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The Guide: Creative Writing Issue

By Contributors • April 4, 2014
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Chosen from a competitive pool of submissions, the works included in our first literary issue demonstrate the caliber of artistic skill in the student body. Featuring pieces from short stories to poems, this issue of the guide highlights the creative talents of Georgetown writers. 

Click the banners below to read the winning poems and short stories online.

Napalm

 

the story

ablaze

going to war

red shoes

two stories
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