An Interview, a Poem, an Essay, & a Short Story to Celebrate Women's History Month

Explore Hypertext's archive & respond to a writing prompt.

ARTWORK: You’ll See Me from a Trillion Miles Away by Angela Fraleigh

INTERVIEW: The Calamities of Girlhood: An Interview with Donna Miscolta (interviewed by Rachel Swearingen)

POETRY: My Mother’s Words by Amanda Galvan Huynh

NONFICTION: Don’t Blame The Bunny by Patricia Ann McNair

FICTION: The World Is on Fire So You Have to Protect Yourself by Besty Finesilver Haberl

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WRITING PROMPT: Find a photograph of someone you don’t know–check your attic, a library archive, or an antique store. Imagine a rich life that extends beyond the image. Write about this moment captured on camera now that you’ve created the context for it.

WRITING PROMPT: Take two pieces of writing you abandoned. Combine them one right after the other or by slicing them together at many different points. Make the writing flow together seamlessly as if it was originally one piece.

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