The Denton Scribe Vol. 1
We are proud to present Volume 1 of The Denton Scribe. In this issue, you’ll find a wonderfully diverse presentation of poetry and prose. Nate Logan brings us “First of All, How Dare You,” a beautifully drawn combination of wit and eccentricity. Isabel Crespo’s “Help” draws us in with stunning imagery and well-constructed musicality. Sarah Hassell drops us at the doorstep of her visceral and sometimes heart-breaking world in “The Irony of Dead Flowers.” Finally, Randall Arnold presents “Anytime She Goes Away” where the line of prose and poetry blurs as he moves us through a fantastical and bizarre situation that showcases the depth of human emotion with a touch of humor.
Please send us your work for the next edition of The Denton Scribe to thedentonscribe@gmail.com. We'll be accepting submissions for our next issue through December 10th. Thanks, and enjoy!
Poetry
First of All, How Dare You
By Nate Logan
Non-Fiction Prose
The Irony of Dead Flowers
By Sarah Hassell
Fiction Prose
Anytime She Goes Away
By Randall G. Arnold
Header image design by Brittany Keeton