing. I’ve…

Daniela Doncel When reading a book too good to put down, avid readers know there isn’t just one reading position. However, readers all have their go-to reading position when it’s finally time to open the book. Your favorite way to read can say a lot about you and your personality….

Sammi Bassman “oh god it’s wonderful to get out of bed and drink too much coffee and smoke too many cigarettes and love you so much” –Frank O’Hara   If you’re anything like me, sometimes it takes more than a cold brew to get the day going.  There is something…