As our first contribution to The Nightingale’s monthly prompts, this piece is a wise retelling of “The Girl With the Wooden Helmet,” originally of Japanese
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As our first contribution to The Nightingale’s monthly prompts, this piece is a wise retelling of “The Girl With the Wooden Helmet,” originally of Japanese
In her essay, Rachel Litchman highlights groups of survivors who don’t often get the spotlight. She focuses on institutionalized children, both from a personal perspective
It’s an empowering decision to be open about an experience of sexual violence for the first time. Ann Casapini contributes to the narrative of so
In this piece, Taylor Finn explores memory and forgetting, forgiveness and acceptance. How can the forgiveness once directed towards the partner now be redirected towards
This skillful review by Kelsey May of “Ordinary Misfortunes” by Emily Jungmin Yoon tells us about this influential chapbook of poetry. May hits on the
Sometimes, simply watching a movie can be interrupted by sudden confrontations with a past trauma. Katie takes her readers through one of these tough, quiet
Agnieszka Krajewska is a poet, essayist, and combat epistemologist. She received an MA in Creative Writing from San Francisco State University in 2004, and was
T.m. Lawson is a poet and a writer living in California. They are currently attending UCSD, working on their Creative Writing M.F.A. They’ve been published
Shawn Aveningo Sanders is a globally published, award-winning poet who can’t stand the taste of coconut, eats pistachios daily and loves shoes … especially red