Bridgette DorseyJul 10, 2019The Last DragonDuval adjusted the jute strap of his pack, continuing through the damp moss of the woods. A rather violent storm had blown through the night before, and he w...
Hannah BartbergerApr 30, 2019An Extinguished Flame“How long has she had the fever?” asked Doctor Martin Ray as he stepped into his son-in-law’s house. After Alex closed the door behind him, he said, “For abo...
Erin Pait, Odyssey Contest 2018Feb 6, 2019We Were HereErin Pait, author of We Were Here, won 3rd place in the Odyssey Magazine Art & Literary Contest 2018 and 1st place for her short fiction piece at the Florida...
Kevin Arms, AdvisorFeb 6, 2019Odyssey wins awardsThe Odyssey magazine of the arts was recently honored with seven awards from the Florida College System Publications Association for its 2018 edition. In stu...
Kevin Arms, AdvisorJan 30, 2019Meet the 2019 Judges: Literary ArtsThis year, the Odyssey welcomes Ms. Amber Karlins - Instructor, English as our Literary Arts Judge. Amber Karlins is a full-time instructor of English at Lak...
by Austin Fraser, Staff writerMar 28, 2018Fate's Youngest SisterThank you to Noah Fraser, my brother. The city of Trachis was built at the meeting of two rivers, one which flowed to the green sea and one which flowed to t...
by Austin Fraser, Staff writerFeb 5, 2018A Scholarly PursuitBy the anemic light of Phobos, I followed my rival’s spoor. Master had hewn him for some minor transgression a handful of years before, and so he dragged his...
Kevin Arms, AdvisorOct 4, 2017What is flash fiction?One of this year's new contest categories is flash fiction. As I've been supervising the submissions that come in, I've heard time and again that students di...
Odyssey StaffFeb 24, 2017Refiner's Fire by Tabitha GonzalezAs I sit here in the dark waiting for what is about to happen, I start to think. I am being abused; not being used for the purpose my master made me. He made...
