,” “Hanoi,” “In Visibility,” “If You”Īmelia L. Leah Claire Kaminski: “To the mother in Corsica who in April 2000 made me call my mother on the pay phone” Laura Apol: “Twins,” “Opening the Field,” “Afterlife,” “Is Touch”Īnna Claire Hodge: “Sephora During the Cancer Scare” Justin Hunt: “At the Missouri Pacific Depot, Where, in 1931, You Holed up for Three Days and Drank” Mara Lee Grayson: “May We All Emerge One Day as Butterflies in Poems”Įmily Kingery: “On Virtue,” “An Apology,” “Mistrust,” “Snapdragons”ĭarius Simpson: “Lessons Learned on a Slow Drive East” Hannah Whiteman: “The Law of the Conservation of Energy Says Not a Bit of You is Gone”Īndrew Hemmert: “To Live on Mars,” “Like the Points of Compass Needles”Ĭatherine Stearns: “Desiderium,” “Winter,” “Shagbark” Lauren-Abunassar: “Supplies for a Quick Migration,” “The Visitors,” “On Counting the Days” Williams: “Beautiful Death,” “DIY Repairs”Ī.D. Joanna Currey: “Coming Out Vigil,” “Ordinary Grief,” “April Begins with Judas”Īmelia L. Greg Nicholl: “Sage,” “Charnel House,” “Gross Anatomy,” “Selective Hearing” Wen Lim: “2006, The Year Mom Learnt to Bake Jim Lahey’s No-Knead Bread” Baugher: “Andrew Wyeth’s Footnotes to Self-Portrait, 1938,” “Andrew Wyeth’s Footnotes to Mill Buildings, 1959,” “Andrew Wyeth’s Footnotes to Frosted Apples, 1967,” “Andrew Wyeth’s Footnotes to Airborne, 1996 Teresa Scollon: “Asthma Attack,” “Geopolitics, Stateside,” “Meanwhile,” “Stolen Code” Jessica Pierce: “I want to speak all of the springtime” Kelly Grace Thomas: “Female Lobsters Grow More Fertile With Age”

Lory Bedikian: “Ode to Their Leaving,” “Meditation on Fractured Vertebrae,” “If only he had written his refugee song,” “Theorizing Vahan’s Departure” Treena Thibodeau: “My Mother Says This House is Haunted”Įllen Rhudy: “You Women in the Mountains” Industrial-Organizational Psychology Graduate Programs Once It settled down I really enjoyed it, can’t wait for the next chapter.Student Performances and Performance Opportunities Andrew’s in a different kind of fairy tale, and he must seek out the other half of his soul if he ever hopes to find his way home again.Īt the beginning of this book I found myself a little bit confused because the characters seem to move around the chapter is a little bit too much. As familiar as it feels, he soon learns shadowy forces are working against him, and nothing in this land is as it appears. When Jack gets down on one knee, the last thing either of them expects is Andrew’s sudden death, a tragedy that sets in motion a chain of events that will alter the fabric of reality itself.Īs death thrusts him into a strange world full of outlandish and dangerous inhabitants, Andrew embarks upon a mission to reunite a princess with her long-lost prince.

Running from his troubled past, Andrew arrives in LA, greeted by his loving boyfriend and headed for a night of celebration. Every being is infused with a soul upon their creation, but what would happen if a soul was split?

Ensoulment by Nick Askew