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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Man Already Falling, Chelsea Bolan
The Fearcatcher Of East Hollywood, Naira Kuzmich
Notes For A Eulogy, Undelivered, Amanda Shapiro
The Hindu Shuffle, Matt Valentine
The Castle, Gabriel Welsch
Until Our Shadows Claim Us, Anne Valente
Key 16 The Tower
Syracuse University Magazine
The Man Behind Mongo
Think of the rich tradition of mystery serial novels and Spade and Hammer are certain to come to mind. But Mongo? That is the moniker of George Chesbro'sheroic protaganist, the dwarf detective with a doctoratein criminology who has starred in seven Chesbronovels. A 1962 SU graduate in special education, Chesbro taught mentally retarded and emotionally disturbed students near his Nyack, New York, home until 1979, when he began writing full-time. He has written 16 books, including the "Mangos": Shadow of a Broken Man (1977), City of Whispering Stone(1978), An Affair of Sorcerers (1979), The Beasts of …
Alligators In Academe
Syracuse University Magazine
Mystery is only one of the genres in which prolific writer Richard Hammer dabbles. lrue, he has won two Edgar Allan Poe Awards, but he has also written about the Vietnam War, politics, the civil rights movement, and other events of our times. He is a former New York Times reporter who has published also in many magazines. He wrote and narrated the film Interviews With My-Lai veterans, which won an Academy Award for best documentary. Both Ed gars came in the true crime category, for The Vatican Connection (1982) and The CBS Murders (1987). Other nonfiction works include Betwem …
Killed Top To Bottom
Syracuse University Magazine
Lnle do the well-meaning faculty members of Whitten College understand that TV executive Matt Cobb is, in truth, a high-level corporate snoop and trouble-shooter. Cobb is the protaganist of five novels by William DeAndrea. A sixth is coming soon. The fictitious Whitten College, the town of Sewanka, and some of the characters featured in this story were first created for DeAndrea's Killed \o/'ith a Passion, published in 1983. Other Cobb books are Killed in the Ratings (1978), Killed in the Aa(1981), Passion, Killed on the Ice (1984), and Killed in Paradise (1988; due in paperback this summer). DeAndrea is the …
Poetic License: The Past In Creative Writing, Mara Faulkner Osb, Cynthia N. Malone, Karen L. Erickson, Scott Richardson
Poetic License: The Past In Creative Writing, Mara Faulkner Osb, Cynthia N. Malone, Karen L. Erickson, Scott Richardson
Headwaters
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The Black Lily, Mandy French
The Duel, Mandy French
The Bird And The Human, Laine Scott
Nature Boy, Devinne Walters
Lolly, Sarah Crawford
Addictive Little Words, Devinne Walters
Berlin, Madeline Mcdonnell
Water, Sean Bernard
The Evangelicals Go Bungee Jumping, J. David Stevens
The Red Roofs Of München, Maggie Maurer
Not Everyone Is Special, Josh Denslow
Chevrons, Greta Schuler
When Lewis Carroll Faced The Jabberwocky, Todd Seabrook
There, There, Erika Seay
I Am The Spider, Joseph Celizic
Book Review - Kindred, Dindi Rashida Robinson
Book Review - Kindred, Dindi Rashida Robinson
Georgia Library Quarterly
Kindred is a timeless novel authored by Ocatvia E. Butler. Kindred embodies many genres including: Science Fiction, Historical Fiction, Psychological Fiction, as well as American Literature. This story chronicles the journey of a young African American writer who has to save an ancestor, in order to assure her own existence. Many topics are covered in this novel including, but not limited to:history, xenophobia, mysticism, forgiveness, understanding, love, and most importantly, family. Butler presents a riveting tale that will keep the reader in suspense.
Little Sister, Nabil Arnaoot
“Finnegans Wake” To “Gillegans Isle”, Robert E. Clark
“Finnegans Wake” To “Gillegans Isle”, Robert E. Clark
SPECS journal of art and culture
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Finding Myself In Fiction, Lori D'Angelo
Finding Myself In Fiction, Lori D'Angelo
disClosure: A Journal of Social Theory
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The Forces Of Flight, Dana Kroos
The Forces Of Flight, Dana Kroos
The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose
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