Creative Writing
The Creative Writing track gives students the opportunity to engage in non-fiction, fiction, personal essay, screenwriting, poetry and journalism projects. Below are the articles from the current edition of The Journal.
Fall 2015
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Harper - Katherine Emery Brown We call each other |
Dryad - Thea E. Calitri-Martin I first noticed her on my way to work |
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The House Upon its Knees - Jennifer C. Cormack Old House upon its knees, pardon un-ease. |
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The House of Mirth - Jennifer C. Cormack This is the House of Mirth. |
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Gemstone Day - Jennifer C. Cormack Clouds s p r e a d |
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The Visa Bill - Sarah Decker The Visa contains it all. She isn't allowed cash to spend or checks to write. Every "single damn" expenditure goes on the Visa. It is her only means of monetary freedom and yet it follows behind her like a loathed accountant tallying each purchase. |
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My Ex - András Gerevich I saw him in a restaurant yesterday |
In Defense of My Memory - Amira Hamouda From a very young age, I have often been accused of having a bad memory. The first accusations came from my cousins, whose conception of a fun indoor game consisted of identifying people in the framed pictures that hung from the walls of my grandmother's house. |
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Mornings - Justine Kohr I sense the sunlight behind my eyelids, a hazy filter of orange. I turn over on my side, the inflatable mattress squeaking under my weight. I know it's no use. This is it. I'm awake for the day. But it's okay, because this is my first morning of vacation in California, and I'm eager to make the most of it. |
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Hear in New Hampshire - Maura Murphy Seven voices exist within these pages. They have each experienced the struggles and triumphs resulting from human handicaps. Some have undergone these experiences firsthand. Others have watched from a close range while a loved one encounters both the successes, and challenges, of living with a disability. |
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