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7 Steps For Surviving In The Wilderness By Billy Burkins, Noah Rigby 2021 SUNY Purchase

7 Steps For Surviving In The Wilderness By Billy Burkins, Noah Rigby

Gandy Dancer Archives

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Sureline, Sarah Sharples 2021 SUNY Geneseo

Sureline, Sarah Sharples

Gandy Dancer Archives

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Swallow's Nest: Birdwatching Poems, Karissa Wehri 2021 University of North Dakota

Swallow's Nest: Birdwatching Poems, Karissa Wehri

Greenway Press Chapbooks

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The Year Of Brood Viii, Jona L. Pederson 2021 University of North Dakota

The Year Of Brood Viii, Jona L. Pederson

Greenway Press Chapbooks

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A Potted History Of Fevers (The Just War Was Slow Weather), Mark Anthony Cayanan 2021 Ateneo de Manila University

A Potted History Of Fevers (The Just War Was Slow Weather), Mark Anthony Cayanan

English Faculty Publications

The poem is a part of a sequence that loosely revolves around the Agoo apparitions in the early 1990s.


"Nothing Sacred" And The Impact Of Catharsis, Religious Iconography And Satire In Film, Jaime Danielle Trevino 2021 The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

"Nothing Sacred" And The Impact Of Catharsis, Religious Iconography And Satire In Film, Jaime Danielle Trevino

Theses and Dissertations

Writing, or art of any kind, can be cathartic, depending on the subject matter. The term catharsis here refers to the experience shared by the tragic hero and audience in a common emotional tension that gets released in a fictional process that provides clarity. I would assert that the author should be included in this aesthetic and intellectual process. Creative writing can also be cathartic work and can allow the author to release pity and fear and gain clarity. In Nothing Sacred, the thesis screenplay written and explored here, I aim to find if catharsis can exist in both …


Agatha Christie: A Look Into Criminal Procedure And Gender, Carmella Monico 2021 University of Nebraska at Omaha

Agatha Christie: A Look Into Criminal Procedure And Gender, Carmella Monico

Theses/Capstones/Creative Projects

With 2020 being the 100th year since Agatha Christie’s first novel, The Mysterious Affair at Styles, was published, it seems fitting to celebrate such an accomplished author with a deeper look into the inner workings of her novels. While she wrote mystery novels that involved many detectives, the two most popular are Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple. This paper will examine these two detectives in regard to the criminal procedure each uses to solve their respective cases. Would her detectives’ work hold up in court then or even today? Additionally, the difference in gender between Poirot and Marple …


The Rusted Gate, Rebecca Matteson 2021 Northern Michigan University

The Rusted Gate, Rebecca Matteson

All NMU Master's Theses

Hannah Bloch’s dreams have always been larger than life. Though she’s lived in the same L—ville workhouse for as long as she can remember, she still hopes for a chance to see the beautiful world beyond. When a personal tragedy sends her into the countryside, she takes a post as a maid for the stern and reclusive Ms. Tristana Edgely, a fossil collector whose house is quite literally falling apart. At first Tristana and Hannah can’t see eye to eye, and Hannah’s only friend in the house is an old diary written by a woman named Ysolt Campbell. Over time …


The Wrong Side Of The Wall, Grant McMillan 2021 University of North Dakota

The Wrong Side Of The Wall, Grant Mcmillan

Greenway Press Chapbooks

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Cowboy Conversations, Abraham Garza 2021 The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

Cowboy Conversations, Abraham Garza

Theses and Dissertations

I have always had a profound interest in the past; how that past affects the present, and ultimately, anticipating how the present will affect the future. Circumstances change, but the lessons we’ve learned will, inevitably, determine how we handle impending events. Using fiction as a platform, my intent is to reveal, through each chapter, how one’s past dictates future decisions.

I have been working with a vaquero, my wife’s grandfather, who was raised on different South Texas ranches. Taking odd jobs from stall boy to ranch hand, and horse trainer, his unique experiences will illustrate period-based scenarios that emphasize his …


When The Mailman Is Late, Anna Kubiak 2021 Genesee Community College

When The Mailman Is Late, Anna Kubiak

Gandy Dancer Archives

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Rookie, Connor Keihl 2021 SUNY Brockport

Rookie, Connor Keihl

Gandy Dancer Archives

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Smoke Signal, Mia Donaldson 2021 SUNY Geneseo

Smoke Signal, Mia Donaldson

Gandy Dancer Archives

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The Red Miata, Danielle Henry 2021 Stony Brook University

The Red Miata, Danielle Henry

Gandy Dancer Archives

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Jones Beach 2021, Michael DeNicola 2021 Stony Brook University

Jones Beach 2021, Michael Denicola

Gandy Dancer Archives

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Apocalypse Song, Ashley Halm 2021 SUNY Fredonia

Apocalypse Song, Ashley Halm

Gandy Dancer Archives

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Dragonchaser, Kiel M. Gregory 2021 Binghamton University

Dragonchaser, Kiel M. Gregory

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Hands, Mira Jaeger 2021 Fashion Institute of Technology

Hands, Mira Jaeger

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Deceivingly Beautiful Trails, Jennifer Mirarcki 2021 SUNY Oswego

Deceivingly Beautiful Trails, Jennifer Mirarcki

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The Truth Of Lemon Dish Soap, Rachel Valente 2021 SUNY Oswego

The Truth Of Lemon Dish Soap, Rachel Valente

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