FUSION Magazine | The literary voice of Berklee College of Music.

FUSION, v.4:
Featured Writers

Friction

loose strife

Occupations

What I Was Trying to Say Was

Elegy for Our Dog

Surf Lesson

A Thing Will Still Be a Thing No Matter What You Place in Front of It

Napoleon

XXV. Salobrena

Dancing with My Father

For the Survivors

After Lorca’s Death

Biting the Branch

This Window and a Wish

The Witch’s Eye

Dear B,

Dear B,

Raftery’s Buttons

A Piper Prepares

A Slow Start to the Set

Music of the Spheres

Concertina

Requiem

Tonight’s the Night

Last Imagining My Death Poem

Europa and the Bull

Self-Portrait with American Crows

Avenue of the Stars

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Berklee Community, Volume 4

POETRY

Berklee Community, Volume 4

CREATIVE NONFICTION

Berklee Community, Volume 4

FILM STUDIES

Berklee Community, Volume 4

INTERVIEW

Berklee Community, Volume 4

VISUAL ART

Featured Artists, Volume 4

FEATURED WRITERS

Foggy Morning, Strathlachlan, Michael Russell

Scottish Feature, Volume 4

Voices and Visions from the U.S. and Scotland

Columns, Zev Burrows: Film Talk

Film Criticism: Does it Matter Anymore?

Columns, Linnéa Lundgren

Life in Boston: A Swede’s Perspective

Celtic FUSION 2014, Events

Photos from Celtic FUSION 2014 – Am Fuaran

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FUSION is Berklee College of Music's global forum of writing, visual art, and music that engages notions of interconnectivity and interdisciplinary approaches to the arts. We publish high-quality literature, journalism, film/video, photography, and multimedia projects by our community as well as internationally recognized artists. We also invite essays on the rich relations between music and the other arts; translations; and works employing fusion as theme, concept, or inspiration. FUSION is a celebration of the arts, responding to E.M. Forster's charge, “Only connect!”