Taurean Skybird,
2026
SUNY Geneseo
P.S.: Postscript Folio,
2026
SUNY Geneseo
P.S.: Postscript Folio, Gandy Dancer
Gandy Dancer Archives
Meditations on endings and beginnings from former Gandy Dancer editors 2012-2025
Call To Prayer,
2026
SUNY Geneseo
From Eden,
2026
SUNY Geneseo
Under The Patio,
2026
SUNY Geneseo
There Were Forests Here, Once,
2026
SUNY Geneseo
There Were Forests Here, Once, Devin Stabley-Conde
Gandy Dancer Archives
No abstract provided.
Recognitions,
2026
SUNY Geneseo
Reincarnating The Swan,
2026
SUNY Geneseo
The Logic Of Our Game,
2026
SUNY Geneseo
400 Bement Avenue,
2026
SUNY Geneseo
U-Haul,
2026
SUNY Geneseo
Nightbreak,
2026
SUNY Geneseo
Alternative,
2026
University of South Alabama
Alternative, Ashlynn M. Stroud
Graduate Theses and Dissertations (2019 - present)
A series of illustrations, sculptures and comic book issues designed to introduce a series of stories and characters that represent the history and members of a fictional mythology depicting the cultural social group often referred to as the “alternative” community. Alternative takes place in a world that combines high fantasy and science fiction with elements of pop culture and music. This world uses iconography of the various genres of the alternative subculture and music, metal, post-punk, and the evolving scene of the underground with varying visuals from both gothic and industrial time periods. Viewers are encouraged to read and follow …
Addressing The Problem Of Erotica In Fiction From A Christian Standpoint,
2026
Liberty University
Addressing The Problem Of Erotica In Fiction From A Christian Standpoint, Elizabeth Burgess
Senior Honors Theses
The body of erotic content embedded in mainstream literature grows by the day, and based on an investigation of its similarities to pornography—which has many documented negative effects—this content warrants caution before interaction. Christian writers and editors are faced with a multifaceted problem when it comes to erotica: they must weigh the risk of harming consumers by participating in its production, and they must discern whether it aligns with the moral demands of the Christian faith when it comes to sexuality. The analysis of biblical frameworks for sexuality, the present literature documenting the negative effects of pornography, and the purpose …
The Bridge,
2026
Bridgewater State University
Longlines,
2026
DePauw University
Longlines, Morgan Tharp '26
A Midwestern Review: A Magazine of the Arts and Issues at DePauw University
Morgan Tharp is a Senior English-Writing and Political Science double major. In her free time, she enjoys running for DePauw's cross country and track teams and reading.
The Family Torn Apart - Honors Thesis Fall 2025,
2026
University of Nebraska at Omaha
The Family Torn Apart - Honors Thesis Fall 2025, Hannah M. Zink
Theses/Capstones/Creative Projects
On July 21st, 2015, a blast rang out from the RCE research center in St. Alban on Kennedy Island. Radiation infected the citizens in the surrounding neighborhood. For some, it gave them enhanced abilities; for others, it drained their life force. For the Elder family, it did both. After the loss of his sister, Olivia, Blaine Elder struggles with a double life. To most of St. Alban, he is known as Nightfire, the hero accountable for protecting their city. To a select few, he is Officer Elder of the 1st precinct, a man responsible for raising his …
Reigniting Identity: Rediscovering My Teaching, Lifelong Learning, And Myself,
2026
Bowling Green State University
Reigniting Identity: Rediscovering My Teaching, Lifelong Learning, And Myself, Rachel Griffith
Master of Arts in English Plan II Graduate Projects
A culmination of two years of work and self-discovery represented through three different types of writing, two academic and one creative. The academic works explore communication and autism in the English classroom, as well as teaching technical writing in practice ways. The creative work is a poetry portfolio that is one of the author's proudest works from their degree track, covering a variety of topics from love to nostalgia to inner turmoil. Together, they narrate three reasons why the author writes, teaches, and lives.
Some Things Never Change,
2026
Pace University
Some Things Never Change, Ryely Rogers
Honors College Theses
Some Things Never Change is a coming-of-age play that explores the intersection of memory, identity, nostalgia, faith, and the process of growing up. The play follows two versions of the same character: Young Ryann and Older Ryann. Young Ryann is the eleven year old version of Older Ryan, the young woman she grows to become. This play was born from my own interest in how identity evolves and continues to shape us through adulthood. Some Things Never Change is the culmination of my own experiences, broader themes of self-discovery, and the science behind nostalgia. Through this play I uncover the …
The Creek And The Cave,
2026
CUNY Brooklyn College
