white clouds
swim fast
the blue sky
somewhere in the south
- by Artem Stepanenko, age 16
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An e-zine of artwork, poetry, fiction, and non-fiction by Slavic American youth, including teens of Russian and Ukrainian ethnicity, living in the United States.
Labels
- "My Name" (2)
- "My Neighborhood" (6)
- "Where I'm From" poem (23)
- "Who I Am" (2)
- art (3)
- bilingual work (2)
- essay (1)
- fiction (6)
- haiku (32)
- historical fiction (2)
- holidays (1)
- non-fiction narrative (1)
- Oregon history impressions (17)
- perceptions of our community (4)
- photography (12)
- poetry (76)
- short story (6)
- taking on perspectives from history (12)
- tools for writers (1)
- traditional celebrations (1)
- traditional food recipe (4)
About
- SAY Zine
- A zine of artwork, poetry, fiction, and non-fiction by Slavic American youth, including teens of Russian and Ukrainian ethnicity, living in the United States.
The mission of the magazine is to provide a platform for creative expression and self-definition for the youth in the Slavic community, which has not been heard from often in the American mainstream.
Submit to SAY Zine
Slavic youth across the U.S. are invited to submit writing or artwork at sayzine {at} gmail {dot} com.
Topics of current interest:
- How would you define your community and/or how do you want your community to be seen?
- Memories and experiences that make you who you are
- Your neighborhood
- Slavic food recipes
- Holiday traditions
- Places where you'd like to go or where you've been
Topics of current interest:
- How would you define your community and/or how do you want your community to be seen?
- Memories and experiences that make you who you are
- Your neighborhood
- Slavic food recipes
- Holiday traditions
- Places where you'd like to go or where you've been
Blog Archive
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2010
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May
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- white cloudsswim fastthe blue skysomewhere in the ...
- the distraction of tv
- the Japanese American internment experience throug...
- Letters to Family: The Chinese Experience in 19th ...
- Letters to the Editor Regarding the Passage of the...
- The Enemy
- Swings after the war
- Cherry and her family
- I had a family
- just a girl
- My name is J Shaun
- I am a warrior and I am afraid
- Here Is to History: Conversations from Early Orego...
- On the Waves
- Immigrants
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May
(15)
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