Category: The Daily Odyssey

B. Mason is from Washington, DC. Warmth There’s just enough time for one last search—felis catus in place of “cats,” slightly more scientific-sounding keywords on either side.

Sophie Huber is a sometime Comparative Literature student at Princeton.

Scene I What burning desire of the heart could’ve ignited her scarlet-red gaze?

Adam Dalva is a graduate of NYU’s MFA Program, where he was a Veterans Writing Workshop Fellow. He was an Associate Fellow at the Atlantic Center for the Arts. His work has been published in The Millions, Bodega, Connu, and elsewhere. Adam is an 18th century French antique dealer I woke up alone. This wasn’t…