The Pitkin Review is a literary journal produced by writers who are currently enrolled in the MFA Creative Writing program at one of Goddard College’s two campuses. The Spring 2015 edition includes the following works:
Critical Commentary:
"One Word, Multiple Opportunities" by Kita Mehaffy
Cross-Genre:
"Ferguson" by Katrina Barnes
Fiction:
"Harlan’s Web" by Rachel Essaff Maher
"Daylight Saving Time (Excerpt)" by Theresa J. Barker
"Watermark" by Molly Dwyer
"Memories of Nagasaki" by Sara Cottingham
Nonfiction:
"One Day in July" by Judy Robertson
Poetry:
"Remnants" by Aaron W. Kiser
"Gray Hair" by Elizabeth Melvin
"Asylum" by Rachel Essaff Maher
"weeping willow haiku" and "Books" by Frank Dixon Graham
"The Sojourn" by Will Sweger
"A Picture Show" by Rose Marie Sabangan
Visual Art:
"Moving Fast" and "Marathon" by Frank Dixon Graham
"Full Beaver Moon" and "Autumn Berries" by Derrick Bergeron
"Light Through Trees," "Time and Tide," and "Bloom" by Katrina Barnes
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The Pitkin Review is self-supporting, staffed by the MFA candidates, and funded solely by sales of copies of the publication. The publication offers writers experience in submitting to and producing every aspect of a literary journal, and also serves as a showcase for exceptional student writing. Published bi-annually in the spring and fall, The Pitkin Review is a collaborative community of editors, writers, and graphic artists who volunteer their time and talents to generate a high quality publication.
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