Reviewed by Natalie Dean || 1 May 2021 In her debut novel, Chloe Gong masterfully reimagines Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet in 1926 Shanghai. Romeo and Juliet (called Roma and Juliette here) are the heirs to

Reviewed by Leah Clark || 1 May 2021 Promising Young Woman (2020) hooks viewers with Carey Mulligan’s character, Cassie, and her weekly habit of playing dress-up and heading to bars to pretend to be heavily

Reviewed by Minahil Zaki || 1 May 2021 This year, Hayley Williams released her second album as a solo artist, FLOWERS for VASES / descansos. This album serves as a prequel to Petals for Armor,

Reviewed by Isabella Baker || Howard Hawks & Richard Sales | Gentlemen Prefer Blondes | 1953 | 20th Century Studios Surrounded by adoring suitors, witnessing them trip over one another for a glance, with a

By Natalie Dean || YA Bestseller Aidan Thomas has recently come out with his second novel, Lost in the Never Woods. This creative retelling of Peter Pan brings new twists to the beloved story of

“never let a statue tell me how nice I am” (Malik Izaak Taylor) This is a collection of interviews with artists, whose creative work, primarily as written and spoken words, focuses to negotiate multiple audiences

By Rebecca Richardson || The short story, “The Sculptor’s Funeral” by Willa Cather, follows the homecoming of a world-famous sculptor, Harvey Merrick, after his last wish to be buried in his hometown in rural Kansas.

By Verónica Ordóñez ||  Refractions is Glass Mountain’s monthly interview series. This month, Verónica Ordóñez speaks with Wafa Kazmi, a recent graduate of the University of Houston’s Creative Writing Program. 1. What is your favorite