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\nassistant managing editors: Veronika Linstrom & Jasmine Patera  \nfiction editors: Korbyan Chavez, Josie Sletmoen, & Allie Werth  \nnonfiction editors: Sam Amendolar, Jonathan Sladko, & Quinn Berg  \npoetry editors: Charles Henry & Drake Reiland  \nart and photography editors: Brenden Kimpe, Lillian Quinn, & Ceallan Hunter  \nchief copy editors: Abigail Petersen & Gabrielle Park  \nsocial media coordinator: Chloe Piekkola  \nfiction reading board: Ned Byzewski, Caius Buran, Inga Fraser, Brenden Kimpe, Robert Moore, Jr. , & Sammi Weber  \npoetry reading board: Ned Byzewski, Caius Buran, Brenden Kimpe, Audrey Tumberg, James Stanton, & Sammi Weber  \nnonfiction reading board: Robert Moore, Jr.  \nart & photography review board: Robert Moore, Jr., & James Stanton  \ncopy editors: Ned Byzewski, Caius Buran, Robert Moore, Jr., Audrey Tumberg, & Sammi Weber  \ndesign & layout team: Veronika Linstrom, Jasmine Patera, Chloe Piekkola, Caitlin Scheresky, & Sammi Weber  \nproofreaders: Caitlin Scheresky & Jasmine Patera  \nfaculty advisors: Dr. Courtney Kersten & Dr. Patrick Henry  \nFloodwall is a production of students at the University of North Dakota. The magazine is produced by volunteers and students enrolled in the certificate program in Writing, Editing, & Publishing. Submissions to Floodwall are open only to students currently enrolled in an undergraduate, graduate, or certificate program at UND. Submission [guidelines are posted on the](guidelines are posted on the Floodwall website: www.und.edu/floodwall)[ Floodwall](guidelines are posted on the Floodwall website: www.und.edu/floodwall)[ website: www.und.edu/floodwall](guidelines are posted on the Floodwall website: www.und.edu/floodwall).  \nCopyright © 2025, the contributors. No portion of Floodwall may be reprinted without permission from the contributor.  \nFrom the Editors  \nTime flies when you’re having fun! We are proud to present volume two, issue eleven of Floodwall, the University of North Dakota’s student-run literary magazine! Each issue seems to progress quicker than the last, and after the…generous winter the North Dakota powers that be granted us, it’s hard to believe we’re already wrapping up another issue and presenting the work of our incredible contributors with you, the reader. The team here at Floodwall are so grateful to our wonderful support system, both in and out of UND’s wingspan. Much love to you all, dear readers.  \nThis issue is special for many reasons, including that of the incredible work showcased within its pages. But what is perhaps most spectacular is that Floodwall 2.11 is our fifth-anniversary issue! Floodwall 2.0—the revamp of the original magazine that entered hibernation in 2014—has now seen ten issues to production, each showcasing the beauty of UND’s own creative community. From start to finish, each issue has been produced by students attending UND. Those who know their lit mags might recognize that five years is no small feat—the average lifespan of a lit mag is around three years! We owe Floodwall’s success toa myriad of faces, both past and present; to Floodwall’s OG masthead, Floodwall 2.0’s original masthead, and all Floodwall volunteers, readers, contributors, and supporters, thank you. You are the lifeblood of this magazine.  \nFollowing the transition of power nationally, Floodwall has seen its own baton pass. Two Assistant Managing Editors, Jasmine Patera and Veronika Linstrom, joined the team this semester and will fully take thereins as Co-Editors in the fall. They’ve done a wonderful job learning the ropes, and we have no doubts that they will continue to do so. 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