
Purge These Forbidden Words
this poem by claudia alick was written using the language that has been banned by the federal government. In Donald Trump’s first week in office,
this poem by claudia alick was written using the language that has been banned by the federal government. In Donald Trump’s first week in office,
Terrifying Thanksgiving Tales The Spirit of Thanksgiving By Claudia Alick When I was six, I had a revelation during Thanksgiving. The holiday, I realized, was
Terrifying Thanksgiving Tales Black Friday Backrooms Sam hated her job at MegaMart, the sprawling fluorescent labyrinth of consumerism that devoured her nights and weekends. Tonight
Terrifying Thanksgiving Tales The Other White Meat The cold November wind bit at Malika’s cheeks as she tightened her scarf around her neck. New York
In the future, artificial intelligence has taken over the entertainment industry, replacing human actors, writers, and even executives with AI counterparts. Now, the last remaining
short story by Claudia Alick. read 2 minutes. In the before times, I would’ve been the one left behind. When buildings were evacuated, the signs
Presidential candidate Nikki Haley failed to cite slavery as a cause of the American Civil War. This poem by Claudia Alick is part of the collection: Poetry of the State. This poem was created using three secession documents from Georgia, South Carolina, and Mississippi.
by Maiamama Sept 20 2023 The first chapter of Maiamama’s visual novel, Final Test has been published! October 20 2023 Chapter two is live! November
Claudia Alick’s 9/11 Street-Poetry Project is a testament to the resilient spirit of New York City in the face of adversity. Claudia, who was in
This story was inspired by a silly fun conversa tin with The Artistic Director of The National Disability Theater and The Curiosity Paradox while reflecting
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