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About redivider

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Meanwhile lets just say that we are proud redivider contributed a whooping 152 entries.

Entries by

Gabrielle Hogan: On Seeing My Favorite Instagram Lesbian Couple Has Broken Up, I Begin to Question Love & Thereafter Unravel

December 16, 2020 in 18.1, Beacon Street Prize, Poetry /by redivider

Lisa Low: Mail-Order Groom

December 16, 2020 in 18.1, Poetry /by redivider

Quintin Collins: Exegesis on a Chicken Wing

December 16, 2020 in 18.1, Poetry /by redivider

Kemi Alabi: black as: wound

December 16, 2020 in 18.1, Poetry /by redivider

Katherine Ahl: Life in the Deadwood

December 16, 2020 in 18.1, Beacon Street Prize, Nonfiction /by redivider

Strange Things My OCD Has Made Me Do

December 14, 2020 in 18.1, Graphic Narrative /by redivider

Malcolm Friend: Diasporican Interview feat. Manuel Fernández Juncos, Rafael Hernández, & Don Omar

December 14, 2020 in 18.1, Poetry /by redivider

J. David: Paul Tibbets piloted the Enola Gay over Hiroshima and named the plane for his mother

December 14, 2020 in 18.1, Poetry /by redivider

Jessica Poli: Ode to Seventh Grade Girls

December 14, 2020 in 18.1, Poetry /by redivider

Hollie Dugas: This Nectarine

December 14, 2020 in 18.1, Poetry /by redivider

History

For three decades, we’ve been proudly produced by the graduate students in the Writing, Literature, and Publishing Department at Emerson College. We began as Beacon Street Review when our magazine launched in 1986 in a nod to our address. With a new headquarters in 2002 we relaunched as Redivider. Seizing upon the intersection between the creative writing and publishing programs housed at Emerson College—situated within the writing and publishing hub of Boston—Redivider has established itself as a coveted venue for writers and artists nationwide.