Note: the following blogpost was originally published on April 25, 2018. Thank you to WHUS for letting us use their space, and of course to Anna for reading! Filming: Elizabeth Sankey Editing: Daniela Doncel Interviewer: Amanda McCarthy Spring Cleaning The cherry tree bursts open pink the scarred, twisted trunk gives way…
Online Video Series: Christine Byrne with “After Angela”
Note: the following blogpost was originally published on April 24, 2018 Thank you to WHUS for letting us use their space, and of course to Christine for reading! Filming: Elizabeth Sankey Editing: Daniela Doncel Interviewer: Amanda McCarthy Poem: After Angela Let’s be literal, a moment, talk about how no one disturbed…
Online Video Series: Theresa Persico with “The Nature of A River is to Run
Note: the following blogpost was originally published on April 23, 2018 Thank you to WHUS for letting us use their space, and of course to Theresa for reading! Filming: Elizabeth Sankey Editing: Daniela Doncel Interviewer: Amanda McCarthy Poem: The Nature of A River is to Run It’s not that I don’t…
Online Video Series: Veronica Schorr with “Killer”
Note: the following post was originally published on April 17, 2018 Thank you to WHUS for letting us use their space, and of course to Veronica for reading! Filming: Elizabeth Sankey Editing: Daniela Doncel Interviewer: Amanda McCarthy Poem: Killer You’re all smoke and jazz deep kiss and dark hair whiskey-burned bright…
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The Categorization of Minorities in Film and Literature
Written by: Toriana Grooms Right now, I am taking Literature and Culture: Indigenous Horror with Dr. Kali Simmons where I have been introduced to the indigenous horror novel Bad Cree by Jessica Johns. While this discussion is not a book review per se, I will mention that the novel does…
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Reading; Rain or Shine?
Written by: Ella Raath Imagine it’s the summer, say mid-July. You don’t have work today or any assignments or summer courses to work on. In fact, you realize that today you have nothing to do! You could go to the beach, go for a leisurely stroll in the park, meet…
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Searching for a Better Crossword Experience
Written by: Margaret Devlin What’s an eight-letter word to describe my relationship with crossword puzzles? Okay, honestly, it’s two words smushed together with a hyphen. No, the hyphen does not have its own box. Love-hate. That’s the word. Words. Yes, technically we would need nine boxes. My grandmother fills out…
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The Lessons I Learned from Writing a Book that Never got Published
Written by: Sofia Tas-Castro I wrote my first full-length novel at 17 when I was a Junior in high school. I edited it on my own and even sent it to over 50 agents to try to get it published. I had heard and read about how most people never…
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My Favorite Piece of Stationary
Written by: Ella Raath As an avid writer, and a consistent reader, I have my stationary preferences. From planners, to journals, to pens and bookmarks, there really isn’t much I don’t have a strong opinion on. My favorite piece of stationery is my planner. I use the Academic Planner sold…
LRRewind: Episode 3 – Jolene, Nick, and Rylee on BookTok, Film Adaptations, and Pop Culture
Note: the following podcast was originally published on April 22, 2024. Rylee: Hi, everyone. I’m Rylee, and I’m the interviews and podcast editor for the Long River Review. This is the Long River Rewind. Jolene: I’m Jolene. I’m a poetry panelist here at the Long River Review. Nick: And I’m Nick….
