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The Student-Run Literary & Art Journal of UTSA

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Shifting Reality
Art, Photography

Shifting Reality

by Ashley Bueno

         

Illusions
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Illusions

by Ashley Bueno

     

Nature Study
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Nature Study

by Adrian Duque

                     

Ring of Fire
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Ring of Fire

by Jonah Tseng

   

Creative Nonfiction '24

Cooking For Día De Los Muertos

by Andrew A. Klebahn

Cooking is transformed when cooking for Día De Los Muertos.

Creative Nonfiction '24

My Father

by Bianca Godinez

  My father is from Guadalajara, Mexico. He told me that he lived in California before he ended up in Texas. He once detailed to

Fiction '24

Three Years Passed

by Keri Brock

On campus, they saw one another at the same time, looking away, then re-entering each other’s line of sight, feeling held by each other. 

Fiction '24

The Treatment of Injuries

by Simon A. Smith

The first eight months of 2019 bring Chicagoans a minor celebrity, claiming he is the victim of a racist hate crime, a five-foot alligator nicknamed Chance the Snapper

Fiction '24

The Odd Case of Elliot Abernathy and the Angel of Death

by Macy DeBosier

All of the stories of grim reapers, demons, shinigami, or gods of death are false. Angels are all that await humans in the end.

Fiction '24

The Lost Siren Song

by Molly Harwell

I have wanted to tear away my skin, cell by cell, for as long as I can remember.

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