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An Alternate Route, Rachael D. Tague
An Alternate Route, Rachael D. Tague
Creative Writing Minor Portfolios
An Alternate Route is a collection of short fiction and creative nonfiction from my undergraduate creative writing minor at Cedarville University. It explores stories I have heard, experienced, and imagined—stories worth remembering. “My Boyfriend’s Estranged Grandfather” was published in Cleaver Magazine, and “Rick’s Café: Negril, Jamaica” appeared in The MacGuffin.
In Order To Live, Madison E. Grapes
In Order To Live, Madison E. Grapes
Creative Writing Minor Portfolios
This portfolio, In Order to Live, includes some of the poetry and creative nonfiction pieces I wrote as a Creative Writing Minor at Cedarville University. “Printmaking” was published in the June 2015 edition of Spry, and “Deep Creek Lake” will be published in the summer anthology of Snapping Twig. The collection aims to redeem memory and salvage the sermon from previous experiences. I wrote about fingerprints, worms, grand pianos, the trinity, heartbreak, cancer and so much more to understand why any of it matters, in order to live.
A Work In Progress, David Gruber
A Work In Progress, David Gruber
Creative Writing Minor Portfolios
This is a collection of poetry and nonfiction pieces that I have written while I attended Cedarville University for four years. Each piece of writing originated from my musings and experiences during my college career. I write humor pieces not only to poke fun at things, but also to help understand the world around me and the experiences I have. In no way, do I ever want to think that I have made it as a writer, but that I am always in progress of becoming a better writer and working on my craft. The nonfiction short “Heart” has been …
A Former Liar Armed With Truth And Aiming For Greatness, Jonathan Gallardo
A Former Liar Armed With Truth And Aiming For Greatness, Jonathan Gallardo
Creative Writing Minor Portfolios
This portfolio is a collection of my favorite works of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry that I wrote during my final four semesters at Cedarville University. “Cicadas at Lorelei” has been accepted for publication in The Merrimack Review, and “I Don’t Share My Grandfather’s Love for Mathematics” has been accepted for publication in *82 Review. This collection deals with my discovering the truth about Jonathan Gallardo and using that truth to create art. I present to you A Former Liar Armed with Truth and Aiming for Greatness.
Toward Refuge, 43° 18’ N., 70° 47’ W., Ruth E. Towne
Toward Refuge, 43° 18’ N., 70° 47’ W., Ruth E. Towne
Creative Writing Minor Portfolios
This portfolio is a collection of some of my poetry and creative nonfiction pieces, all of which I wrote during my time as an undergraduate at Cedarville University. A few of the pieces in this collection have appeared previously in other publications. Literary Yard featured my nonfiction piece “Four Passages” on their website in November of 2014. Blotterature Literary Magazine published my nonfiction piece “This Is More Than Homesickness” in Volume 2, Issue 1, of their Winter 2015 publication. Burning Word Literary Journal published my nonfiction piece “Sun Fungus” in May of 2015. Magnolia Review featured my nonfiction piece “Nine …
Two Girls In The Rain, Brian Campbell
Two Girls In The Rain, Brian Campbell
Cedarville Review
"Two Girls in the Rain" contrasts how two different people react to the same trials and circumstances through the use of symbolism and parallelism.
Tap, Alexis F. Ancona
Tap, Alexis F. Ancona
Cedarville Review
An exploration of water imagery in my formative years: framed by my experience getting a spinal tap.
Remiges And Retrices, Ruth E. Towne
3728: For John And Sheri Hart, David Grandouiller
3728: For John And Sheri Hart, David Grandouiller
Cedarville Review
No abstract provided.
Hiraeth, Brian Campbell
Hiraeth, Brian Campbell
Cedarville Review
In 2002, my family was evacuated out of Côte d’Ivoire, West Africa, due to a civil war. I was five years old at the time, and my older sister was in boarding school. Two years later, my family returned to Côte d’Ivoire, only to be evacuated again after the nearby town was bombed. Despite only living in Côte d’Ivoire for four years of my life, the country and both evacuations have left a tremendous mark on my life. Through my poem “Hiraeth,” I explore nostalgia and the uncontrollable fleeting of time. According to Merriam Webster, “hiraeth” is a Welsh word …
Titanic, David Grandouiller
Floating, Rachel A. Croskrey
Floating, Rachel A. Croskrey
Cedarville Review
It's not sinking, it's not flying, it's just there.
Ocean Home, Rachel A. Croskrey
Ocean Home, Rachel A. Croskrey
Cedarville Review
"Ocean Home" is a pastoral view of life in and by the sea.
Making Mountains Out Of Snow Mounds, Sharon R. Tapia
Making Mountains Out Of Snow Mounds, Sharon R. Tapia
Cedarville Review
Short about my little sister, snow, and the fragile nature of heroes.
Naturally, Dominique R. Jackson
The Keukenhof Gardens, Emma P. Kowatch
Home, Madison V. Hart
A Crack In The Tree Line, David M. Widder-Varhegyi
A Crack In The Tree Line, David M. Widder-Varhegyi
Cedarville Review
No abstract provided.
Lever-Action, Ruth E. Towne
With My Feet, David Grandouiller