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Renee Davis
The nonfiction article “Oh Mirror, If You Could Only See Yourself Now” spurs from the fascination and creepiness that the author associates with mirrors. The history of humanity’s preoccupation and fear of the reflection in the mirror is an interesting and complex one, one the author attempts to explore. “To Fall in Love with a Wild Woman” discusses the type of energy that is released as one taps into their true wild nature. This wildness frequently causes others to run in horror. The poem “Dylan, Give Me a Break” conveys the desperation of rushing to complete the portfolio for the Writing on the Wild Side program while recovering from a major surgery.