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Asunto Familiar, Paolo Velazquez Angeles
Asunto Familiar, Paolo Velazquez Angeles
Open Access Theses & Dissertations
Asunto Familiar is a project told through short stories. Set in the El Paso/Ciudad Juarez community, it tells the story of one family and their ever-changing lives after a death derails their entire trajectory. Informed by queer perseverance in the bilingual communities of the Chihuahuan Desert, Asunto Familiar aims at exploring the subtle ways family can inflict violence on each other, specifically on their queer members. This in turn, revealing the transitional power of queerness, allowing the characters to uphold love and move away from their predetermined societal roles.
The Incredible Is, Justin L. Hughes
The Incredible Is, Justin L. Hughes
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
The Incredible Is is a full-length philosophical play in two acts that follows Self — a man whose body contains the visible cosmos — as he travels existence with his companion Cosmic Cat in search of his creator, the "Ultimate Personifier." Along the way he encounters personified abstractions including You, Them, We, Power, Pleasure and Pain, Creator and Destroyer, and falls in love with Magic. When his obsession with finding his maker leads him to break the Rules and plunge the universe into chaos, God resets reality and Self at last confronts the Ultimate Personifier — only to discover a …
Facsimiles, Russell Soh
Facsimiles, Russell Soh
Student Theses
An excerpt:
Hi Everyone, I’m currently in the process of organizing and sketching out a series of prose proems based on a small multitude of notes I’ve accrued over the last six months. These notes are essentially notes towards the writing of various poems (around 8). The idea is basically to turn these notes, or these would-be poems, into a series of abstracted ‘facsimiles’, like tangible ghosts trapped in a simulacrum of the poem. I need to be reacquainted with the prose poem, or at least my idea of it.
Poppy's Eye, Clementine Morse
No Ash Will Burn, Blake Kinnett
No Ash Will Burn, Blake Kinnett
Dissertations and Doctoral Documents, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 2023–
No Ash Will Burn follows twin narrators Avery and Krista Harmon. After a boy their aged, named Oliver O’Hara, moves in next door, Avie begins playing music with him at the docks in their town. When their mother unexpectedly passes away, Avery leaves their small town of Monticello, Kentucky for Lexington, Kentucky, taking Krista’s dulcimer along with her. The dulcimer was built by their late father, who intended to build two, but passed away before he could complete the second, dedicated to Avery. The completed dulcimer has Krista’s name carved into the side. In Lexington, Oliver develops an original song, …
From Viðkenning To Valarindi: The Enigma Of Goldberry And The River-Woman, Derek Simon
From Viðkenning To Valarindi: The Enigma Of Goldberry And The River-Woman, Derek Simon
Mythlore: A Journal of J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Charles Williams, and Mythopoeic Literature
THIS IS A TWO-PART ARTICLE. IN ORDER TO READ OR DOWNLOAD THE OTHER PART, FOLLOW THE LINK AT THE END OF THIS ABSTRACT.
Building upon the previous examination of the eddic and skaldic contours of Goldberry’s River kenning names, this reading of Goldberry’s enigma focuses on the mythological referents of her kinship relations and their narrative consistency in the legendarium. Tending to the intrinsic connection between “[t]he incarnate mind, the tongue, and the tale” (Tolkien, On Fairy Stories, 41), I contend that the poetics of kenning diction sustain if not demand a reading of the River-woman references mythologically through …
Belmont Literary Journal Launch Event, Jason J. Riley Iv, Audrey Blake, Darwin Canales, Claire Carrillo, Abigail Coe, James Derryberry, Istbra Elmi, Bevan Johnson, Ava Lange, Keira Naab, Bailey Passarelli, Ava Rowland, Leticia Schueth, Samuel Shepley, Margaret Simpkins, Owen Tarro
Belmont Literary Journal Launch Event, Jason J. Riley Iv, Audrey Blake, Darwin Canales, Claire Carrillo, Abigail Coe, James Derryberry, Istbra Elmi, Bevan Johnson, Ava Lange, Keira Naab, Bailey Passarelli, Ava Rowland, Leticia Schueth, Samuel Shepley, Margaret Simpkins, Owen Tarro
SPARK Symposium Presentations
Join the Belmont Literary Journal in celebrating the launch of their online publication! This presentation will include insights from the journal’s staff, selected readings from the poetry, fiction, and creative non-fiction categories, refreshments, and time to connect with Belmont’s diverse creative community.
The Alembic - International Literary Journal, Sara Mackinnon, Finn Heller, Sarah Debian, Kate Blackwell
The Alembic - International Literary Journal, Sara Mackinnon, Finn Heller, Sarah Debian, Kate Blackwell
English Student Scholarship
No abstract provided.
Carrying Home With Me - A Cambodian American Story, Thatiana So
Carrying Home With Me - A Cambodian American Story, Thatiana So
English Student Scholarship
No abstract provided.
On The Sunny Side Of The Street: An Original Novel, Alyssa Caneira
On The Sunny Side Of The Street: An Original Novel, Alyssa Caneira
English Student Scholarship
No abstract provided.
Martin Tawney's Guide To The Middle Of Nowhere, Daniel D. Graham
Martin Tawney's Guide To The Middle Of Nowhere, Daniel D. Graham
English Honors Projects
Martin Tawney’s Guide to the Middle of Nowhere is a portion of a novel that parodies Akira Kurosawa’s 1961 samurai film Yojimbo. Yojimbo is a trickster narrative which drew influence from the noir genre and went on to influence other Westerns. This project turns that story into one about a travel writer who visits a town with two feuding hotels. The travel writer escalates the feud to create the story he wants to tell, but he loses control over it. The project explores what a trickster narrative looks like when the trickster cannot maintain their power over the story.
Editors, The Alembic
Volume 104, Number 1 - Spring 2026, The Alembic
Volume 104, Number 1 - Spring 2026, The Alembic
The Alembic
Cover "The Stars are Screaming in the Field Outside my Apartment" by Hale Mueller
Table Of Contents, The Alembic
Editor's Note, The Alembic
Alembic Cover 2026, Hale Mueller
It Used To Be I Would Write In Echoes, Haley Metzger
It Used To Be I Would Write In Echoes, Haley Metzger
The Alembic
No abstract provided.
Wednesday Night Baptism, Haley Metzger
Dare To Dream, Amelia C. Westfall
December Songbird, Hanna Boudreau
The Snake, Jacqueline Lombardo
Stopped In, George Thompson
College, Jacqueline Lombardo
Crow Chorus, Hanna Boudreau
For Jay-, Sophia Caneira
Watchers Of The Sun, Alyssa Caneira
The City (After Mary Oliver’S “The Loon”), Alyssa Caneira
The City (After Mary Oliver’S “The Loon”), Alyssa Caneira
The Alembic
No abstract provided.
The Truth, Owen R. Kruger