Marrying A Good Story And A Well-Formed Argument: The Metanarrative Of Zyx,
2023
Morgan State University
Marrying A Good Story And A Well-Formed Argument: The Metanarrative Of Zyx, Megan X. Schutte
The Qualitative Report
This article uses a metanarrative of a fictional, gender identity minority community college student (named Zyx) to elucidate and humanize the experiences that students in this population undergo throughout the course of their college career. Using a journal entry format, Zyx (they/them) is followed from the day before their first day at school through to their graduation. Their experience includes being first-generation and mixed race, living through COVID-19, coping with academic failure, and ultimately triumphing over adversity. The story is meant to cover some of the myriad obstacles to success faced by gender identity minorities attending community college while also …
Plot To Kill The President: A Novel,
2023
Dominican University of California
Plot To Kill The President: A Novel, Arthur Scott, Brian Heath
Faculty Authored Books and Book Contributions
I was always skeptical of The Warren Report as were countless other Americans over the decades.
I was reenergized to look more closely at November 22,1963, by a chance encounter with Brian heath, a JFK aficionado, who had made some startling discoveries about the assassination. He had studied meticulously the Nix film and concluded that the fatal shot came from within the presidential limousine from the driver, William Greer. Similarly, that many of JFK’s cabinet members consisted of former OSS spooks, who dominated the CIA, and were major spokesman for the national security state and America’s global dominance.
They saw …
Volume 55 (2023),
2023
Gardner-Webb University
Volume 55 (2023), Ella Knowles, C V. Davis
The Broad River Review
The 2023 edition of The Broad River Review was edited by C. V. Davis and Ella Knowles.
COVER PHOTOGRAPHY: Scott Holstein, St. Marks Foggy Palms
THE 2023 RASH AWARD IN FICTION: Maureen Sherbondy, Rules of the Rich
THE 2023 RASH AWARD IN POETRY: Marina Hope Wilson, Origin
THE 2023 J. CALVIN KOONTS POETRY AWARD: LaNora Paige McIntyre, Winter Shopping
THE 2023 FOOTHILLS WRITING AWARD: Varleine Coq, Woes of a Lost Jersey Girl
POETRY: Ida Marie Beck, Matins; Lawrence Ernest Bridges, Watching TV; Anne Bucey, Canebrake; Alexandra Burack, The Eighth Child; Charles; Byrne, Photosensitivity; Jeremy Caldwell, Looking Past the Future; Sharon …
Meet The Pulse Editorial Board,
2023
Kansas City University
Meet The Pulse Editorial Board
PULSE: A Student Publication of Literary & Artistic Works
No abstract provided.
The Existential Bartender,
2023
Kansas City University
The Existential Bartender, Kole Wagener Psyd 27
PULSE: A Student Publication of Literary & Artistic Works
No abstract provided.
Zephyrus,
2023
Western Kentucky University
Zephyrus, Western Kentucky University
Student Creative Writing
The fine arts magazine of Western Kentucky University at Bowling Green.
Inscape 2023,
2023
Morehead State University
Inscape 2023, Morehead State University
Inscape: Art & Literary Magazine Archive
The 2023 edition of the Inscape: Literary and Art Magazine.
Quiet Rebellions: An Interview With Gothataone Moeng,
2023
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
Quiet Rebellions: An Interview With Gothataone Moeng, Anupama Arora, Sandrine Sanos
Journal of Feminist Scholarship
No abstract provided.
All-Consuming Madness,
2023
The University of Akron
All-Consuming Madness, Ainsley Doyle
Williams Honors College, Honors Research Projects
My honors project is a short story, titled All-Consuming Madness, that follows the main character Annie as she struggles to cope with the aftermath of a car accident that changed her life. The story explores the impact grief can have on family relationships and how trauma can close people off from each other. It also explores Annie’s journey towards healing as she struggles to forgive herself for the accident. The accompanying essays detail the creative process I went through while creating this story and the influences that had an important impact on the story.
The People We Carry,
2023
University of Kentucky
The People We Carry, Abigail E. Eplin
Gaines Fellow Senior Theses
No abstract provided.
New Members,
2023
Butler University
New Members, James F. Mcgrath
Scholarship and Professional Work - LAS
No abstract provided.
Save The Drowning Child: Stories,
2023
University of Central Florida
Save The Drowning Child: Stories, Kayla Cayasso
Electronic Theses and Dissertations, 2020-2023
Save the Drowning Child is a collection that explores place, power, and the way collective trauma trickles down through history and families. These stories bridge the author's African American Studies scholarship and love for language. Set against the North Florida landscape, the collection moves readers across time and begs one question again and again: how does one reconcile characters' deplorable choices with the horrific reality of their lives within the Diaspora. On the outskirts of Nassau County, a pig farmer and his wife face addiction and starvation during the Great Depression, but the return of an estranged daughter might signal …
Soap Of Grass,
2023
University of Mississippi
Selfish Dandelions,
2023
University of Mississippi
John Green Doesn't Make Me Sick Anymore,
2023
University of Mississippi
John Green Doesn't Make Me Sick Anymore, Benjamin Tabor Jr.
Landshark Literary Review
No abstract provided.
Vomit On The Beach,
2023
University of Mississippi
Transubstantiation,
2023
University of Mississippi
Transubstantiation, Benjamin Tabor Jr.
Landshark Literary Review
No abstract provided.
Contributors,
2023
University of Mississippi
Tales By Hearthlight,
2023
West Chester University
Tales By Hearthlight, Ronald Pizzini
West Chester University Master’s Theses
The following pages are a collection of short stories that fit together to tell the story of a world in peril and a manic wizard doing his best. My ultimate goal is to publish my first novel, and while these stories should work independently of each other, they will also serve as the foundation for a much longer work.
Tin Hammock,
2023
University of Central Florida
Tin Hammock, Ian Lindsay
Electronic Theses and Dissertations, 2020-2023
Tin Hammock features the first four chapters of a novel. The keystone setting is a trailer park called Oak Hammock, located on a developed pine forest reaching into the swamplands off U.S. 41. The subsidiary settings are predominantly written in Florida with occasional shifts elsewhere. The literary project was written with nods to the Faulknerian Southern Gothic, borrowing from traditions of science fiction and horror, with an emphasis on expanding the forms of past hegemonic narratives. The stories explore trauma and redemption, answering how characters have arrived and live, often in poverty and violence, in this trailer park. Tin Hammock …
