They say that writing is easy – all you have to do is open a vein, and bleed. It is hoped that with every word we spill, we are one step closer to the authentic self. The spilled ink series encourages everyone to reflect, ponder, and share – to tell stories. With these pieces, we […]

The spilled ink series encourages everyone to reflect, ponder, and share – to tell stories. For this installment, Sarah Gunawan tells a short narrative about a cycling trip from New York City to Cambridge, ON. The journey is documented through words, photographs, maps and notes.

The spilled ink series encourages everyone to reflect, ponder, and share – to tell stories. For this installment, Mayuri Paranthahan shares a three-part short story exploring youth, beauty, and the art of space in her piece entitled Cloying Roses.

The spilled ink series encourages everyone to reflect, ponder, and share – to tell stories. For this installment, Bianca Weeko Martin shares a marries traditional oil painting with visually suggestive poetry in her piece entitled Aquaphobia.

The spilled ink series encourages everyone to reflect, ponder, and share – to tell stories. For this installment, Hagop Terzian, a first year student, shares a piece from his common place book about the beginnings of his time here at Waterloo Architecture.

They say that writing is easy - all you have to do is open a vein, and bleed. It is hoped that with every word we spill, we are one step closer to the authentic self. This is an open Call for Writing to welcome the craft of creative writing into the BRIDGE community. The pieces are encouraged to explore beyond the academic environment and to dig deeper into the art of writing itself. To reflect, ponder, and share – to tell stories.