Winter 2014 Issue

It’s here! Click the image to download a PDF. For those of you near the University of Chicago Campus on March 10th, stop by Cobb Hall to pick up a print copy and enter our raffle for a $25 Seminary Co-op Gift Card. For details, click here.

Coming Soon: Our Winter 2014 Issue

Don’t forget! Our latest issue will be released this upcoming Monday. For those near the University of Chicago Campus, we’ll be distributing our issues on campus. Stop by to pick up a copy, grab a cookie, and enter for a chance to win a $25 gift card to the Seminary Co-op Bookstore. For more details, […]

From the Archives: “Mirror” by Robin Kish

You can do it in a bathroom, curtains drawn, lights out. Any room where there’s a mirror. Some recommend the use of candles, but the best results can only be achieved in total darkness. Make sure the glass is clean. You don’t want to mistake dust or scratches for anything more than what they are. […]

Updated Release Date: 3/10

Due to a minor printing delay, Euphony will be delaying its upcoming issue by one week, from 3/3 to 3/10. Mark your calendars! For those of you who will be near the University of Chicago Campus on March 10th, stop by Cobb Hall to pick up a free print copy and enter our raffle for […]

Fiction: “Cyberian Gulag Archipelago” by George Djuric

It is no more according to Plato than according to me, since he and I understand and see it the same way. The bees plunder the flowers here and there, but afterward they make of them honey, which is all theirs; it is no longer thyme or marjoram. Even so with the pieces borrowed from […]

Poetry: “Prayer” by Charles Rammelkamp

Prayer I don’t believe in God, but when I return home from work, the streets deserted, the sun a fond memory, I always take the shortcut, from the train station, down the dark narrow alley where rats scuttle by piles of garbage, their red eyes glowing like matchheads, the sky a tiny slice between tall […]

Poetry: “Unified Field Theory” by Ted Jean

Unified Field Theory At the high point of Territorial Road just east of Tangent, Paul pulls over, decants some citrus-flavored vodka from a plastic pint in a paper bag to an empty fast-food coffee cup, takes a belt and a deep breath, and watches as the winter sun alights along the scrubby lea beneath Pete’s […]

Winter 2014 Cover Contest Winner

Congratulations to Rosaline Zhang, the winner of our Winter 2014 Cover Contest! Her painting, Papa, will be featured in our upcoming issue. Looking for the Winter 2014 issue? Save the date: March 3, 2014.

Poetry: “White Shoes” by Perry Oei

White Shoes How did white shoes become the shoe of seniors, pensioners, like my father and others of the A.A.R.P.-set, men in their seventies who wear them with light gray wool slacks (why waste good pants from their working years), ball cap, and nylon Members Only jacket, with the epaulets, in earth tones, gold or […]

Poetry: “Intermission” by Esteban Rodriguez

Intermission Semi-shrouded behind the tent, and they linger like flies, a half-circle of a handful of clowns, chit-chatting and spitting bits of their red painted lips on the mud-worn ground, nothing like the movie image of their crazed chuckles, defiled teeth, poison-squirt flowers and rusted mini-tricycles squeaking from house to house, snuffing little boys every […]