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A Dessert Loved By Many Locals Of The China Region, Michelle Lee Feb 2024

A Dessert Loved By Many Locals Of The China Region, Michelle Lee

ENGL 1101 Showcase

The unofficial food of the Chinese New Year is niángāo. Food is an important part of the Chinese New Year as it shows not only the cultures but also the values that certain groups within uphold. Niángāo is significant in its own ways as it’s considered a “lucky food”. It is considered a delicacy and symbolizes prosperity for the upcoming years.


Drifting: An Unappreciated Sport, Mandeep Sethi Feb 2024

Drifting: An Unappreciated Sport, Mandeep Sethi

ENGL 1101 Showcase

When people think of drifting, they usually think about the movie, Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift. This movie ended up spurring a lot of misconceptions on what drifting actually is. Drifting is considered more of an organized legal sport than an illegal underground activity as projected in the movie. A great example of this could be scoped in throughout Georgia, particularly more north of Atlanta.


“House Of Gwinnett”: The Unofficial Official Restaurant Of Gwinnett., Q C. Blue Feb 2024

“House Of Gwinnett”: The Unofficial Official Restaurant Of Gwinnett., Q C. Blue

ENGL 1101 Showcase

Waffle House, as a kid growing up in Gwinnett, brought a different kind of emotion to me, not one of excitement exactly but one of fondness. They were practically everywhere and yet they would always be veiled by the infrastructure around them. The numerous Waffle Houses in my area never seemed to be the same place, not even the food would taste the same depending on who made it, but it made going there better, more unexpected, and less dull. I never really took the time to understand why Waffle House felt so deeply ingrained within my community but now …


Truffle Cakes: A Family Tradition, Sam Haygood Feb 2024

Truffle Cakes: A Family Tradition, Sam Haygood

ENGL 1101 Showcase

What looks to be an ordinary chocolate cake sits unassumingly on a plate, but as the spoon pushes in for the first bite, it cracks through the outer crust of the cake and unexpectedly sinks into the center. Something special is about to come. As the spoon pulls out, the cake appears to be almost melting off the edge, and the prospect of waiting to eat it seems near impossible. This is the experience of my family’s best special occasion dessert, the truffle cake.


Sebastian's Day, Sebastian Tenjo Feb 2024

Sebastian's Day, Sebastian Tenjo

ENGL 1101 Showcase

I started my day hearing something new, it wasn’t my regular alarm, it was different. I had changed the sound of my alarm the night before because the default iPhone alarm has gotten old to me. So, I get up and reach for my phone to turn off this new soothing alarm. I scroll on my phone watching TikTok’s repeatedly for a while until the constant scrolling and different sounds gets annoying and I then play music by Feid to get ready. I make my way down three flights of stairs, walk out the University Village suites, and walk past …


The Average Tuesday, Tucker Johnson Feb 2024

The Average Tuesday, Tucker Johnson

ENGL 1101 Showcase

The numbers on the screen read that it was 8:30. Just a few moments ago I was awoken by a sudden alarm from my phone. I stared at the screen and a scowl formed on my face. I knew that my 8:00 alarm had not awoken me or if the 8:00 alarm even worked. Anyway, I unplugged my grey rectangle from its long, white charger. I sat up in my bed with my brown and orange blanket still covering me. I looked forward towards the wall.


Life’S Cold Shoulder, Zaid Adil Feb 2024

Life’S Cold Shoulder, Zaid Adil

ENGL 1101 Showcase

Staying up till 2 AM watching the cricket World Cup might not have been the brightest idea. Who knew that such a decision would unravel into one of the most challenging days of my life, courtesy of the dreadful cold it brought on.


Retail Therapy, Isabella Garces Feb 2024

Retail Therapy, Isabella Garces

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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Falling Back To Earth, Geoff Watkinson Feb 2024

Falling Back To Earth, Geoff Watkinson

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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Inheritance, Joan Lange Feb 2024

Inheritance, Joan Lange

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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Without, Linda Caradine Feb 2024

Without, Linda Caradine

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Meat And Shell, Maria Mcleod Feb 2024

Meat And Shell, Maria Mcleod

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Lime The Mud, Carol Park Feb 2024

Lime The Mud, Carol Park

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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[Redacted] Asks What Being Loved Feels Like, Bee Lb Feb 2024

[Redacted] Asks What Being Loved Feels Like, Bee Lb

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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From Underwater, Logan Anthony Feb 2024

From Underwater, Logan Anthony

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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Just Below The Nose, A Hole, Matt Gulley Feb 2024

Just Below The Nose, A Hole, Matt Gulley

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Post-Surgery Blues In E Minor, Liam Strong Feb 2024

Post-Surgery Blues In E Minor, Liam Strong

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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Speak So Well, Adrian Potter Feb 2024

Speak So Well, Adrian Potter

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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A Good Storm, Amy Strong Feb 2024

A Good Storm, Amy Strong

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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The Salmon Trader Is Tired Of Pink, Mandira Pattnaik Feb 2024

The Salmon Trader Is Tired Of Pink, Mandira Pattnaik

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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The Lindenwood Review, Issue 14 (2024), Full Issue Feb 2024

The Lindenwood Review, Issue 14 (2024), Full Issue

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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Contributors Feb 2024

Contributors

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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Between A Lake And A Mountain, Natalie Marino Feb 2024

Between A Lake And A Mountain, Natalie Marino

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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I Am Pain, Cindy Lamothe Feb 2024

I Am Pain, Cindy Lamothe

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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My Father Has Always Been Dying, Ella Segall Feb 2024

My Father Has Always Been Dying, Ella Segall

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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Wash-O-Rama, Jason Vrabel Feb 2024

Wash-O-Rama, Jason Vrabel

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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Weekending In Woolsey, Walter Fulton Feb 2024

Weekending In Woolsey, Walter Fulton

ENGL 1101 Showcase

The sun begins to peak through the blinds, rising over the lake in the backyard. Birds have been chirping for the last 30 or so minutes, and I roll over to grab my phone and check the time. 6:45. I try to get 15 or 30 more minutes of sleep to no avail. I can hear my little brother upstairs running around and figure I will get up to make some breakfast.


All Of It Burns, Laura Young Feb 2024

All Of It Burns, Laura Young

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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Salt Orchid, Emily Anna King Feb 2024

Salt Orchid, Emily Anna King

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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Leaf Hawk, Michael R. Schrimper Feb 2024

Leaf Hawk, Michael R. Schrimper

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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