Folio

10/18/2021

Our Halloween reading is coming up fast! Dress in your spooky best and see our featured readers and artists. Share your own work as well! Refreshments provided.

09/28/2021

Feel free to check out Folio's linktree for previous editions, submission guidelines, our reading calendar, and more! Link in our About section! 🥰
https://linktr.ee/folioscsu

scsu's art & literary magazine

09/28/2021

Hello friends! As the reading approaches, keep in mind we are currently accepting submissions for our 2022 edition of Folio! We'd love to have you submit! Scan the code or open this link for our guidelines:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uhiUc1pDVEpbM6Y5-OGD5yem-r7n7Trm/view

09/15/2021

Hello dear friends! Our first reading is coming up soon! We hope to see you there! See our OwlConnect page for more details! 🍂🐿

09/15/2021

Meet Folio's 2021 - 2022 team! We are all so excited to see your work and share it with the school! ☺️

05/01/2021

It's here. 🤩 Our 2021 edition is here, and it's beautiful. So much love to all of our contributors, judges, editors, and supporters - the amount of talent and soul that went into this magazine is evident on every page.

As a female-run team this year, myself and the editors of Folio have learned what it means to work to create something we love, something for others to love, and something that celebrates diversity while challenging the norm. We hope that the work inside ignites something in you - love, anger, passion, desire, a fight, a fire - something you may not tune into often. Feeling something is what makes us do something. And, we have many fights to fight. With this edition, we celebrate womanhood and raising our voices.

This edition is available (in print!) all over SCSU's campus, and, don't worry, it can be accessed online here: http://folio2021.org/

08/06/2020

It has arrived. 😍 Look out for Folio 2020 around campus come Fall!
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06/15/2020

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06/13/2020

06/11/2020

🔒FROM THE ARCHIVES🔒

06/04/2020

🔒 FROM THE ARCHIVES 🔒
“Torn Dignity” by D.G. Bellmore from the 1982 publication of Folio.

06/02/2020

Reposting with an actively helpful post.

06/02/2020

A low sound Missiles towards me But doesn't rip My head off.

06/02/2020

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06/01/2020

All too familiar.

05/29/2020

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“Llama Life” by Samantha DeMarco
(Folio, 2020)

05/28/2020

🔒 FROM THE ARCHIVES 🔒
“What We All Know” by Tom Sharkey from the 1970 edition of Folio.

05/26/2020

“My Parcel” by Christopher Buckridge from the 2020 publication of Folio.

05/25/2020

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05/22/2020

Folio’s very own advisor, Professor Jeff Mock!

Today's performance is by Jeff Mock, professor of English and director of SCSU's MFA in Creative Writing Program. To entertain, inspire, uplift, and comfort ...

05/22/2020

An excerpt of “Watch” by Steff Sirois from the 2020 publication of Folio. Read the full story here: tinyurl.com/SCSUFolio
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And a HUGE congratulations to the Class of 2020, especially Folio editors Molly Flanagan, Steff Sirois, Max Vadakin, & Natalie Rogers, who are part of the graduating class!

05/22/2020

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Today's performance is by Rachel Furey, assistant professor of English. To entertain, inspire, uplift, and comfort members of the Southern community during t...

05/21/2020

Five readers performing their published work from Folio 2020.
English majors & minors: be sure to check your Southern email for a special announcement from our English Department faculty!

05/21/2020

🔒 FROM THE ARCHIVES 🔒
“One Warm Evening” by Karen Donnelly from the 1990 publication of Folio.

05/20/2020

Today's performance is by Genevieve Jaser, a junior IDS major: English and Communication; Embedded Writing Coordinator, Academic Success Center; and Programm...

05/19/2020

“Stoop Kid” by William Aliou. The first place winner in the Art section of Folio 2020.

05/19/2020

“One day, far in the future, I may be telling my own daughter about this time, how, as a second-semester senior in college, I used to meander my childhood neighborhood’s streets for hours, lonely and restless, how I finished my college thesis in my childhood bedroom and graduated from my laptop screen.”

Despite the language about new beginnings, most of us are “moving on” but not moving.

05/17/2020

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