Category: Nonfiction

Overthinking

Rachel Mason Overthinking is a delicate, dying artform. Mastery of the arts has become less common in this age of technology. Industrialization and progress be damned; we must revert back to the old days, the better days. The days when no one knew their… Continue Reading “Overthinking”

How to get over a Heartbreak

Let me preface this by saying that I know how you feel at this very moment.

The Call of the Void: Obsessive-Compulsive disorder

My fingers gripped the handle of the infamously stubborn door and ripped it open.

Clicks

The beans of sunlight behind my back hide the contents of the small screen.

#NotJustWhiteWomen: Domestic Abuse of Rich White Women vs. Low-Income Women of Color

In Othello, Desdemona, Bianca, and Emilia highlight the differences between the treatment of the rich, white women who face abuse and low-income women of color who face abuse, both in Shakespearean times and in the movements in society right now.

A Historic Definition

History is vice.

Rose

Standing on the edge of a rooftop, cigarette in hand, New York City towering behind her, she smiles at the camera and begins tap dancing.