
Consider the Witch
I’ve always felt bad for witches. They are commonly depicted as women who are too old, too ugly, and too evil. Too different. Authors and […]
I’ve always felt bad for witches. They are commonly depicted as women who are too old, too ugly, and too evil. Too different. Authors and […]
Amelia Sinclair always found Halloween to be a bittersweet occasion. The candy, costumes, and the thrill of running door to door with her friends were […]
Submissions are now open for the 2023-24 school year. We are currently looking for fiction, poetry, nonfiction, digital art, and digital film or music from […]
Welcome to the online edition of The Blackbird Review, Voorheesville’s magazine of literature and the arts. Founded in 2005, the Review strives to showcase the best writing, photography, digital art, and music from Clayton A. Bouton High School students. On these pages, we hope to bring you the best creative work that Voorheesville students produce. We are a school club, staffed by high school students from the Clayton A. Bouton High School, and the work you see here is created and edited only by students.
Enjoy the work that you see here, and enjoy this snippet from Wallace Stevens. We like it. It sums it all up for us.
We publish the online edition of the magazine year-round, but also publish two print editions, one in the winter and one in the spring.
The Blackbird Review Podcast
Episode 6: Tricks and Treats (05/31/23)
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