Author: chivomengro
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A (Tentative) Review of Emerald Fennel’s Wuthering Heights

Written by Ella Astbury Art by Lute Campbell Now before I say anything at all, it’s important to state that I haven’t read the book. However, I know that our Heathcliff is supposed to be a man of color, and that this cultural and social “other”ness is a key plot…
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March Horoscopes ’26

Written by Julia Cote Art by Christopher Chapman Long time no see, spring chickens! I hope you’ve all survived the two months without your dear astrologer, and still trust the validity of my wisdoms. But if you don’t, that’s your problem. I have a 100% accuracy rate and my ego…
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Art Gallery March ’26

Behold the recent work of Chivomengro’s artists… Greta Scheff Spiral Trees, February 2026 Digital Collage Greta Scheff Great Scarlet Poppies, February 2026 Pastel Drawing and Digital Collage Lily Anderson Untitled, February 2026 Digital Painting Lily Anderson Untitled, February 2026 Digital Painting Julia Cote Paying Dues, February 2026 Analog Collage
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Art Gallery December ’25

Give it up for Chivomengro’s talented artists, everyone! Lily Anderson Imagination is Resistance, November 2025 Digital Painting Lily Anderson Beasts on Parade, November 2025 Digital Illustration Lily Anderson Home, October 2025 Reduction Blockprint Julia Cote Hey Kids!, November 2025 Analog Collage Julia Cote Memory Simulation, November 2025 Analog and Digital…
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December ’25 Horoscopes

Written by Julia Cote Art by Lute Campbell Happy holidays, tree toppers and bottoms! Please take these words of advice to heart to avoid disaster this season. Aries: Deck your halls, not your enemies’ faces. We can’t catch a charge before the new year. Taurus: Please take a moment to…
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Breakfast in the Mourning

Written by Greta Scheff Art by Greta Scheff At the secondary space I rarely called home,the rotten motel became my groundsfor pioneering through unworn territory.Through stubborn blades of grass,there she was: solid garnetwith an ink-blotted back,so still, as if anticipating my rescue.I put my new friend in a wooden boxfor…
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My Cousin Asks Me About College

Written by Parker Rogers Art by Parker Rogers For Mila, and all of her muchness. I am teaching her to embroider. The family bread recipe is rising in the oven. “You’ll like it,” I tell her. “It’s a lot of fun.” “Fun? How is school fun?” She asks me. Skeptical…
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November Horoscopes ’25

Written by Julia Cote Art by Greta Scheff Happy November, my little Turkeys! How funny is it that just a year ago we still had hope for this country… Anyways, I hope you get some great leaf-crunching in, and of course, Aries: At times such as these, may I suggest…
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Anything for the Wilderness, By God

Written by Izzy Hughes Art by Lily Anderson Everybody is super worried about conservation these days (well almost everybody), especially in the mountains. There are all these rules now. When you do trail work, you have to make it look natural, like it came out of the Earth. You have…
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Streetlight: A Collective Essay

Written by the Chivomengro staff Art by Jordan Coolbeth JULIA COTE “Sneaking” I snuck out only once as a teenager, to climb through a girl’s window, who I realized on my walk to her house I didn’t even remotely like. In a previous year’s fearful obsession, I decided to put…

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