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SAGA Art & Literary

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"More than a magazine"

A message from the editors:
 
Being a writer is not about nursing a glass of whiskey alone at the bar. It's about nursing a glass of whiskey with a friend. You will become a better writer, artist, critic, and person by forming these bonds within your community and practicing literary citizenship. You can tell yourself that you write well alone, but it's not until you're in the workshop or writing with a trusted critic that you really figure out what you can do. The same goes for art and for personhood. Be changed, make changes.  

-Carly Davis '23 and Blake Traylor '23

Recent posts by SAGA

Poetry: "this morning"

this morning Alyssa Froehling, Class of 2017 a whole bar of soap melted in warm water, rasping shower whispered over the rust. i...

Poetry: "Fragmentary"

Fragmentary Madison Holt, Class of 2022 I think about fragments in the car—in rainstorms—swept by Lethe out of control—or better yet...

Poetry: "Bulletproof"

Bulletproof Shanela Ranaraja I’m watching the stove, so I text my best friend, the front door is open. He texts back, assuming I walk...

Prose: "Love like an Island"

Love like an Island Olivia Smith, Class of 2022 Waves of injustice crash upon my shore—banks and terraces alike—with a force unmatched...

Poetry: "Forests"

Forests Lauren Clarke, Class of 2023 I can hear a lone bird’s melody through the branches And the soft rustling of leaves. My lungs...

Poetry: "A Song of Second Ave"

A Song of Second Ave Davey Snubbs, Class of 2022 Some nights, I walk the district, feeding off of the spectacle there. The cold is no...

Poetry: "auld winter's bears"

auld winter's bears Alli Kestler, Class of 2021 The winter chill lives in my house. It shovels snow into the furnace, frosts the...

Poetry: "Aubade—"

"Aubade—" Megan Brianne Hoppe , Class of 2021 you have always been only a promise: pinky fingers loosely interlocked you have always been...

Poetry: "No Layoffs"

No Layoffs Carly Davis, Class of 2023 Oh god [stop] oh god Kyrie eleison/cristae eleison Me as well, I want-- The atoms in my body The...

Poetry: "Apart from..."

Apart from... Moreen Akomea-Ampeh, Class of 2023 Apart from Paraphrasing, pinpointing and summarizing, Recite and cram the complicated...

Poetry: "mind the gap"

mind the gap Paige Knoll, Class of 2021 a train wheel mind chugs even when the brakes are pulled it spins at 1:13am and sparks when i...

Poetry: "Henriette" and "Discards"

Henriette and Discards Blake Traylor, Class of 2023 Henriette, I know you took notes in class, I have them In front of me, but would you...

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