Table of contents

Cover

Title Page

Copyright

Table of Contents

Introduction

List of Contents

Kaelan Mulye (he/him)

Mel Peanasky (he/they)

Tyler Genthe (he/him)

Lillian Zuelke (she/her)

Jake Sachs (he/him)

Susie Wen (she/her)

Samuel White (he/him)

Christian Hooper (he/him)

Talia Yin (she/her)

Daisy Monroe

Alexandra Berryman (she/her)

Emmeline Houk (she/her)

Atlas Fister (he/they)

Natalia James (she/her)

Addie Siembieda (she/her)

Madeline Kim-Stoughton (she/her)

Zoe Waters (she/her)

Sophie Kestelman (she/her)

Bryndís Davis (she/her)

Jacqueline Brace (she/her)

Kathryn Anderson (she/her)

Julio Giménez Citoler

Juno Krishti (they/them)

Caleb Frailey (he/him)

Ommu Kabba (she/her)

Description

Café Shapiro is an annual event where undergraduate student writers, nominated by their instructors to participate, read from their creative works.

Café Shapiro began in February 1998 as part of the University’s “Year of the Humanities and Arts” (YoHA). and was originally conceived as a student coffee break. Café Shapiro takes place in the Shapiro Undergraduate Library during winter evenings in March. For many student writers, Café Shapiro is a first opportunity to read publicly from their work.