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Everything You Don’T See, Lauren Dowling 2020 Syracuse University

Everything You Don’T See, Lauren Dowling

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Front Cover, 2020 Syracuse University

Front Cover

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Scar, Tanushri Majumdar 2020 Syracuse University

Scar, Tanushri Majumdar

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Meet The Editors, 2020 Syracuse University

Meet The Editors

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Intertext 2020 — Complete Issue, 2020 Syracuse University

Intertext 2020 — Complete Issue

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Haiti And The Early American Imagination, Michael Drexler 2020 Bucknell University

Haiti And The Early American Imagination, Michael Drexler

Faculty Contributions to Books

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Meet The Artists, 2020 Syracuse University

Meet The Artists

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Camouflage, Fred Pond 2020 Lindenwood University

Camouflage, Fred Pond

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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Always On The Clock, Patrick Font 2020 University of Arkansas, Fayetteville

Always On The Clock, Patrick Font

Graduate Theses and Dissertations

Always on the Clock is a partial collection of stories centering around the working lives of men and women in Houston, Texas, that explores failed notions of the American Dream. Houston, my hometown, is not perfect by any means, but, given its cultural diversity, I do find it to be the perfect backdrop for the struggles my characters face as they yearn for better versions of themselves, however unattainable their desires may be. This is all to say that Always on the Clock is a satire of American obsessions and culture—work and upward mobility, public education, sex and relationships, parenting, …


A Blended Displacement; Stories From The Periphery, Katherine Belliel 2020 Northern Michigan University

A Blended Displacement; Stories From The Periphery, Katherine Belliel

All NMU Master's Theses

A Blended Displacement; Stories from the Periphery, explores various forms and definitions of displacement through relationships, travel, and the sense of home. The thesis explores such subject matter as a creative work of mixed creative non-fiction and fiction. By engaging with controversial terms like expatriate, immigrant, refugee, and third-culture-kid, the work interrogates the political with the personal. The non-fiction part of the thesis centers on the narrative of a woman from Michigan living abroad, contrasting with the historical fiction portrayal of a Slovenian immigrant in Michigan. Both with ties to Michigan, both displaced, both illustrating the different labels, and …


Table Of Contents (V. 28, 2020), 2020 Syracuse University

Table Of Contents (V. 28, 2020)

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Section Intro: Facade, Aaqilah Wright, Brandon Belton, Andrew Wallman 2020 Syracuse University

Section Intro: Facade, Aaqilah Wright, Brandon Belton, Andrew Wallman

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Autism Pain, Johanna Chojnicki 2020 Syracuse University

Autism Pain, Johanna Chojnicki

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Pride, Annie Shi 2020 Syracuse University

Pride, Annie Shi

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Being A Minority At Syracuse University, Pamela Flores 2020 Syracuse University

Being A Minority At Syracuse University, Pamela Flores

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Section Intro: (Un)Common Ground, Jung Won Nam, Berri Wilmore 2020 Syracuse University

Section Intro: (Un)Common Ground, Jung Won Nam, Berri Wilmore

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A Path Unfolding, Sarah Lucille Parris 2020 Missouri State University

A Path Unfolding, Sarah Lucille Parris

Graduate Theses/Dissertations

A selection from A Path Unfolding, an original young adult fantasy novel about a girl named Al, who strives to fulfil a prophecy in order to restore the natural order in the magical land of Anthe. Preceded by a critical introduction detailing the genre and craft influences on the work. The novel explores themes of truth and deception, and asks the questions of what, exactly, it means to be a ‘chosen one’.


Initiate, Becca Anderson 2020 Boise State University

Initiate, Becca Anderson

Boise State University Theses and Dissertations

After the sudden death of her father, sixteen-year-old Cal Townsend is sent to live with her estranged maternal grandmother on one of Wisconsin’s Apostle Islands. She soon learns that she is descended from a long line of practicing witches.


Remote Voices: Outside, Misty Yarnall 2020 Monroe Community College

Remote Voices: Outside, Misty Yarnall

Gandy Dancer Archives

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The Biggest Drill, Carly Sorenson 2020 SUNY Purchase

The Biggest Drill, Carly Sorenson

Gandy Dancer Archives

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