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About redivider

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Meanwhile lets just say that we are proud redivider contributed a whooping 50 entries.

Entries by redivider

Rebecca Schumejda: On My Youngest Daughter’s Third Birthday

June 13, 2019 in 16.2, Poetry /by redivider

Rebecca Schumejda: On My Brother’s Third Birthday in Prison; Plea Bargain; On My Youngest Daughter’s Third Birthday

June 13, 2019 in 16.2, Poetry /by redivider

Erin Jin Mei O’Malley: The Yangtze River

June 13, 2019 in 16.2, Poetry /by redivider

Dylon Jones: The Boxers I Sniffed in a Boy’s Bathroom in Middle School

June 13, 2019 in 16.2, Poetry /by redivider

Brad Trumpheller: Miracles keep making everything

June 13, 2019 in 16.2, Poetry /by redivider

Bradley Trumpheller: Spectacular, Spectacular; Repastoral; Miracles keep making everything

June 13, 2019 in 16.2, Poetry /by redivider

Alfredo Aguilar: My Father Has Me Hold A Hen

June 13, 2019 in 16.2, Poetry /by redivider

Chelsea B. DesAutels: Symptomatic

June 13, 2019 in 16.2, Poetry /by redivider

BJ Soloy: The Golf Course Is on Fire. That’s a Start.

June 13, 2019 in 16.2, Poetry /by redivider

Suzanne Highland: Spiritual Recession

June 13, 2019 in 16.2, 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.