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(Below: Nayra McMahan, Sr. Managing Editor)
So honored to be the faculty advisor for @ElanLitMagazine. Doing this work to support student editors and writers is one of the best things I’ve had the honor to be part of in my creative life.
Our staff could have not asked for a more talented artist and educator to support Elan’s mission and journey. Thank you Mrs. Melanson for all the hours you have put into furthering young writing and publication. Elan is approaching its 36th year thanks to your passion!❤️❤️
So honored to be the faculty advisor for @ElanLitMagazine. Doing this work to support student editors and writers is one of the best things I’ve had the honor to be part of in my creative life.
(3/3) of never-ending suspension fail to see Moshfegh’s decision to turn the typical murder mystery on its head. On a very human note, its a story about loneliness. In that way it is a murder mystery displaced and forever solved—time and memory playing the killer.
⭐️⭐️⭐️/5
📖BIWEEKLY BOOK REVIEW📖
“Death in Her Hands” by Ottessa Moshfegh
(1/3) I constantly heard this book brought up in literary circles, even before it released. I knew I had to pick it up. Though it may have not been my favorite book of the year but I would be lying if I said I…
(2/3) completely fawn over Moshfegh’s fictional bag of tricks. The play with reality and imagination as we transverse between Vesta’s mundane daily and the life she imagines for Magda. I think the reviewers who call this book “pointless,” a 250-page waste of time, a ploy…