Working Man,
2025
University of North Dakota
Icarus,
2025
University of North Dakota
Closer,
2025
University of North Dakota
Junkite Street,
2025
University of North Dakota
Where The Wild Things Are,
2025
University of North Dakota
You Know Where To Find Me, And I Know Where To Look,
2025
University of North Dakota
You Know Where To Find Me, And I Know Where To Look, Veronika Linstrom
Floodwall Magazine
No abstract provided.
Watching The Whispers In The Grass,
2025
University of North Dakota
Watching The Whispers In The Grass, Cadence Gray
Floodwall Magazine
No abstract provided.
The Weeping Willow,
2025
University of North Dakota
The Laws Of Time Travel,
2025
University of North Dakota
When I Was Five,
2025
University of North Dakota
The Alternate Bios,
2025
University of North Dakota
Mourning, As Expressed In Dancing,
2025
University of North Dakota
Mourning, As Expressed In Dancing, Maren Schettler
Floodwall Magazine
No abstract provided.
Product Review: Self Reflection,
2025
University of North Dakota
Product Review: Self Reflection, Veronika Linstrom
Floodwall Magazine
No abstract provided.
Coffee Shop Masquerade,
2025
University of North Dakota
The Jonah Complex,
2025
University of North Dakota
Odesa Will Never Be A 'Russian' City Again,
2025
State University of New York-Albany
Odesa Will Never Be A 'Russian' City Again, Ian R. Singleton
Living in Languages
Russophone poet Galina Itskovich wrote the statement serving as the title of this text about the identity of her native Odesa, Ukraine in 2023, more than a year and a half after the full-scale invasion by Russia. I propose an examination of the relationship of contemporary Odesan writers to the Russian language. Sources for this examination include the work of writers in or from Odesa such as Galina Itskovich, Maria Galina, Oleg Fesenko, and Igor Bozhko. To discuss what this situation means for translation, such as is demanded by Ukraine’s 2019 law on the status of the Ukrainian language, I …
Review Of: Lily Of Appalachia Series: Under The Bridge (2017), Under Fire (2018), And Under The Juniper Tree (2019)—Emily Steiner,
2025
The University of Akron
Review Of: Lily Of Appalachia Series: Under The Bridge (2017), Under Fire (2018), And Under The Juniper Tree (2019)—Emily Steiner, Pete Kauffman
Journal of Amish and Plain Anabaptist Studies
The Lily of Appalachia series—the first series by Conservative Mennonite novelist Emily Steiner—is set in the Appalachian coal-mining country of Kentucky and West Virginia. The timeline follows Lily Burchett from schoolgirl to middle years, set in (as close as I could tell) the mid-1920s through the late 1930s. Taken together, the three books, Under the Bridge, Under Fire, and Under the Juniper Tree make a full circle, where the dreams and ambitions of the first book are not realized until the last book. If you read one of these books, you should read all of them. Each book title references …
#35 Understanding In Lao,
2025
Lesley University
#35 Understanding In Lao, Victoria Gill
Journal of Southeast Asian American Education and Advancement
This piece is a celebration, an interpretation, and translation of Lao words and of the Lao language as poetry. This poem dissects and discuss the differences between how the word "understand" is conceptualized and embodied in the Lao language versus English. Further, it shows how in Lao, there are even deeper nuances between what it means "to know" versus "to understand" in Lao.
You Get That From Me,
2025
CUNY Hunter College
You Get That From Me, Robyn Duncan
Theses and Dissertations
You Get That From Me is a mixed-media, collage-based film that integrates personal portraits, allegorical maps, and digital collages with spoken narration to craft a stylistic memoir of a pivotal period in my life: the transition from childhood to motherhood.
Stella Poem,
2025
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
