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Shivani Gupta 2/23/26 Shivani Gupta 2/23/26

Papers, please

I have grown out of the sock drawer. a vagrant unfit holed structure that still somehow keeps you warm.

Emily Skillings 8/4/25 Emily Skillings 8/4/25

Prelude: A Lump of Pure Sound

I read things and they float away. I would rather stare at my own breasts. “Mind like a steel sieve,” my father would say.

David Emeka 11/5/21 David Emeka 11/5/21

Yield

“I understood that a crying man was not a gay man, and Stainless and I were not friends.”

Emily Lu Wang 5/21/21 Emily Lu Wang 5/21/21

Items of Value

“I don’t know what the break-in meant to me at the time, but it was like a stray thread, a thread that, once I tugged upon it, unspooled my entire world and snagged open a portal through which I could escape.”

Mary Duquette 4/9/21 Mary Duquette 4/9/21

Reach Your Little Plant Arms to the Sky

Bonnie Chau 4/6/21 Bonnie Chau 4/6/21

Ways of Seeing and Being Seen

Bonnie Chau reflects on being Asian-American, the ideas and motivations of representation and visibility, the Amanda Gorman translation debate, and translating out of whiteness.