Apogee is Franklin College’s student-run literary journal that accepts previously unpublished works in poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, drama and visual art. Apogee is an annual publication printed in late spring. Submissions are open during summer and fall.
Vol. 61 out now!
Apogee
Volume 61
Here are this year’s contest winners:
Prose: Kassian Frey for “This is Therapy”
Poetry: Cooper Davis for “Veni(son)
Visual Arts: Alia Sarris for “Something Holy”
Cover: Josh Hansel
Apogee Staff Winners:
Prose: Maya McCloud for “Rocket City Baseball”
Poetry: Colleen Kincaid for “i’ll tell her eventually, maybe, idek”
“Apogee is always a joy to read, and the opportunity for students to publish their writing is invaluable.”
— Dr. George Phillips
“Apogee is central to the artists’ community at Franklin College. In addition to showcasing the creative talent on campus, this student-run magazine also allows staff members to gain professional experience that will translate into a variety of positions in today’s job market.”
— Dr. Katie Burpo
About The apogee
The Apogee is a student-lead literary journal. We strive to share the talent of our undergrad students at Franklin College! We publish yearly journals, celebrating creative written and visual work!