Vasili Moschouris
Editor-In-Chief
Vasilios Moschouris is a junior, majoring in Creative Writing and French. He writes words and hopes that one day he'll be able to make enough money off of them to live, or at least buy some food. He enjoys a good hammock session and lives for those few glorious moments a week when he forgets about all the work he has to do.
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Martina Litty
Poetry Editor
Martina studies creative writing and English. Her first love is poetry, but she also has a soft spot for shining a flashlight and seeing cows' eyes glow in the night. She has no idea how to parallel park.
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Sidney Wollmuth
Managing Editor
Sidney Wollmuth is double-majoring in English Literature and Creative Writing. She likes to describe herself as the cross between a six-year-old and a sixty-year-old. When she's not doing her homework or losing things, she's probably endlessly scrolling through literature memes. Visit her writing portfolio at sidneywollmuth.com
Contact: managing@atlantismagazine.org
Courtney Busick
Photography Editor
Courtney Busick is a junior from Mount Airy, North Carolina. She is majoring in Communication Studies and double minoring in Leadership Studies and Digital Arts. She is also involved with the Association for Campus Entertainment and UNCW CARE. She has loved photography ever since she was fourteen years old and she is excited to bring her passion to Atlantis Magazine as the Photography Editor. One thing to know about Courtney is she is a coffee and concert enthusiast. Her favorite coffee shop is Social Coffee and Supply Co. and one of her favorite concerts she has attended is The 1975 last summer. She also enjoys travelling, drawing, singing, dancing and exploring new restaurants with her friends
Contact: photography@atlantismagazine.org
Editorial Board
Atlantis staff | Spring 2020
Photographer: River Bondurant and staff
Rachel Black
Marketing Coordinator
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Katherine Watterson
Nonfiction Editor
Katherine Watterson writes novels, mostly. She lives in the historic district with her boyfriend and their two rescue pets. Her hobbies include making lists, reading primary sources, and creating collage poetry. Catch her playing pool at Orton’s or thrifting at Vintage Values.
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Rachel is a Senior pursuing a business degree in marketing strategy and a minor in creative writing. When she isn't preparing monthly budget sheets, she enjoys unsolved mysteries and rolling her eyes at the ever-present catastrophe of modernism. She runs sometimes, values punctuality and senses of humor, doesn't accept your zodiac sign as an excuse, but might let it go if you bring her food.
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Siobahn Daugherty
Fiction Editor
Alaina Bubeck
Art Editor
Alaina Bubeck is a senior majoring in studio art and minoring in art history. She is planning on getting her masters degree in art education to pursue a career as a high school art teacher. Alaina loves working with charcoal and pastels but has also enjoyed oil painting. This is her first year as the Art Editor for Atlantis. Check her art out on Instagram @alaina_bubeck_art. She also has an art website: https://abubeck6.wixsite.com/alaina
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Siobahn Daugherty stands barely 5'0" ft tall, but is one of the biggest supporters of Black and other diverse voices in literature. She spends most of her days listening to Ariana Grande, finding the next book to read, and avoiding writing. She hopes to one day gain enough discipline to sit down and at least write something.
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Lauran Jones
Layout Editor
Lauran Jones is a junior pursing a Creative Writing degree with a Digital Arts minor. Her passions include reading, writing, designing, swimming, and cuddling with her cats, Prada and Armani. Lauran has dedicated her life to amplifying black voices in the creative writing industry. If you want to follow her journey, you can follow her @mermaidlauran on all platforms and her literary magazine for black students @uncwseabreeze!
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Bella Wick
Copy Editor
Bella Wick is studying creative writing with a publishing certificate and English with a professional writing certificate. Her most common forms of procrastination include cleaning and helping her friends solve their problems while ignoring her own. She wants to learn everything there is to know and traveling might be cool someday
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copy@atlantismagazine.org