Hibernaculum: Dissecting Story and Fable like an Animal
The hush of cold greets us in the opening circus of Hibernaculum. A family in winter navigates through the chatter of its children, young adults,
Editors
March 30, 2014
Month: March 2014
Reclaiming Agnes: More musings on Fairy Tales by Assistant Editor Christina Collins
The Little Mermaid’s Predecessor That Most Feminists Don’t Know About. Hans Christian Andersen’s “The Little Mermaid” is a goldmine for contemporary feminist fairy tale re-writers.
Editors
March 22, 2014
The Origins of The Frog Prince
Poet Kelly McGannon on the origins of her poem The Frog Prince: In my family, we tell stories to tell stories. It’s the way of
Editors
March 16, 2014
Using the Common Thread of Connection to Craft Character and Story
I discovered feminism in a very strange place: a Critical Methods literature class during sophomore year of college at George Washington University. Critical Methods was
Kelly Ann Jacobson
March 12, 2014
Post-AWP Withdrawals
It’s now been almost 72 hours since Seattle’s own Sherman Alexie closed the annual national celebration of all things writerly known as AWP. But writers everywhere, and
Paula Beltran
March 4, 2014
Pine Box Reading in Seattle Tonight!
For those of you in Seattle for the AWP conference, don’t forget the So to Speak reading today, Saturday, March 1, from 3 PM to 5
Editors
March 1, 2014
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