Landscape Photography

Chapter 39

By Jenae Janzen 39 and since the beginning there have been memos                      pictures,                                   the occasional solar autograph-signing   cosmic drafts,               universe-sized, half-sketched, half-created. […]

Damn Decency

By Jordan Esely-Kohlman Damn Decency! I want to live as an animal, marauding the savanna. To shade beneath the acacia and find excited peace only when and where the shadows hide. To feed from the tawny grasslands and rest in the hollows of concentric sienna and obsidian. To procure the lay of the land through […]

Robitussin

By Anthony Gonzalez Freight train  rumbling wheels cut  my ties to the  other side Welcome with nothing I consume myself Wounded mouth Split flash storm clouds move past and I’m lost with no words to convey my reality words symbols and letters scratches on a surface muddled voices choked with chasers drowned in oil comprehension […]

We are young

By Claire Unruh                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              A day in the life of Bethel College

(Bubbert Awards 2012, 3rd place)

Hurricane Denny

By Martin Olson Somehow, Jacob Wilde kissed Chastity Goldbern in his college dorm room, standing between the dresser, which hid bottles of liquor beneath its clothes, and the desk, whose drawers collected friends’ lighters and empty packs of cigarettes. Somehow he sat at her side and held her hand, even as she cried for his […]

Since the Trucks

By Rebecca Epp “What are you going to do today, sweetheart?” my grandfather inquires as I take a seat at the table next to him and start spinning the Lazy Susan. Filled with spices, sugar, sauces and spoons—why is it called a Lazy Susan? “I don’t have any concrete plans,” I say as the balanced […]

To Bear

 By Megan Siebert “Syd, roll your window down a couple inches.” Sydney obeyed her mother and shut the passenger door of the car, squinting up into the bright gleam of the unnatural cross perched on the spire. Jesus didn’t die on a titanium cross. He died on some criminal-fit wooden posts. For our sins. Thank […]

Thresher Zone

By Travon Lewis and Caleb Lázaro

Unofficial team spirit song for Bethel College athletics

Photo Credit: Edward Michael Davila

Free download at:  http://rdaptrecords.bandcamp.com/track/thresher-zone