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Full-Text Articles in Creative Writing
Touch, Jameson Buckau
Dyke Knight, Clara Anderson-Cameron
Porterville, Ca, Clara Anderson-Cameron
Albuterol Sulfate; 90 Mcg, Jasmine Patera
You Are Not Playing The Game, Jasmine Patera
Maybe, Ella C. Weinmann
Burn The Girl, Ella C. Weinmann
Paper Cuts, Ella C. Weinmann
Arcade, Ava Stockstad
Concrete Parachute, Abigail Petersen
The City Dust Angels, Abigail Petersen
Siren's Wail, Robert Moore Jr
Hoppers, Brenden Kimpe
Labyrinth, Sarah Golden
Backyard Blues, Sarah Golden
A Cracked Case, Sarah Golden
On Dying, Korbyan Chavez
The Sneaker Bride, Jameson Askew
The Run, Tanvir Hasan Chowdhury
Haunted Hill, Honna Westlund
Badlands And Bison, Andrew Ressler
Badlands And Bison, Andrew Ressler
The Cicadian
“Badlands and Bison” is a fragmentary travel-fiction hybrid set in the mythic badlands of North Dakota. It merges reportage with invention, parody with elegy: a narrator half pilgrim, half comedian drifts from piano keys to prairie herds, searching for sincerity in a landscape that resists it. The form bends between essay and story, using humor, lyric observation, and shifting registers to question how we mythologize place.
The Meadow Is A Teacher, Hannah Dewey
The Meadow Is A Teacher, Hannah Dewey
The Cicadian
This poem invites the reader into a layered experience of nature through the eyes of a mindful observer. From a single wildflower to a grove of aspens, the poet gathers impressions from the meadow and its inhabitants: birds, trees, water, fish. The speaker’s act of closing their eyes and listening becomes a moment of learning—not through books or instruction, but through quiet immersion in the living world. Written in free verse, this poem uses short lines that mimic the motion of breeze, birds, and water. There is no punctuation, creating a seamless flow. The structure echoes the gentle, undemanding way …
Matrescence, Erin Kunz
Matrescence, Erin Kunz
The Cicadian
Kunz reflects on her transformation into motherhood, describing the physical, emotional, and psychological shifts that accompany the process known as matrescence. Through vivid memories of childhood and early parenting, she explores the complexities of maternal love, especially for women who did not receive unconditional love themselves. Her rocking chair becomes a symbol of nurturing and endurance, where she gave everything to her children while grappling with her own identity. Erin also highlights the supportive role of her partner, challenging traditional gender norms and celebrating shared caregiving. As her children grow, she mourns the environmental changes that have altered the …
Where The Earth Meets The Sky, Ashlyn Ed Herron
Where The Earth Meets The Sky, Ashlyn Ed Herron
The Cicadian
A reflection of finding one's place in an ecosystem that raised them, and a long overdue love-letter to the prairies
This Pencil, Casey Fuller
Hologram Tupac 2012, Casey Fuller
Through Spare, Casey Fuller
On The Spread Of The Elegy Through The 21st Century, Casey Fuller
On The Spread Of The Elegy Through The 21st Century, Casey Fuller
Floodwall Magazine
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Samsara, Colin Borgen
If You Turn My Body To Stone, Colin Borgen