Our latest issue, “Alone Together: Confined in a Connected World” is now available to read for free. Featuring artists, writers, and poets from the CSUSB
Dear Readers, We at Pacific Review would like to extend our gratitude and appreciation to all the communities and its thriving members of CSUSB, San
Our “Special Features” page is now live with two interviews from dedicated artists on campus. Check them out below!
Donovan D. Dickerson I imagine just me and the road the surroundings bring stress my car is my haven before I get home Driving down
Emilee Corral Rain rattles, paddles, and pours right into the pores of my skin. It drips, Destroys, Or (in other words) Baptizes. Cleaning the Earth,
Vicki Mandell-King – after an untitled piece by Naomi Richman, a 10th grader at Boulder High School The kitten stares out above a spill on
Esmeralda Gomez Your language is foreign to me. I can hear you speak but- I don’t understand what you mean. The music’s loud so you
Nicole Barrera If I found a magic lamp I’d know what I’d ask for He’d come out in the most grandiose way Smoke and fireworks
Kent Rogers My mother passed a few years ago. She’d made it to ninety-two, Quite a time, More than I expect myself. Her presence occasionally
Natalie Thompson I’ve said pain so many times It’s become my name And the name of many others Who’ve been renamed “Too difficult” on their
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