Book Review on Saskia Nislow’s Root Rot
(SPOILERS INCLUDED) From the title and cover alone, both of which I like, I knew this would be an eccentric novel. I was proven right. This story follows a group of relatives who go on a family trip to their grandfather’s lakehouse, and strange things begin to happen amongst the children. There are nine children…
Book Review of Mending Bodies: Is It a Crime to be Alone? by Aunya Craigwell
How long could you handle being in the same room with one person? A day? An hour? What about for the rest of your life? What if you weren’t stuck in the same room, but conjoined to that person, surgically together as matrimony, sharing the same bed, the same shirt, the same name even, the…
Report on Feminist Press by Hazel Hornsby
Feminist Press is up front and obvious about the moral, political, and creative foundations on which their publication is based. If the name doesn’t give it away, their Instagram bio, the about section on their website, or their published works makes it clear enough. There is no subtlety in the messaging for Feminist Press. Naturally,…
2023 Release Event
A Common Place invites you to join us in celebrating the release of our second issue! The event will be on Thursday, April 20th from 7 to 8pm. It will be held at the Longwood Center…
Brian Turner Performs at Longwood
Written by Kylie Wheeler Photo: brianturner.org/bio At 8 p.m. on Wednesday, March 15th, 2023 in Wygal Auditorium, retired veteran, poet, and musician Brian Turner will be performing. He’ll read some of his previous works, but…
ACP Interest Meeting
A Common Place, Longwood’s undergraduate literary journal, will be holding a meeting for anyone interested in joining our staff! Members will help write blog posts, solicit submissions, run tabling events, prepare the journal for publication,…
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