underwater picnic
Dianne Celemen is a sophomore at UNC. She is passionate about studying the human mind. Dianne enjoys appreciating art in many of its forms.
Dianne Celemen is a sophomore at UNC. She is passionate about studying the human mind. Dianne enjoys appreciating art in many of its forms.
Celia Gibbs is a second year student at UNC Chapel Hill who is currently studying English with a focus on creative writing.
Biz Hillenbrand is a senior at UNC, where she is double majoring in dramatic arts and advertising/public relations.
Sarah Flora Chocron is an alum of both the Lake Forest Writing and Thinking Workshop and the SCAD Summer Seminar in Media Writing.
Isabella Patterson is a junior biology and dramatic arts major. She loves hammocking by streams and collecting rocks for her collection.
In this story, the storm does come, and pass. But amongst the wreckage lies an insincere and performative sense of hope.
As the woman grows older, her life continues on. But the memory of the one she lost never strays from her grip.
Studies show she’s changed. Black tea, unscented body wash. Yellow instead of blue. But is she done accommodating?
Plenty of fish – a commentary on defining trickery, luck, and innocence, framed around modern political figures.
Feel its dry leaves between your fingers; be immersed into a fragrant garden memory that leaves you remembering.