Forces
Volume 2008 (2017)
Editor Notes
Collin College is a poster child of diversity; anyone who studies here is immediately faced with discussions which prove quickly that we are each distinctively individual, yet somehow all still part of a unified global journey. Forces 2008 has a multicultural voice featuring sneak peeks from an American Indian childhood in Oklahoma to a “radical” young girl’s coming of age in the 80’s “Thaw” of Moscow, from a profound view of a “Masterwork” to a squirrel that has something to do with Jesus and Starbucks. Most works reflect that we are simply on a daily journey to fit into our own skin while shedding the cocoon of our childhood.
-R. Scott Yarbrough Editor of FORCES Literary Magazine
Complete Issue
2008 Forces
Scott Yarbrough
Photographs
Missed a Spot
Jennifer Triggs
Mamaw's House
Toni Hubbard
Old Folks at Home
Justin Houston
Farmroad in Texas
John Dryk
On the Trip Leaving My Son
Valerie Clem
Repetition
Tove Mercer
Look What I Got
Jennifer Triggs
Optical Lenses
Ashley Coble
Self Portraits
Justin Houston
Little Pinch
Toni Hubbard
Melting My Shadow
Tracy Dicks
Hidden Burro
Justin Houston
Overwhelmed
Tracy Dicks
Poems
Hummingbird
Sydney Portilla-Diggs
I am Afraid
Allison Smith
When Did I Fall in Love With You?
Mary Baumgartner
I Never Lived in the Colored South
Sydney Portilla-Diggs
Day's Beauty - A Sonnet
Betsy Giron
Ode to a Kansas Night
Jessica Rogalski
Handwriting
Molly Boyce
New and Old
Sandra Herron
Ode to Normalcy and Routine - Ode 3
Brian Shade
Ode to the Working Man
Nicholas Bennett
Skin-Pleasure: Mother-Genetics
Tiffany Herron
Short Stories
Autumn 2001
J.P. Reese
Green and White and Red
Anum Tahir
My Indian Childhood in Oklahoma
Kathy Allen
The Master's Work
Cinde Matkin Rawn
Jesus, Squirrelly and Starbucks
Julie Calderara
Ceramic Art
Sculpture
Paper Sculpture
Amy Bishop
Wire Sculpture
Tab Green
Essays
Introduction
Scott Yarbrough
When is Art?
Scott Robinson
Editors
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