The spooky season has passed, but something still lurks in the shadows… Join Gabby & Kelsey as they discuss the horror genre, read 2-sentence horror stories, and find out which one of them would survive a horror movie.
Monthly Archives: November 2025
“Of Ash and Tide” by Amelia Kennedy
Like tide to Lady Luna’s aria,Like ash to skybound breath,Beneath a gaze that unspools the cosmos,I surrender. I am draggedContinueContinue reading ““Of Ash and Tide” by Amelia Kennedy”
2-Sentence Horror Story Contest Winners (2025)
In October of 2025, Waymark and the KSU Writing Center partnered again on Halloween to host the second annual “2ContinueContinue reading “2-Sentence Horror Story Contest Winners (2025)”
S2E1: Paving a New Way
Waymark: Unbound returns for an all new season! Join our new hosts, Gabby and Kelsey, as they try to find their footing on this new journey to explore all things literary and bookish.
The Man Who Would Be (Dr.) King: A Review of “King: A Life” by Jonathan Eig
By: Nata Tombari, Nonfiction Reviewer Jonathan Eig’s Pulitzer-Prize winning biography of the civil rights icon, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., is aContinueContinue reading “The Man Who Would Be (Dr.) King: A Review of “King: A Life” by Jonathan Eig”
Healing Poison Through Poetry: A Review of “Pretty Boys Are Poisonous” by Megan Fox
By: Judymarie Gaps, Poetry Reviewer Celebrity poetry has become a common way for society’s “deep” artists to bare their souls to anContinueContinue reading “Healing Poison Through Poetry: A Review of “Pretty Boys Are Poisonous” by Megan Fox”
A Review of “Wrong Norma” by Anne Carson: Elitism or Whimsy?
By: Judymarie Gaps, Poetry Reviewer What is poetry? Is it a grouping of stylized words? Stanzas of rhymes? Maybe it is upContinueContinue reading “A Review of “Wrong Norma” by Anne Carson: Elitism or Whimsy?”
“The Anchorage Summit” by P.M. Alexander
It’s not like I had to walk. I could’ve called a community tram to pick me up. Or I could’veContinueContinue reading ““The Anchorage Summit” by P.M. Alexander”