By Evelyn Giffin On October 26, 2024, I had the honor of volunteering at the Boston Book Festival alongside many other Emerson students. This was an enriching experience for me because I come from a small town, and it was my first time at any book festival (besides the elementary Read more
By Ian Rossin (TW: blood, violence, graphic imagery, reference of school shooting) Blood splatters onto the hidden camera lens as the machine guns jutting out of the wall each fire a round of bullets into Senator Blake Balor’s body. A chime sounds, indicating death. “Finally,” John says, standing up at Read more
By Clarissa Janeen A dragon hungered for some fae Upon he wished to feast. Fear struck the hearts of all of them Who laid eyes on the beast. He gnashed his teeth and bore his claws. The fae were all afright. “Take heed,” said the old Faerie Queen, “We will Read more
By Clarissa Janeen (TW: blood, violence against children) There once was a woman whose son was sickly. She took him to the fae so that he could be healed and found a faerie who was willing to help her, but in exchange, she had to make a deal to serve Read more
