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Category: Contest Winner
Hymn for the EA by Savannah Payne
“Four flights up to the thick third-floor heat, hazy / images, and the thought-coating, strange- / sweet smell of Old. It is a place for me / to lay down my burden and worship.”
Two Poems by Kellie Kovar
“Quickening” and “Spring Chicken”
Go 15 by Emily O’Neill
Emily O’Neill graduated summa cum laude from WVWC in 2021 with a B.F.A. in graphic design. During her time at Wesleyan, she was a part of the marching band and Bobcat Entertainment. She has since moved home to Greensburg, PA and is freelancing as a creative services provider with her small business, Elegant Aces. “Go […]
Eternal Drifting by Angel Dorsey
Angel Dorsey is from Sissonville, West Virginia. In May 2021, she graduated summa cum laude from WVWC with a bachelor’s degree in political science and a minor in art. Aside from creating art with a variety of different mediums, her interests include reading, writing, the outdoors, and spending time with family, friends, and her pets. […]
nothing by Zorian Misner
Biography for Zorian Misner: “I am an arts and business major at West Virginia Wesleyan College. I am a mixed media artist interested in sculpture, painting, SPFX appliances, writing, and anything else in the universe of creativity. When I am not working on art for clientele or the college, I’m working on shirts, concept designs, […]
In the Hands of Nature
Prizewinning nonfiction by Victoria Bloom
“During the hot, soft summers in West by God Virginia, there is nothing quite like camping.”
The Devil Inside
Prizewinning fiction by Dr. Jess Scott
“My sister’s First Communion Sunday was a day more white than usual.”
The Census Taker
Prizewinning fiction by Susan Roth
“Don’t you have even a few minutes? You know how important it is that everyone is counted? You do know it’s the law, don’t you?”
Vandalia Arts Journal 