Casey
What does Casey do when she looks in the mirror? Well, first she smiles for a few minutes. She runs her fingers through her hair in brief admiration, and stares into her eyes. They peer back at her,...
View ArticleGracie and the Earthquake
She approached the city from its east side. With a golden tail wagging in much excitement, She trooped down busy streets. As She finally spotted people, she barked happily, and ran down the street. Who...
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Apologies from Rima Parikh
I don’t know, man. I don’t want to study for finals right now, so I guess I’ll try to calm the moral angst that plagues my crippling soul. Merry Christmas!!!! To humanity I’m sorry for...
View ArticleCocoa Puffs
I like to tell this story with a box of Cocoa Puffs in my hand. Half of the reason why is because it’s a quality good cereal. I mean, it’s not better than the sugared squares of Cinnamon Toast Crunch...
View ArticleShakespeare: The Real Deal
Ah, Valentine’s Day. What’s the best way to celebrate this shitshow of overpriced dinners, half-dead roses, lukewarm declarations of “I love you, probably” and other ostentatious gestures of love that...
View ArticlePillow Talk
Harsh breaths drag across the hairs at the back of your neck. You curl inwards and feign sleep, and wonder when the fog in your head will clear, when the morning will come. … You press your cheek...
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It was a damn good party. Well, at least that’s what everyone was telling each other. Everyone would agree later […]
View ArticleComic Relief: Trick or Treat
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View ArticleSomething to Look Forward To: Part 1
A new fiction serial with weekly installments to come, by Creative Writing junior Daniel Chance Seeder. Before they even went to sleep they knew they were in for a late start. The Xanax they ingested...
View ArticleSomething to Look Forward To: Part 2
PART II | PART I The dinging turned out to be one of those mile-long, basically all but turtling by freight trains. The railroad that effectively split the town in half was shared between a handful of...
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