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Full-Text Articles in Creative Writing
A Long Way From Frankville: Stories By Sam Granade (1918-2008), S. Ray Granade
A Long Way From Frankville: Stories By Sam Granade (1918-2008), S. Ray Granade
Creative Works
No abstract provided.
In The Flesh: Fiction As An "Incarnational Art", Marissa Thornberry
In The Flesh: Fiction As An "Incarnational Art", Marissa Thornberry
Honors Theses
My goal in this paper is to support O’Connor’s claim that fiction is “incarnational” by providing additional evidence and addressing implications that she doesn’t. I am professing that fiction-writing is indeed “incarnational,” in even more ways than O’Connor directly expresses. If this thesis holds true, then it is difficult for Christians to rightly make light of the art of story-writing. Contempt for creative writers is tempered in our time more by a trend toward tolerance than by public or personal conviction of the human need for storytellers. Even in an environment where making money and tending to physical needs and …
Deacon Devotional, S. Ray Granade
Deacon Devotional, S. Ray Granade
Creative Works
I’ve just finished reading The Monuments Men, about the small group of individuals tasked with saving public and private art looted by Nazis in World War II. Saving it and returning it to its proper owners. You may have seen the movie made from the book. These people dealt with sculpture, flatware, glass, crystal, furniture, oils, watercolors, tapestries, books, incunabula, manuscripts—everything artistic of value. Some of the pieces were acknowledged masterpieces, some “from the school of,” some artwork that paled in comparison with the other. But each piece had been identified as art worth having. Art not worth having, “degenerate” …
Happiest Endings, Shelby Bilnoski
Strength Of A Servant, Rachel Gaddis
A Manifesto For The Selfish, Aaron Hill
The Aborted, Barrett Gay
That Little In Between, Abby Thomas
Scholars Day Program Of Events 2015, Carl Goodson Honors Program
Scholars Day Program Of Events 2015, Carl Goodson Honors Program
Scholars Day
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What If, Sean Jackson
Mesonoxian Bugtruck, Marissa Thornberry
Caffeine, Linda Copeland
There Ought To Be More Said, Joanna Horton
Paradisal Paradox, B. D. Bieger
Beyond The City At Night, Aaron Hill
Red, Marissa Thornberry
Robin's Tale, Sean Jackson
Little Lottie, Victoria Anderson
Literal, Joanna Horton
The City In Its Pieces, Rachel Gaddis
Piano, Shelbey Bilnoski
Jerusalem, Libby Hilliard
Coldly I Will Go, Matthew Ablon
Descrial, Marissa Thornberry
The Gift Of Story Singing, Abby Thomas
The Insanity Of Sanitation, Aaron Hill
The Only Day I Ever Heard Mother Lose Her Song, Abby Thomas
The Only Day I Ever Heard Mother Lose Her Song, Abby Thomas
Scope
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Do Not Cross The Double White Line, Shelby Spears
The Limbgate Visions: A Novel, Sean Jackson
The Limbgate Visions: A Novel, Sean Jackson
Honors Theses
Charlotte Crow was killed on her eighth birthday.
Or perhaps Charlotte never existed, and the whole tale was a product of a few children’s fevered imaginations.
Perhaps those children were themselves driven to murder by their imaginations.
Perhaps Charlotte’s dream world outlived her. Or perhaps it was her father’s dream.
I cannot judge the truth or presume to understand this story. I can only present the testimony of a few witnesses, to judges more knowledgeable than I.
I went to immense lengths to compile these diaries. My search began a few months ago when my grandfather, Robert Lamb, passed away. …