Poetry

Kavya Agarwal — “The Massacre of Silence”

Kaitlan Bui — “Wash Me in Fire: a requiem for 2020”

Simon Daley — “Liberty”

Martins Deep — “driftwood: to my mother’s daughter far away from home” and “among the ghosts disputing over my body”

Dmitri Derodel — “A Nation’s Anatomy”

Mia Golden — “consumption / disruption \ foundation” and “synchronicity”

Alicia Hsu — “Cape No. 7” and “the casino”

Jaz Hurford — “in july”

Kay Knofi — “I Die Back Each Year”

Anoushka Kumar — “constellations”

Brenna O’Donnell — “Eden Falling on Via Veneto”

Amanda Pendley — “i drape myself out over the powerlines to dry and hope that you can see me swaying”

Mattie Richards — “Stumbling“

Parker Sera — “blue poem”

Emma Smith — “Grief, a Trilogy”

Jerica Taylor — “Audiation” and “Abattis”

Susan Waters — “Heat Lightning“

Margaret Wang — “sugar dreams of a manor girl”

Yun-Fei Wang — “one lifetime was enough”

Danae Younge — “Wednesday’s News”

Prose

Lujain Assaf — “Lavender”

Adam Ells — “Quitting Party”

Bareerah Ghani — “The Wind-Up Doll” and “Lost Chips”

Adelina Rose Gowans — “The One Whose Face You Can’t Remember”

Trisha Khattar — “Mirror, Mirror, on the Wall”

Samantha Liu — “Bread and Circuses”

Jack Milne — “Plain Clothes”

Brittney Uecker — “Do You Still?”

Visual Art

Martins Deep — “Durbar in Zaria,” “Hope-kissed,” “Waiting for Dawn,” and
“The song you hear when a guitar is broken”

Elwing Gao — “Rewritten Country” and “I’ll Be Home for Christmas”

Luana Góes — “growing pains”

Penelope Keith — “color study yellow on orange,” “color study blue on red,” and “the brandywine”

Jaxon Ostrer — “Mindscape”

Oormila Vijayakrishnan Prahlad — “Liquid Amber Fantasia,” “Southern Nights,” and “Windswept Okame”

Julia Seebach — “SoHo” and “Art NYC”