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ar■dae n 2013 Xpt-'MU?* *"4-f*C)P aradee n volume xv 2013 staff senior editors copy editors Autumn James, art Andy Hayes lito, nonfiction Jon Sanderson Joshua Pringle, fiction Ellie Hoffmeister Morgan Lamberson, poetry director of art and design Joshua Jarrett Jiction editors Patrick Hearn faculty advisor Adam White Aaron Sanders nonfiction editor Kevin Stanford poetry editors Lindsay Marchello Jon Sanderson art editors Avery Wright T.J. Sanders editor in chief Tom Ingram cover: Youth -Turner Blackburn kocian award winners prizeforfiction lito, YQR prizefor nonfiction Marshall Callaway, Getting to KnowYou prizefor poetry Tuesday Parker, 4:22 AM prizefor art Zach Tittle, Terrarium editor's note For too long the art student has accepted abuse, allegations that we'll never make a chic living, as if such a thing ought to be our whole ambition, as if Stephen King struggles to make rent. Parents all over the country, intimidated by a sluggish economy and rising tuition rates, are corralling their young adults into business and marketing and engineering programs. While I have nothing against these programs of study, I remember looking through the immense stack of submissions our little journal received this year and wanting to send the lot to my Congressman as evidence: the arts are well and alive, well because students still flock to their practice, and alive because in their practice life is renewed and made livable. This year's journal is a kind of albstar act and best-new act rolled into one. Inside are award winners from years past, and voices new to the Arden that prove bevond doubt the vitality of Columbus State University's artistic community. I read these pages over and over, and wonder how it is that art funding might be cut when the art that comprises this journal is precisely the sort of thing that can help carry a society through hard times. We find celebrants of nature and skeptics of mechanization informing each other, coming of age narratives and mature reflections offering hope in the face of despair. We find voices local and universal all singing the same great euphony — abate, all doubters and all calamities, for this journal will better convey us through a field of corpses than any accountant's ledger. No words can express my gratitude at having been selected Editor-in-Chief, the thanks and credit owed our editorial staff, and the blessings due the variety of faculty who encouraged us along the way. Nor will I try to thank all of the students who submitted to this journal: the reward is in the reaping, and here it is, printed. Whether your work was published or not, simply by submitting you made possible the fifteenth volume of an award winning student literary journal. Be proud of this book and be proud of your vocations. Tom Ingram Editor in Chief XV table of contents One in the morning, Stewart County, Georgia Anton Boyd 9 c9 Candice Lawrence 10 Personal Terrarium Zach Tittle 16 To Write With Light Christian Van Allen 17 untitled Damonee Walker 27 untitled Steven Goynes 21' 4:22AM Tuesday Parker 29 YQR lito 30 Eve Bites the Apple Reluctantly Vanessa Escobar 38 Epiphany Leslie Lanning 39 fair trade. Turner Blackburn 40 Swan Song Tuesdav Parker 41 in the graveyard Vanessa Escobar 42 Glimpse Candice Lawrence 44 45 Rapture, 33 Speed Marshall Callaway 50 My Mother's Blood, Recurring nightmare. Kellan Sampson 52 My Grandmother's Jewels Rebecca Martin 54 Wearable Landscapes Zach Tittle 55 Mojave Haley Paulk 56 The Twilight Hunt Leslie Lanning 57 Getting to Know You Marshall Callaway 58
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