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Eva Des Lauriers
About ProjectGenZWrites In this series, the Polyphony Lit Voices Blog is teaming up with ProjectGenZWrites (founded by Polyphony Lit Junior Editor, Ruby Seidner) to bring you writing advice from established authors and poets. Each post will feature a video from a published author or poet, who will walk you through some writing pointers and/or discuss their own creative process. To learn more about ProjectGenZWrites and view more writing advice videos, check out their website.
Feb 171 min read


Rita Williams Garcia
About ProjectGenZWrites In this series, the Polyphony Lit Voices Blog is teaming up with ProjectGenZWrites (founded by Polyphony Lit Junior Editor, Ruby Seidner) to bring you writing advice from established authors and poets. Each post will feature a video from a published author or poet, who will walk you through some writing pointers and/or discuss their own creative process. To learn more about ProjectGenZWrites and view more writing advice videos, check out their website.
Feb 31 min read


Diane Brown
About ProjectGenZWrites In this series, the Polyphony Lit Voices Blog is teaming up with ProjectGenZWrites (founded by Polyphony Lit Junior Editor, Ruby Seidner) to bring you writing advice from established authors and poets. Each post will feature a video from a published author or poet, who will walk you through some writing pointers and/or discuss their own creative process. To learn more about ProjectGenZWrites and view more writing advice videos, check out their website.
Jan 201 min read


Alka Joshi
About ProjectGenZWrites In this series, the Polyphony Lit Voices Blog is teaming up with ProjectGenZWrites (founded by Polyphony Lit Junior Editor, Ruby Seidner) to bring you writing advice from established authors and poets. Each post will feature a video from a published author or poet, who will walk you through some writing pointers and/or discuss their own creative process. To learn more about ProjectGenZWrites and view more writing advice videos, check out their website.
Jan 61 min read


The Issue With Modern Feminism
By Stuti Jain Art by [FILL IN LATER] "ART TITLE BY" by [FILL IN] “Male fantasies, male fantasies, is everything run by male fantasies? Up on a pedestal or down on your knees, it's all a male fantasy: that you're strong enough to take what they dish out, or else too weak to do anything about it. Even pretending you aren't catering to male fantasies is a male fantasy: pretending you're unseen, pretending you have a life of your own, that you can wash your feet and comb your hai
Dec 9, 20258 min read


Love in the Time of Banned Books #13 | "Here and Queer: Oscar Wilde's Aphorisms In Defense Of Gay Literature" by Madeline Rosales
Art by Pooja Verma "Here and Queer: Oscar Wilde's Aphorisms In Defense Of Gay Literature" by Madeline Rosales "She Will Hang the Night...
Dec 3, 20255 min read


Mourning the Death of the English Nerd
by Ekam Bedi Artwork by Ekam Bedi We all have that one kid in our English Class, don’t we? The one who refers to authors as if the two were friends; the ones who read classics like their life depends on it; those who cannot stand incorrect grammar and have words such as ‘quintessentially’ and ‘salient’ in their daily vocabulary. (Personally, I believe that ‘English Nerds’ are just using their whole identity as a way to cope, maybe because they’re lonely kids and words became
Nov 18, 20253 min read


The Second Sex: When Sacrifice Is Praised, Inequality Is Concealed
Written by Xinyue Li Art by Sophia Yang Simone de Beauvoir's The Second Sex is not only a foundational work of feminist thought but also a mirror that continues to reflect contemporary reality. Against the backdrop of ever-evolving gender issues, its ideas remain profoundly impactful. Where does its power stem from? The answer lies in her revelation of the “Other.” Throughout millennia of human societal development, men were long regarded as the “subject of humanity,” while
Nov 11, 20252 min read


Love in the Time of Banned Books #12 | "Gold Days" by Ruby Seidner
Art by Rajveer Parekh Introduction by Rishi Janakiraman "Gold Days" by Ruby Seidner "Whirlpool Simulation" by Rajveer Parekh Introduction In Ruby Seidner’s Gold Days , the tender, secretive nature of queer love is rendered with a quiet elegance—the kind of love that flourishes in the margins, out of view of a world that insists on making rules. Opening with “Blue eyes / Dark smiles,” Seidner captures the kind of gaze that queer lovers know too well: a look that says everythin
Nov 5, 20253 min read


Love in the Time of Banned Books #11 | "Lonely Universe" by A.M.R.
Art by A.M.R. "Lonely Universe" by A.M.R. "Lonely Universe Art" by A.M.R. "Lonely Universe" by A.M.R. Part I: Flowers *** Pale flowers...
Oct 1, 20256 min read


Love in the Time of Banned Books #10 | "On Flying" by Isole Kim
Art by Rajveer Parekh Introduction by Rohan Dhulipalla "On Flying" by Isole Kim "Jumpscare." Artwork by Rajveer Parekh. 16 x 20 In. ...
Sep 3, 20254 min read


The Blank Page: Every Writer's Worst Nightmare
By Adlai Hecker Art by Kylah Kao Art by Kylah Kao The first time I was introduced to the concept of the "Blank Page” was during an...
Aug 18, 20255 min read
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