Bellezine 2025: The Multilingual Issue Available On Campus
Bellezine 2025 is now available–free to all students, faculty, staff, and alumni–on campus in the Library Media Center and R230.
Bellezine 2025 is now available–free to all students, faculty, staff, and alumni–on campus in the Library Media Center and R230.
Mark W published his short story “Pearl River 1980” in the Climate Justice issue of Belletrist. We spoke with him about the inspiration for his story, his process, and COVID-19. B: What was the inspiration for this story? MW: This…
Bellevue College students, faculty, staff, and alumni are eligible to receive a FREE copy of the 2020 edition of Bellezine, delivered straight to your door! Follow this link to sign up. Bellezine is funded by the Service & Activities Fee at Bellevue…
We are looking for submissions for the upcoming issue of the student-authored, student-edited Bellezine. Submissions of poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and art are now accepted from students and alumni of Bellevue College.
With 2019 having just ended, we are pleased to announce our Pushcart Prize nominations. Congratulations to our following contributors! “History” by Ann Cwiklinski “The Mineral Pools at Oxley” by Rachel Karyo “Graveyard Shift” by Victoria Forester “The Survival Book” by…
We are delighted to announce our Best of the Net Anthology nominations! Congratulations to our talented contributors; we are honored to have published these works. Poetry: “Last Day of the Viaduct / Linda Waterfall Is Dead” by Molly Tenenbaum Fiction:…
Belletrist has added an issue! The mini-issue of the magazine–Bellezine–will release in the spring and feature the students and alumni of Bellevue College. If you are interested in submitting, visit our Submittable page. If you are interested in being on…
As we enter a new year, our staff looks back at our best reads of 2018. Cassie: My best read of 2018 was The Great Believers by Rebecca Makkai–by far! I have few memories of the AIDS crisis in the 80s, and…
We are pleased to announce our Pushcart Prize nominations! Congratulations to our talented contributors; we are honored to have published these works. Poetry: “End” by Miho Kinnas “You Prefer Hearing Poems Read Aloud to Poems on the Page” by Amy…