by sfordham | Aug 13, 2019 | ISSUES
2019 High school Writing Contest The Roadrunner Review held its first annual High School Writing Competition and we were blown away by the impressive submissions of poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction. High school writers tackled big topics–family, death,...
by sfordham | Apr 19, 2019 | ISSUES
Meet the Issue 2 Literary Editors L to R: Ashli-Jane Benggon, Ethan Hoffman, Katherine Gonzalez, Emily Cortez, and Patty Granizo. What was your favorite piece in Issue 1 and why? “’Icarus’ by Christine Sloan. There is something about the way she writes about trauma...
by sfordham | Mar 24, 2019 | ISSUES
Interview with Emily Cortez, Winner of the Roadrunner Poetry Prize Judge Shana Youngdahl selected Lumpia as the winner of The Roadrunner Poetry Prize, writing, “So much beauty packed in these lines. I’m especially in love with how the first one is so tight and...
by sfordham | Mar 19, 2019 | ISSUES
My Favorite Literary Journal: Boulevard Ariana Marquez is a student editor on The Roadrunner Review and her favorite literary journal is Boulevard. I enjoy Boulevard because it is unafraid to tackle issues that are current, real, and raw. The editors’ goal is...
by sfordham | Mar 14, 2019 | ISSUES
INTERVIEW WITH Hannah Ford, Winner of The Roadrunner Nonfiction Prize Judge Kevin Fenton selected Skin as the winner of The Roadrunner Nonfiction Prize, writing: “Skin is remarkable for its vivid details, its searching voice, its deft empathy, its surprising...
by sfordham | Feb 19, 2019 | ISSUES
INTERVIEW WITH ARTIST pAULINA WHITE We love The Roadrunner Review logo, which was created by Paulina White, an art student at La Sierra University. Our editor Katherine Gonzalez interviewed Paulina about the logo and her art process. Can you tell me a little bit about...
