Issues

consciousness

short story by Kelly Rawson, ’20 She huffs quietly as the comforter rests softly on her head. The irritating, busy street noise of the city buzzed outside her window, despite the fact that it was just a little passed three in the morning. She grunts, frustrated with her uneasy sleep pattern. This was the twenty-sixth night…
the people’s rubble

novel excerpt by Julia Shor, ’20 Chapter 1: Trial by Trust The light was blinding, yet there was no one but him to see it. Why did he bother leaving the interrogation room? If it was possible, the light was even brighter here. As his eyes adjusted he began to truly appreciate the emptiness of…
a quick thank you from red ink!

As the year comes to a close, we here at Red Ink have looked back at all we have done since September and are really proud of all the submissions we were able to share with the community and are honored that all our submitters chose to share them with us. A HUGE thank you to…
hesitant

Katie Pyzowski, ’17

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