Courtney Marti is a Senior at Coe College, majoring in Theater and Creative Writing with an emphasis on playwriting. She is currently in Manuscript Workshop, a requirement for the Creative Writing major, and she is working on writing and polishing a script right now called Nursery Rhymes for Suicide. I sat down at the Writing … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: March 2014
Death and Literature…Hand in hand?
A year ago March 25th, my four year old cousin died. Bookish loser that I am, my first thought was to turn to literature where surely a distraction would lie. But what I got instead was a sympathetic, all together familiar story to cry on. This semester, The Coe Review received a staggering amount of … Continue reading
Coe Review Staff Shares Our Six Word Memoirs
The Coe Review consists of students from all different majors and interests; we aren’t all creative writing or English majors! That is why we had this idea to see how our readers and editors would describe themselves using six words. We got such an astounding variety of six word memoirs. Some were funny : “Are … Continue reading
Fred Sasaki Comes to Coe
Fred Sasaki drives a Honda Fit. He shops at American Apparel for tights- sorry, unisex tights. He works for Poetry Foundation, and he loves emailing. I’m sure that if Fred Sasaki could send a sassy email to President Obama and not have the CIA looking into his history, he would probably send at least ten … Continue reading
We’ve Got a Tumblr!
A great thing about the people who work on the Coe Review is their willingness to try new things and get the ball rolling on new projects. One of our communication editors, Olivia, decided that the Coe Review should have a Tumblr. We talked about the idea one night at an editor meeting and the next thing we … Continue reading
Staff Update: Midterms and Submissions!
It’s been a chilly winter in the Midwest. The Coe Review has been eagerly accepting and reading submissions for the past couple of months. We will continue to read and accept submissions until March 18th. So if you’re got a story you want us to see, send it our way! This semester we’ve broken up … Continue reading
