Volume VI, Issue 3: Forge Announcement
In our second issue, our writers explored the first element, Wind, through "Flurry" which we publish this Friday, October 18. For our third element, we are focusing on fire. In our third theme
Volume VI, Issue 2: Flurry Preview
Hello Inkwell Readers! We made it through Hurricane Helene and are excited to give you a sneak peek to our next issue: Flurry. While wind uprooted trees and took down power lines, our
Volume VI, Issue 1: Drought
Hello again, Inkwell readers! The element of Earth has so many lessons to teach and sceneries to be admired. Pause to take in God's creation that surrounds you every day. Our writers have
Volume VI, Issue 2: Flurry Announcement
In our first issue, our writers explored the first element, Earth, through "Drought" which we publish this Friday, September 27. For our second element, we take to the sky with the wind. Our
Volume VI, Issue 1: Drought Preview
Hello again, Inkwell readers! We are thrilled to present our first issue for the semester next Friday, September 27th. But first, we would like to give you a sneak peak: Lindsey Mohnacky's poem,
Introducing our first theme...
We are excited to launch our new school year with new staff members and fresh ideas for this semester! For our first issue, which will be released on September 27th, we are exploring
2024 BJU English Division Writing Contest Winners
Inkwell Literary Magazine is pleased to present the winners of Bob Jones University's English Division creative writing contest!
Volume V, Issue 8: Legacy
Hello again, Inkwell readers! We are proud to present our final issue of the semester, “Legacy.” Legacy: something transmitted by or received from an ancestor or predecessor or from the past In our
Volume V, Issue 8: Legacy Preview
Greetings, Inkwell readers! We’re so excited to present our final issue of the semester, “Legacy,” next Friday, April 19. But first, we’d like to give you a sneak peek: Lindsey Mohnacky’
Volume V, Issue 7: Nostalgia
Happy Friday, Inkwell readers! We are so excited to present our third issue of the semester, “Nostalgia.” Nostalgia: a wistful or excessively sentimental yearning for return to or of some past period or
Volume V, Issue 7: Nostalgia Preview
Inkwell Literary Magazine is pleased to present a preview of our upcoming issue, “Nostalgia”: Vivian Waite’s poem “The Magic of Toys.” Do you know what happened to your old toys? Maybe you
Volume V, Issue 6: Nomad
Inkwell Literary Magazine is pleased to present a very special second issue of the semester, “Nomad.” Nomad: an individual who roams about In a literal interpretation of the definition, a nomad could be
Volume V, Issue 6: Nomad Announcement
Greetings, Inkwell readers! We are pleased to present a preview of our upcoming issue, “Nomad”: Olivia Best’s poem “Transient Thought.” While we may often think of people as being nomads, this poem
Volume V, Issue 5: Roots
Happy Friday, Inkwell readers! We are pleased to present our first full issue of the semester, “Roots.” In this issue our writers delve into both factual and fictional origin stories. Protagonists protect their
Volume V, Issue 5: Roots Preview
Welcome back, Inkwell readers! We are excited to present our first preview poem of the semester, “When I First Loved You: A Sonnet for My Sister” by Eden N. Rowland. In her poem,
Volume V, Issue 4: Vindication
Season’s Greetings, Inkwell readers! We’ve made it to the end of the semester, and I personally could not be more proud of our staff for all their hard work in the
Volume V, Issue 4: Vindication Preview
Hello again, Inkwell readers. Today we’d like to present a sneak peek at our last issue of the semester, “Vindication.” Trenton Goldsmith’s poem “Who can blame?” ruminates on the highs and
Volume V, Issue 3: Defeat
Happy (almost) Thanksgiving, Inkwell readers! We’re certainly thankful for our upcoming holiday break; schoolwork and extracurriculars seem to snowball this time of year and can leave us feeling overwhelmed and ready to
Volume V, Issue 3: Defeat Preview
We at Inkwell are pleased to present a sneak peek at our upcoming issue, “Defeat.” Eden N. Rowland’s poem “The Pawn” presents a narrator in the midst of a dark chapter in