Symbolism represents abstract ideas through objects, people, or places. Originated in French poetry in 19th century to combat realism. Comes from Latin "symbolus" meaning "sign of recognition"
Ocean Awareness Competition targets students aged 11-18 for environmental awareness. New York Times Summer Reading Contest accepts submissions from 13-19 year olds. River of Words Poetry Contest is world's largest youth poetry competition. Harvard International Economics Essay Contest targets grades 9-12 students
Issue 20 released December 9th with 119 submissions. Theme is 'Rebirth', but submissions accepted for all subjects. Features poems by Sara Wilson, Erin Emily Ann Vance, and Adeoti Fashokun
A vignette is a short piece of writing that focuses on a specific moment. In literature, vignettes typically contain under 1,000 words. They describe textures, emotions, and senses without moving the plot forward
Latin literature began as Greek translations during Roman Republic and Empire. Latin authors used Greek themes and traditions for originality. Hellenistic influence came from south, Etrusco-Hellenic from north. Early literature consisted of improvised farce and festive songs
Cymena freighter sank in South McDonald Islands during snowstorm. Story Girl beguiled four-year-old boy with good humor. Last Call Before Fall festival celebrated in Geneva on September 2nd. Hajni Kis won Best Student Film at Sarajevo Film Festival