Biographies
of the artists
Jeff Aisen has decided to remain anonymous. Genna Bellezza has been writing poetry for almost five years, and is honored to be featured in this semester’s issue of AmLit. Although she is majoring in Business, Genna hopes to publish a book one day. In her spare time, Genna can often be found sitting in the LA quad, avoiding homework and talking to strangers. These random life moments is where she usually draws her inspiration from. Louise Brask is a photographer, dancer, and visual artist who is interested and impacted by the surrealist, classicist, and post-modernist art movements. She is a first-year student from Minneapolis, Minnesota and enjoys her free time by reading databases, yoga, golfing with her father, and being young. Liz Calka is the story of America.
Sam Goldstein is a junior and majoring in Political Science and Sociology. He is originally from New York City, although his family has now spread into the beaches of New Jersey. He finds inspiration to write about the most miniscule aspects of his life, like a design on a lighter or the pattern of a rug. He allows these things to roll over in his mind and attaches meaning to these otherwise inert objects in the form of poetry, hopefully good poetry! Dara Hirsch is half human. Jonathan Holin storms through the party like his name is El Nino. Franziska Kabelitz loves dipping French croissants into big cafe au lait bowls on a sunny balcony in Barcelona. And then dance. Danielle King always
Miriam Callahan is a senior majoring in International Studie and minoring in Literature.While she is pleased to be published in this edition of AmLit, she is disheartened to know that she will never be as smart as John Stuart Mill Christina Farella likens herself to Franny Glass. She has Saturnine eyes and a wan mouth. She dislikes being told what to do. Antonio Giuseppe Forte IV, AU class of ’12, was born and raised in small-town Rhode Island. He has played musical instruments since before he could talk and is intending to major in Music Performance in the College of Arts and Science. Matthew Gasper is keen on AmLit.
plays music and likes to sing. From the Nutmeg State. Josh Little is a freshman in the School of Public Affairs. He enjoys running down hallways (naked), reading erotic poetry (fully clothed) and watching reruns of The View (naked). His career goals include being the best Alpha boy he can be. Josh would like Steven Morrissey and the rest of The Smiths for making him everything he is today.. Andrew Lobel contains coconut oil, salt, niacinamide, yellow 5, reduced iron, zinc oxide, yellow 6, thiamin mononitrate, BHT (a preservative), pyridoxine hydrochloride, folic acid, and of course, riboflavin.
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