Idiosyncrasy

IdiosyncrasyThis is the newly revised first issue of the literary magazine, Idiosyncrasy! Inside this magazine, you will find essays on strange family histories and phases of the moon, poems about heartbreak and unconventional yoga, and stories about drug trips and long lost friends. What do all of these stories have in common? Identity and how we create it for ourselves, a main theme that carries throughout each story and what brings the magazine together as a

This is the newly revised first issue of the literary magazine, Idiosyncrasy! Inside this magazine, you will find essays on strange family histories and phases of the moon, poems about heartbreak and unconventional yoga, and stories about drug trips and long lost friends. What do all of these stories have in common? Identity and how we create it for ourselves, a main theme that carries throughout each story and what brings the magazine together as a whole. Idiosyncrasy is defined as being a unique characteristic, and that is what every piece inside this magazine has. Enjoy poems by Calli Whaley, Gillian Abbott and Holly Stephens. Devour ÒVeeÓ by Caitlin Harrison or contemplate ÒPhases by Emily Keller. Just remember to think about how each piece can relate to you as well.