Thank you for reading the Winter/Spring ’24 issue of Waymark. Please enjoy Waymark’s most fruitful issue yet by an assortment of excellent undergraduate authors from Kennesaw State University and beyond.
Waymark’s Winter/Spring 2025 Parliament
- Letter from the Editor
- Fiction
- Nonfiction
- Poetry
- “Is April Over” by Alexis Barton
- “I thought I heard fireworks” by Henry Hallock
- “We” by Yucheng Tao
- “I Know Who I Am in the Rain” by Jetta Whitehurst
- “The Harvest” by Megan “MegLynn” Moss
- “i came across myself on a path” by Sarah Watkins
- “On God’s Death (and Its Meaning to me)” by Mel Manchero
- “Conversaciones, Conversiones / Conversions Mid Conversation” by Marie Anne Arreola
- “The Apple Woman” by Megan “MegLynn” Moss
- “Deadly Dancing Daggers” by Jetta Whitehurst
- “The Scarecrow” by Yucheng Tao
- “Heart of Mine” by Catherine Berry
- “Hang Painting Here” by Halle Kay
- “little green bug in a raindrop” by Sarah Watkins
- “House on Fire” by Jetta Whitehurst
- “Sparta” by Megan “MegLynn” Moss
- “Election Day with Blackberries” by Kylie Betsill
- “The Season of War” by Yucheng Tao
- Reviews
- Fiction Reviews
- “Girl, Get Yourself a Real Vampire: A Review of The Familiar” by Duke Jenkins
- “Lyla Sage Wrangled My Heart: A Review of Done and Dusted“ by Duke Jenkins
- “Gwen and Art Pulled the Sword Out of my Stoney Heart: A Review of Gwen and Art are Not in Love” by Duke Jenkins
- “After Graduation, I’ll Be Moving to Waning Bay: A Review of Funny Story“ by Duke Jenkins
- Nonfiction Reviews
- Poetry Reviews
- Fiction Reviews
- Waymark: Unbound (Episodes 10-19) on Spotify and Apple Podcasts