spring 2024
fiction
nonfiction
poetry
(by ICC students paid for their work)
Over the Moon
fiction by C. Engman
“I’m used to complicated.”
“Not like this.”
In My Dreams
Fiction by Kaelyn Faulk
“The glass of the windshield shattered and flew around the car, cutting everything through its path. It all happened so quickly. Sixty seconds and it was silent. The driver groaned, asking if everyone was okay, but only the sounds of deep breaths answered.”
Basic
Nonfiction by Aiden Lal
AN5
fiction and nonfiction
by ICC students
spring 2023
Russian Doll
By: Akhmatova
“If in the USA every teenager dreams about their first car, then every teenager in Russia dreams about America.”
Thanks
By: Alex Nacin
“I looked at him, wondering what I should say or how to react, remembering all the stories I’ve heard on the internet, but he decided to say it again. Jesus loves you.”
The Bed of Fog
By: Corbin Thomsen
Spring Summer
2022 2022
New Fiction by Chelbe Johnson
Out of My Mind
“Oh my god!” I am frightened by the strange sight in front of me. It's me. I try to use any force I can to move but I can't. All I can do is watch. “Mom! Help me!”
So, She Didn’t. And, It Did.
Nonfiction by Kylee Leach
Heading Home
Nonfiction by Jaime Keeling
Tulsa Race Riot, Almost Remembered
Nonfiction by Jalen Teague
Fall 2021
New Nonfiction Stories
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Not So Lovey-Dovey
Teresa Schindler writes about the complicated relationships between parents and daughter.
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My Name Was Not Always Alycia
Alycia Hauck describes how she found her family.
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Hard Life Worth Living
Brin Stark illustrates the anxiety and uncertainty that comes with a family member’s health emergency.
New Fantasy Fiction
In this short excerpt from a longer fantasy story, Paige Smith shows us a glimpse into a dark (and magical) royal court.
New Poetry
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LLEGARÁ
Miriam Fernandez-Bazylewicz, an international student, shares a Spanish-language poem.
