Category Archives: Creative Writing

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Winter: The New Beach Season

This may be a untimely post but beach season is almost coming to an end and I couldn’t be happier. My family has had a long tradition of visiting the beach in the winter. I joke that we are a “family of winter waves” and I can only hope to hold on to this tradition […]

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It Was Quick

“They brought in another one,” my father said. I walked into the kitchen in black pajamas, half-asleep but full of dread. I didn’t need to ask what I would find. The cats circled a baby rabbit, there was blood in the water and it had attracted all three like sharks. This was the eighth rabbit […]

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Outside the Window

I love resurrecting old pieces. This one was written when I was 14 years old (when there wasn’t really a vampire craze). I wrote this because of a writing exercise that suggested to write about your room at night. Obviously, this is fiction.   I lay hunched over on my writing desk with the distinct […]

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Creative Writing: The Piano War

When I was 5 years old, I was forced to play the piano. I hated piano. One day it just appeared at our house like a thief in the night, never mind the fact that on the back it said “Property of Boston College.” I went to lessons twice a week and I had to […]

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Creative Writing: Until We Meet Again, Fool Moon

The graveyard was empty except for the small funeral procession of tombstones that rose slowly from the mist. The mist rolled up to its feet and walked, swinging its weightless arms, and striding sluggishly towards the eventual decay of the world. The clouded beings ambled through tomb stones, forming another being which trudged heedlessly following […]

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Creative Non-Fiction: Walking Photographs

This piece is dedicated to my grandmother. I fear that my knowledge of my grandmother is incomplete. During holidays, her name rarely comes up anymore, as if her death signaled the exsanguination of her whole existence. Once a full blooded human being, she has now been reduced to dry remarks and yellowing photographs. She died […]

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Creative Non-Fiction: Bleach and Revenge

Bleach, such a wonderful concoction. It boasts to remove any stain, disinfect any surface, and eliminate any unfavorable odors. My house alone always has two gallons on hand for the laundry and typical cleaning duties. It is the answer to every question. How do I get this grass stain out? Bleach. The wine bottle left […]

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