Jan 8, 2020 | Bobbie Groth, Megan Otto, Nightingale, Other, Uncategorized
Interview with Bobbie Groth by Nightingale Editor Megan Otto Bobbie Groth is an author, historian, and survivor of sexual violence. She is an accomplished interdisciplinary artist, having worked in both visual and literary mediums, and she has become a familiar...Nov 7, 2019 | Journal Entry, Katherine Page, Memory Piece, Nightingale, Other, Prose, Uncategorized
In response to our October prompt, Katherine Page returns to a piece of writing that is distinctly connected to her past experience with sexual violence-a journal entry. By focusing on changing just a few words from the entry, she is able to reach back across time to...Jul 18, 2019 | Nightingale, Other, Silver Damsen, Uncategorized
A follow-up to The Nightingale post two weeks ago, Silver Damsen shares her research and resources on where else this frequently silenced or dismissed idea of 13th stepping has begun to break the silence. We share this with you as a means to continue to say “you...May 24, 2018 | All Authors, All Formats, Issue 6, Day in the Life of a Survivor, Other, T.M. Lawson
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 in White Stag, NILVX, Entropy, Poets.org, Other Journal, and Women’s Studies Quarterly....Aug 24, 2017 | Alicen Grey, Essay, Image, Issue 5: Memoirs, Other, Prose
1. The face of the desk lamp shined fierce light across my fingers as I typed the finishing touches on an assignment. It was a welcome warmth in an otherwise cold college dormitory. At 1AM I was still up, out of focus, trudging from sentence to sentence, more...