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Neon Allegiance, Jason Paul Olsen Dec 2009

Neon Allegiance, Jason Paul Olsen

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This collection of thirty-one poems is built around my personal search for place, the idea of "home," and how it is relationship more than mere geography that defines the places one encounters in a life. In these poems, that idea of "home" ties back to intimate relationships with family and friends, but also with relationships involving culture—both historical and popular—as a whole.

The collection itself is a pastiche of strategies and stylizations, united by a defined and consistent voice. The geographic locations vary—from Las Vegas (where the largest number of poems and energy are focused) to stops in points across …


Answer Me That, Catherine Davis Dec 2009

Answer Me That, Catherine Davis

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This is a collection of five works of short fiction and one creative non-fiction essay.


Night Field Anecdote, William Garrett Wright Aug 2009

Night Field Anecdote, William Garrett Wright

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Night Field Anecdote is an original collection of forty-one poems accompanied by a critical introduction.


Companionship Through Standard Question And Answer Routines, Ryan Saxon Davidson May 2009

Companionship Through Standard Question And Answer Routines, Ryan Saxon Davidson

Dissertations

Companionship through Standard Question and Answer Routines is a collection of short stories and short shorts dealing with the nature of human relationships and the ways in which people get to know each other.


Room, Vallie Lynn Watson May 2009

Room, Vallie Lynn Watson

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Room is a short novel written at The University of Southern Mississippi. It is accompanied by a critical preface.


Issaquah In January, Daniel Walter Morris May 2009

Issaquah In January, Daniel Walter Morris

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ISSAQUAH IN JANUARY is an original collection of fifty-one poems accompanied by a preface.


For The Stadium Vendor, Richard Andrew Boada May 2009

For The Stadium Vendor, Richard Andrew Boada

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FOR THE STADIUM VENDOR is an original collection of fifty poems accompanied by a preface.


Petticoat Government: Poems And Essays, Tiffany Ann Noonan May 2009

Petticoat Government: Poems And Essays, Tiffany Ann Noonan

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Petticoat Government is a collection of poems and essays that draw upon the varied lexicons of science, mythology, sports, literature, travel, art, fashion, and popular culture in an attempt to understand what deliminates womanhood. Using a mix of traditional and contemporary forms, these texts seek to complicate the myriad—and often conflicting—models of femaleness and the female body.


The Naming Of Strays, Erin Elizabeth Smith May 2009

The Naming Of Strays, Erin Elizabeth Smith

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The Naming of Strays is a collection of poems that deal with issues of place, gender power, sexual fidelity, and transience. While the majority of the poems are written in free verse, the dissertation also features a handful of formal poems including sonnets, sestinas, and prose poetry. n


The Projectionist, Travis Keith Kurowski May 2009

The Projectionist, Travis Keith Kurowski

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The Projectionist is a collection of short stories composed during my studies at The University of Southern Mississippi Center for Writers between the years 2006 and 2009. n