October 2015 – Confluence

I Hope You Dance

by Amelia HammerlPosted on October 29, 2015December 10, 2020Arts WorkshopCreative Nonfiction

"'Experiential activity,' I repeat in my head, feeling the sensation of a slow but strong panic begin to creep in."

Kale & Kismat

by Sara MuslimPosted on October 29, 2015November 12, 2020Arts WorkshopVideo

"What's going to happen at the end of this year?" A daughter's ideas diverge from her parents'.

Explosion at Sea

by Richard SemusPosted on October 26, 2015October 1, 2020Independent ProjectPoetry

"At dawn, the waves pull each other apart." Ekphrasis.

Separation Anxiety

by Jonah RosenbergPosted on October 20, 2015September 29, 2020Advanced Writing CourseCreative Nonfiction

"While I have been going to school and working in the photo industry, she has been faithfully carrying out the responsibilities of an 'international liaison officer' in the Israeli Defense Forces." A profile of a friendship.

The Ether

by Leah Miller, Anthony Cao, Enzo De Palma, and Tyler PostiglionePosted on October 13, 2015September 29, 2020FictionFirst-Year Research SeminarResearch

"Imagine a near-future, post-singularity world where it is possible to download consciousness into new forms."

First Person, Present Tense

by Izel VillarbaPosted on October 6, 2015November 12, 2020Arts WorkshopVideo

One story. Multiple perspectives.

125 2nd Avenue

by Naomi PallasPosted on October 6, 2015September 29, 2020Advanced Writing CoursePoetry

"so blow the ash off my collarbones and / fill them with next door’s burning incense and indoor/ voices until there are no bricks on my ankles"

Storytellers

by Alice LambertPosted on October 6, 2015September 29, 2020First-Year Research SeminarResearch

Can modern fiction stand against modern injustice?

Confluence

Month: October 2015