Hydria | Campbell Karanian
I sit perched on a cluster of rocks by the shore, watching the seagulls circle overhead. The briny aura ofContinue Reading
I sit perched on a cluster of rocks by the shore, watching the seagulls circle overhead. The briny aura ofContinue Reading
tick. tick. tick. tick. there’s a bomb on the track tick. tick. tick. tick. I don’t see it but IContinue Reading
My father pointed his orange-tipped skis down the slope and rocketed off. He shot down the snow-capped peak of OkemoContinue Reading
The Leslie Leeds Poetry Prize is sponsored by the English Department at CCSU. It was created by former English professorContinue Reading
As a child, I kept waiting for youto rise from your deep, uneasysleep, dumbstruck and stumblingtowards a foreign sea justContinue Reading
Leaning against the brick wall, Robert smoked a cigarette. He raised his head up, staring at the wisps of smokeContinue Reading
The bottles of synthetic malbec twanged against each other in her shopping bags as Dr. Langley Nakamura slumped through theContinue Reading
My Dad’s advice from this morning replays in my mind. You can’t spend your life dwelling on what could haveContinue Reading
We planted Jae deep enough so, when the time came, the new him would have no issue crawling out ofContinue Reading
It was a Thursday night in September of 2022. I felt a gentle breeze in the air as I walkedContinue Reading