What People are Saying About Us
Volume 19: Fall | Winter | Spring
Initially, I contemplated describing these pieces with ubiquitous themes: love, loss, beauty, culture, coming of age, change. Such ideas are, of course, present in this issue. Yet attempting to encompass these writers’ words with umbrella themes simply doesn’t seem to suffice. What I will say, though, is this: the pieces you see here are constantly working to detach the body from the self, jigsawing said puzzle pieces into something novel and astonishing.
- Grace Marie Liu
Letter from the Editors-in-Chief
Polyphony Lit is the global online literary platform for high school students. We invite high school students worldwide to submit creative writing, join our editorial staff, write blog posts, take workshops, and grow into leadership roles. Because developing young writers is central to our mission, our editors provide feedback on every submission.
Homepage Art by Tony Fitzpatrick, Julian Riccobon, Yuchen Shi, Maggie Yang, Faith Zhang, Sibusiso (Sbu) Macamba, Alex Riccobon, Emma Chen, Cecilia Yang, and Ayah al-Masyabi.
"Strangling Blue" by Maggie Yang was previously published in The Adroit Journal, Issue 42.