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From the 2018/19 edition, a snippet of Deanna Maria Noriega's "Te llamo": "now I can't think of anything / other than your name; it hums / in the oven of my mouth like a trapped fly, / wings beating against teeth / like fan blades. / You said, don't turn me into a poem.". . . Remember to submit your work by Jan. 31st!
‪Welcome back Longhorns!🤘🏽As classes resume, don’t forget to send us your creative works by 1/31 • 👉🏽 Link in bio‬
When it’s cold and rainy out, it’s the perfect time to cozy up and read some amazing literature. Here’s a snippet from “The Neighborhood” by Mary Margaret Burniston a short story published in our 18-19 issue! • "She imagines that each drop of water she gives the grass trickles down into the Neighborhood’s veins. Sometimes she imagines that the Neighborhood waits beneath the dirt with its tongue extended, parched, awaiting a drop of water.” ‬
“‘It’s so familiar here.’ Ryan’s voice, soft as it is, nearly makes you jump. ‘Yeah,’ you agree. ‘I was just thinking about that. How you can go anywhere, and it’s all different, but you still kinda feel like you’re at home.’” - an excerpt from Elizabeth Werth’s “Everywhere, America” published in the 2016-17 edition of Hothouse. With the spring semester just around the corner, it’s easy for our thoughts to slip to escaping our responsibilities and going on an adventure. But before those thoughts go too far, be sure to submit your work for publication in our next issue! . . . #shortstory #quotes #writing #litjournal #literature #studentwriters #nature #roadtrip
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