Dale Mott Slater Book Review: “Carry On” Imagine a world where mages and magical creatures exist under our noses, and where vine references and song lyrics become spells. In Rain...
Sam Sage The Immortal’s Monologue I. Agéd I am unbound to age, yet I have created a morbid game with myself in which I guess mine. No longer twenty, I know that to be true...
Sam Sage In the Woods I had been walking with my friends In the woods beyond our campus When I became inexplicably lost. I could not see the path ahead trod by...
Sam Sage The Huron-Anastasia Transit Huron had only one bus stop, placed at the entrance-exit crossroads on the edge of town. The Huron-Anastasia Transit was markedly underus...
Andrew Wiechert Book Review: Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe The story takes place in a fictional 1890s village along the Niger River, inhabited by Igbo people in what is now Nigeria. It tells the s...
Come Share Your Stories With Us AU's English Division is happy to announce this year's Alfred Literary Festival. From March 19 to 21, the festival brings two visiting wr...
Come Share Your Poems With Us AU's English Division would like to remind once again about the upcoming Alfred Literary Festival, or “Alf” for short. In last issue's ar...
CLAUSTROPHOBIC Do you ever feel too many feelings Like everything in a moment is just Too much Noise too loud Silence too deafening Surrounded by people...
I DONT MISS IT Nothing makes sense My brain can no longer string logical thought I don't miss it The desperate feeling of trying to breathe The fist in ...
