Honeycomb Literary is the literary journal of current and alumni students of SCAD. Formerly Ivy Hall Review, the journal reemerges tied to ideas rather than a building.
A honeycomb is a structure of adjoining cells meant to store precious material. Each month, this student-run publication is updated with the literary achievements of a new SCAD writer, adding to the legacy of the writers who came before.
The writing program at SCAD is unique in offering students the full breadth of professional avenues available to the modern writer. Creative writing, journalism, corporate communication, and emerging media alike challenge storytellers to broaden their scope and flex their versatility. Pieces contributed to the journal by SCAD Featured Writers often start as class projects and are indicative of the growth writers undergo during their time at SCAD.
Editors
Maleah Stephens is an undergraduate student in SCAD’s BFA Writing program. She currently works as a freelance writer and editor for fiction and nonfiction works, journalistic articles, and screenplays. She primarily writes existentialist, mythological, and psychological fiction, as well as poetry.
After graduation, she plans to continue exercising her love for writing as she works on her first novel and collection of assorted poems. She also hopes to devote her passion for research to other diverse projects in film and creative marketing.
Kelly Quintana is a Mexican-American, queer writer who loves shaping stories that make people feel seen, understood, and a little more connected. She’s written multiple pieces across legal, medical, lifestyle, and art and entertainment, always finding the human element behind complicated topics. Her work has taken her from research-based editorial work to data-driven SEO content, and she brings the same mix of curiosity and care to everything she writes. Now pursuing her MFA in Writing at SCAD, Kelly focused on learning all she can to continue to grow in her craft.
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