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Set Wide The Window, Olivia Tristan Ramo
Set Wide The Window, Olivia Tristan Ramo
Senior Projects Fall 2023
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Languages and Literature of Bard College.
Skyward, Christian R. Griffin
Skyward, Christian R. Griffin
Senior Projects Spring 2022
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Languages and Literature of Bard College.
Impressions On The American Cowboy: End Of The Trail, Ghost Town And Rough Men, Jude Edmund Markey-Smith
Impressions On The American Cowboy: End Of The Trail, Ghost Town And Rough Men, Jude Edmund Markey-Smith
Senior Projects Spring 2022
“Impressions on the American Cowboy” seeks to consider, expose, and investigate the symbol of the cowboy in our culture–– in all of its twisted romance. After reflecting on my personal experiences as well as various historical texts and works of western fiction, I set out to make my own western-themed work. My intention is to comment and explore the so-called “man problem” across disciplines in live performed time and space. This work attempts to think critically about how and why cowboy culture has persisted, and to delve into this particular and troubling projection of masculine consciousness.
Suburban Panic, Ella Ania Baldwin
Suburban Panic, Ella Ania Baldwin
Senior Projects Spring 2021
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Languages and Literature of Bard College.
Fledging, Eliza M. Watson
Fledging, Eliza M. Watson
Senior Projects Spring 2021
Fledging is a fictionalized exploration on the complexities of female agency, identity, and relationships in the face of migration. Told through a series of connected short stories inspired by magical realism, memory, and Irish mythology, Fledging seeks to acknowledge the pain and beauty of grief, love, loss, and motherhood.
Catch Hell Blues, Nick Jebsen
Catch Hell Blues, Nick Jebsen
Senior Projects Spring 2020
My novella features four friends attempting to navigate the transition between high school and adulthood while coming of age in the midst of political turmoil and an American epidemic of substance misuse. They attend a house party, inebriate, and drive around Los Angeles in a 1996 BMW 7 series while waxing philosophic about God, free-will, and beauty. After purchasing more alcohol, they vandalize a Confederate flag, which incites a road-rage incident. The second half of the novella details their separation from one another and struggles with personal loss and substance abuse.
The Cliff, Beatrice Ann Wedd
The Cliff, Beatrice Ann Wedd
Senior Projects Spring 2017
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Languages and Literature of Bard College.
Novg2011, Robert Kelly
Novg2011, Robert Kelly
Robert Kelly Manuscripts
From November 2011 in Robert Kelly Archive