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Letter From The Editor
Dear Reader, We mentioned it briefly in our first letter, but we have finally seen it come to pass. It is with great pleasure that we get to announce that we have officially rebranded ourselves as the Horseshoe Magazine. This has been a long time coming and we have spoken at length of this idea […]
Burn Brightly My Yearning Heart
Love comes often to those willing. It is audacious and bold, striking the hearts of both the suspecting and the unsuspecting. It is at its most raucous when the stars hang low in the sky during the late summer, eyes becoming universes rife with constellations. Even the Earth seems to stand still, turning precariously on […]
Achieving The Impossible: What Stacey Abrams Can Teach Us About Generating Change
During the 2020 presidential election, Stacey Abrams was a fundamental figure in turning Georgia blue–or rather, bringing the blue out of Georgia. After seeing the same voter suppression tactics being used on margianalized voters in Georgia, Abrams saw the need for change, and she made it happen. By working with voters directly, engaging with communities, […]
Interpretive
- We’re Not Here To Be Loved Review
- Off The Record & Onto Podcasts: William Patrick Corgan’s “Thirty-Three”
- Is Hollywood Facing a Creative Block?
- Big Thief and the Role of Versatility in Great Art
- The Death Of A True Artist
Investigative
- Not Just a Snapshot: The History of the Russia-Ukraine Conflict
- Say the Word; Say It
- The Fractured Monogamous Fantasy
- Bury Me in Ash, Watch Me Rise: The Cultural Legitimation of Fanfiction
- If Only We Believed They Were Just “Close Friends”
Features
- Calling All Writers
- English professor Jeffrey Foster: “If you have an objective, you’ll do anything to get it done.”
Columns
- Letter From The Editor
- Letter From The Editor
- College Is Hard: An exit.
- College Is Hard: The Art To Effective Note Taking
- College is Hard: Checking the box: YES, NO, MAYBE
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