clam·or    |    verb    |    \‘kla-m  r\

1. to make a loud uproar, as from a crowd of people; popular outcry.
2. to publicly express (as of support or protest).
3. to make a vehement expression of desire or dissatisfaction.

Clamor is the University of Washington Bothell’s annual Literary and Arts Journal, representing the best creative practices in literary, visual, and media arts from across our campus and surrounding community.

The Clamor editorial board acknowledges we are on ancestral lands stolen from Indigenous people of the Pacific Northwest Coast. We recognize the UWB campus sits on the original territory belonging to the Sts’ahpabš (Willow People) and pay our respects to the elders past and present. We value and encourage submissions from Indigenous voices.