Vessel,
2016
Butler University
Interview With Laila Lalami,
2016
Butler University
Interview With Laila Lalami, Cassandra Christopher
Manuscripts
In an interview with National Public Radio, Laila Lalami mentioned that she believed the “closest we come to truth is in the form of fiction.”
Truth: the supernatural powers that be do not spare anyone based on race or religion. In shared adversity we all become equal.
Truth: humans are complex creatures, equally capable of cruelty, kindness, and unimaginable darkness in desperation. No one is purely hero or villain.
Truth: Mustafa, the titular character of Laila Lalami’s The Moor’s Account tells us what he knows as fact, but we must infer our own truth, so that each reader discovers his …
Providence,
2016
Butler University
Reading Boy,
2016
Butler University
Merry Christimas, Papa,
2016
Butler University
Jake, The Too-Angry Child,
2016
Butler University
Phobias,
2016
Butler University
Phobias, Michelé Strachota
Manuscripts
Prose by Michelé Strachota. Finalist in the 2016 Manuscripts Prose Contest with Benjamin Percy.
Interview With Anne Marie Macari,
2016
Butler University
Interview With Anne Marie Macari, Wesley Sexton
Manuscripts
Anne Marie Macari is the author of five books of poetry. Most recently published was her book Red Deer, which was released in 2015. She spoke to a Manuscripts staff member, Wesley Sexton, about how to generate new material and what to do when ideas seem blocked. Macari founded and teaches in the Drew MFA Program for Poetry & Poetry Translation.
Sophomores,
2016
Butler University
Mowin' Day,
2016
Butler University
Front Matter,
2016
Butler University
Front Matter, Manuscripts Staff
Manuscripts
Includes table of contents and note from faculty advisor.
Transcending Academic Borders: A Defense Of Collaboration Between Art And Science,
2016
University of Minnesota - Morris
Transcending Academic Borders: A Defense Of Collaboration Between Art And Science, Laura Borkenhagen
Honors Capstone Projects
The aim of this project in its entirety was to explore different ideas about what the intersection of art and science might look like. These ideas, including my own, are presented in the following essay. In addition to the essay portion of this project, I’ve explored creative writing through poetry in attempts to immerse myself in both sides of this debate, as my academic history leans more towards the scientific realm. In the poems I’ve also tried to include bits of science through metaphorical language. The four works I have chosen to include follow the essay.
Goodbye,
2016
Winthrop University
Did Ingmar Bergman Ever Exist?,
2016
Winthrop University
Sea Child,
2016
Winthrop University
Lent,
2016
Winthrop University
Post-Burial Eulogy,
2016
Winthrop University
The Gravity Of A Life,
2016
Winthrop University
Losing Her God And Singing In May,
2016
Winthrop University
Haint,
2016
Winthrop University
