by Katie Liggera photo by Lisa De Witte where is the face I saw yesterday and the day before? now … More
Author: Samantha De La O
Writer, illustrator, and fashion enthusiast based in Southern California.
Anywhere But Here
by Rikki Wooden There is no God in this dry, dreary town. My bare thighs stick uncomfortably to the leather … More
Romantic Realism, and Other Half-baked Things
by Samantha De La O photo by Alexa Brennan When I write, I am able live in that space between … More
February 10th
by Madison Jones photo by Alexa Brennan Sometimes I like to think how it might have been different; if we … More
First Parcel
by Corey Hart portrait by Lisa De Witte Click to read First Parcel by Corey Hart
Zaraphilla
Zara enjoyed many things including music, theater, art and the like. She wore flowers in her hair when she felt like it and went bird-watching on the weekends. She rode her bike daily, argued with strangers about the validity of ethics and spent most of her Friday nights crying alone over empty bottles of bourbon. But there was something about her that neither John, nor anyone really, knew about her.
Intruder
by Julianna Blacey photo by Nathan Walstad Quietly I slip in, and the doors close behind. I walk down the … More
Chosen or Choice?
by Melissa Zeid art by Julianna Blacey The answer is simple, but oh so complicated: Judaism is much, much more … More
LOVE POEMS FOR MY FRIEND(S)
poetry series by Melanie Leong portrait by Lisa De Witte This series is a tribute to the love friends have … More
The Food of Friendships
By Madison Jones Mid-September, freshman year, dinnertime. I am sitting with a group of faceless, nameless people, eating a dish … More
