Aliza Susatijo
Aliza Susatijo
Aliza Susatijo
Editor-in-Chief, she/her
Aliza is a third year majoring in Foreign Affairs and English in the Modern and Global Studies program, with a minor in Data Science (which is way too long). She loves to crochet/knit, explore the aisles of bookstores with a coffee in hand, and constantly reorganize her playlists on Spotify!
Contact her at: egg2qp@virginia.edu
See Aliza’s Work!
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Volume III, Issue I: Letter from the Editors on Renaissance
We begin in darkness, where many things do. The earth clings to an inky silence, still damp with dreams. But as it shivers awake, shedding the velvet cloak of night, shadows surrender to dawn’s gentle flush.
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Volume III, Issue 1: Mothers Pass Down Pearls of Wisdom (and Pearl Earrings)
words by Aliza Susatijo, art by Mariam Seshan
Just as all other aspects of life are cyclical, so too is fashion.
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Volume III, Issue II: Letter from the Editors on Haunted
What is a ghost but the body’s way of remembering itself?
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Volume II, Summer Issue: A Place to Return
Words by Aliza Susatijo, Art by Jessie Mai
Santa Monica Pier, CA
warmth and sea salt,
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Volume II, Issue I: Estimated Time of Arrival
Words by Aliza Susatijo, Art by Tori Ochave
What do you think of when you’re on a road trip?
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Volume II, Issue II: A Question on Where I Belong?
Words by Aliza Susatijo, Art by Sana F.
Am I still present within my family when I live 80 miles away?
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Volume II, Issue III: pulsar
Words by Aliza Susatijo, Art by Ananya Saraiman
spirals of siphoning stars and and flickering beacons of light
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'23-24 Print Issue
Find Aliza’s writing on pg 15-16
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Volume I, Issue II: rooted in harsh soil
Words by Aliza Susatijo, Art by Jasmine Wang
in a perfect world, i would not exist
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Volume I, Issue I: Mango-Scented Memory
Words by Aliza Susatijo, Art by Tori Ochave
I’m glad the weather’s getting warmer, soon it’ll be mango season.
Oh! Mangoes are my favorite fruit – they’re just so difficult to peel and slice.
