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A Survey Of Fiction Written By Mormon Authors And Appearing In Mormon Periodicals Between 1900 And 1945, Ross Stolworthy Esplin

Theses and Dissertations

Mormon periodical fiction has had a slow and painstaking development. Not much fiction of worth was produced prior to 1900, but by 1900 the antecedents of a future "mature" fiction were established.

The fiction of the years following those initial developments of fiction is largely, as yet, unexplored and unevaluated. It is my purpose in this study to map out the broad areas of this fiction and attempt to measure its literary value.

The Griffin, 1949, Lindenwood College

The Griffin

Creative writing magazine of Lindenwood College.

Volume 27, Number 2 - December 1948

The Alembic

Volume 27, Number 2 - December 1948. 90 pages including covers and advertisements.

• "Editorial"

• Doherty, Robert E., "Editors Also Know Despair"

• Brott, Clifford J., "Reunion"
• Boning, Thomas H., "66th Street, East of Broadway"
• Henry, Wales B., "Timpani in Tom-Toms"
• Geffroy, Guy, "The Way A Friend Would"
• Honnen, William, "Rue De Bom Jesus"
• Wooley, Charles F., "The Concrete Jungle"
• Brott, Clifford J., "Reverie"
• Beausoleil, Norman D., "Evolution of French Literature"
• Lynch, John J., "Gross Negligence"
• Henry, Wales B., "Five and Twenty Years Ago"
• Cochran, George Hunter, "Sonnet to Beauty"
• Eagle, George L., The Felon"
• Cochran, George Hunter, "One Rose"
• Marino, L. …

The Lantern Vol. 17, No. 1, Fall 1948, G. G. Clamer, W. J. Lekernec, Jane Usher, Albert Miglio, Charles Floyd, Albert C. Selke Jr., Bernice Harris, Richard Wentzel, Dale C. White, Jack Thalheimer, Albert J. Mazurkiewicz

The Lantern Literary Magazines, 1933 to Present

• In the Arms of the Sea
• The Expressed Should Be Repressed
• Puppy Love
• Tommy
• How to Eat a Ravioli Dinner
• The Divine Blessing
• On Thunder
• There Is No Hell
• Old Love Re-met
• Autumn Eve
• Dr. Cornelius Weygandt

Volume 27, Number 1 - October 1948

The Alembic

Volume 27, Number 1 - October 1948. 58 pages including covers and advertisements.

• Paolino, Daniel, "Not I, Lord"
• Scungio, Raymond, "Rain in Trinidad"
• Doherty, Robert, "Adventures of Blunderjohn"
• Cochran, George, "Day Coach"
• Brott, Clifford, "Short Essays"
• Cruz, Valentine, "On F.E.P.C."
• Cochran, George, "Windsong"
• Kirtland, Robert, "St. Thomas Aquinas"
• Fleck, Richard L., "Resurrection"
• Henry, Wales B., "Clouds"
• Fitz Simmons, E. P., "Simplicity"
• Henry, Wales B., "Soap"
• Doherty, Robert, "On Gertrude Stein"

The Messenger, Vol. 75, No. 1

The Messenger (archival - 1870-)

No abstract provided.

Kentucky Autobiography And Kentucky Culture., William F. Keirce

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

The purpose of this thesis is to trace the historical development of autobiographical writing in Kentucky; to analyze the literary and philosophical characteristics of these works and, by this means, to divide these writings into several categories; and, finally, to reveal by an interpretation of these autobiographies, certain cultural aspects of Kentucky life and society. As thus stated, the intentions of this study are several; but, actually, all these aims are inseparably related part. of a single general problem which is to investigate Kentucky autobiographical writing as a whole in order to better understand the individual works in that literature.

Portland Junior College Newsance, 05/14/1948, Portland Junior College

PJC "Newsance" (1948-1957)

No abstract provided.

The College Eye And Pen, May 1948 [Download Entire Issue]

Purple Pen

No abstract provided.

Compensation, Elizabeth Scott

Purple Pen

No abstract provided.

Being Very Young, Mary E. Stutzman

Purple Pen

No abstract provided.

Lineage, Judith D. Koster

Purple Pen

No abstract provided.

In Defense Of Masculinity, Or, What To Do When The Jalopy Conks Out ---, J. D. Albrecht

Purple Pen

No abstract provided.

The Messenger, Vol. 74, No. 5

The Messenger (archival - 1870-)

No abstract provided.

Southern Accent, University Of Chattanooga

Sequoya Review

No abstract provided.

The Lantern Vol. 16, No. 3, Spring 1948, R. C. Wentzel, Steven Arvanitis, W. E. Turner, Alvin Knepper, Nancy Twining, Jean Anne Schultz, Louis D. Stefan, William Keller, Bernice Harris, Helen Southall, Barbara Dietz, George Bock, Charles Wetzel

The Lantern Literary Magazines, 1933 to Present

• Not So Light
• Babba's Luck
• Winter Night
• God Hath Wrought
• Less Than Trivia
• What is Progress?
• Betrayal
• The Key
• Journey From a Star
• War and Peace
• Experiment in Prose Poetry
• Dawn
• Eternal Question
• My Gift
• Jazz Fantasy
• M.W. Witmer

Volume 26, Number 3 - March 1948

The Alembic

Volume 26, Number 3 - March 1948. 105 pages including covers and advertisements.

• "Alembiscope"

• Eagle, George, "Another Vintage"

• Brott, Clifford J., "Those Tender Years"

• Kurguz, Peter William, "A Students Prayer"

• Meagher, Francis T., "History's Lesson"

• Lynch, John J., "Modern Trends"

• Henry, Wales B., "The Dim Red Glow"

• "$64 Question"

• Cochran, Hunter George, "Modern Poetry and the New Slavery"

• Doherty, Robert E., "Memoirs From Bedlam"

• Weir, Fantasy, "Illustration"

• Scungio, Raymond, "Things Are Really Racy In Rio"

• "Football and the Friars"

• Eagle, George L., "Hearse-Verse"

• Doherty, Robert E., "From Europe About the Marshall Plan"

The Messenger, Vol. 74, No. 3

The Messenger (archival - 1870-)

No abstract provided.

Volume 26, Number 2 - January 1948

The Alembic

Volume 26, Number 2 – January 1948. 71 pages including covers and advertisements.

• Editorial
• Poutray, A.R. "Three for a Dime"
• Cochran, George Hunter "To St. John of the Cross"
• O'Brien, John J. "Design for Intellectuals"
• Doherty, Robert E. "Austrian Interlude"
• Eagle, George "How Far We've Come!"
• Henry, Wales B. "The Twelve Steps"
• Scungio, Raymond "The Commander's Husband"
• Knickerbocker, Jr., M.R. "The Catholic Novel: Its Problems"

Gerard Manley Hopkins: Sacramentalist And Incarnationist, Helen V. Barry

Graduate Thesis Collection

It is the purpose of this dissertation to reveal Gerard Manley Hopkins as an incarnationist and sacramentalist, and to show how these doctrines manifested throughout his poetry affected the entire scope of his verse and completely colored his attitude toward life-- toward his own existence and that of his fellow man, and especially toward natural phenomena.

Imagery In The Poetry Of Langston Hughes, Maple Louise Allen

Graduate Thesis Collection

Now, it is the purpose of this dissertation to present a study of the imagery in the poetry of Langston Hughes with special emphasis upon (1) its sources, (2) its types, (3) its functions, and, (4) its imprtance as a factor in evaluating Hughes' poetic contributions to society.

Embryo, 1948, Roland King Phelps, Bill Bayless, Dick Gardner, Patricia M. Jordan, Mary Lou Dunman, Charles W. Cooper

Literary Reviews Through the Ages

No abstract provided.

Southern Accent, University Of Chattanooga

Sequoya Review

No abstract provided.

Volume 26, Number 1 - November 1947

The Alembic

Volume 26, Number 1 - November 1947. 71 pages including covers and advertisements.

• "Editorial"
• Henry, Wales B., "The Uncertain Mind"
• Cochran, George Hunter, "Man To His Soul"
• D'Ambrosio, Raymond, "Turret and Tree"
• Goulet, Norman, "Social Justice"
• Doherty, Robert E., "Resume"
• Cochran, George Hunter, "Infinitus"
• Deasy, John, "Looking Down The Years"
• Boning, Thomas, "Tears"
• Fitz Simmons, Edward P., "The Village Art Show"
• Eagle, George, "Peculiar Company"

Modern Women Poets Of Brazil, Marie Pope Wallis

Spanish and Portuguese ETDs

This study was written to introduce the poetry of Brazil's leading women poets to the English-speaking world. Brazilian literature itself is as little known as the Portuguese language in which it is written. Brazilian poetry as a whole has not been widely evaluated. The poetry of Brazilian women, in particular, is practically unknown to the Brazilian as well as to the English-speaking public.

There were four criteria for the selection of these particular five living women poets. They were chosen on the basis of volume of published works. Several poetesses of promise had to be omitted because their publications were …

Southern Accent, University Of Tennessee At Chattanooga

Sequoya Review

No abstract provided.

The Messenger, Vol. 73, No. 5

The Messenger (archival - 1870-)

No abstract provided.

The Lantern Vol. 15, No. 2, Spring 1947, Barbara Leon, W. E. Turner, Ronnie L. Sare, Barbara Deitz, John Burton, Richard Wentzel, Charles H. Williamson, Stanley Small, Bob Juppe, Kathleen Mccullough, Albert J. Mazurkiewicz, Raymond Tanner

The Lantern Literary Magazines, 1933 to Present

• Midsummer Afternoon's Dream
• Lost Love
• The Rocket
• "Speak Now---"
• "Unique Experience"
• The Exile
• Chronology
• Procrustean Dike
• A Faeble
• The Paris Story
• Inspiration
• Gently Spoken
• On Shaving

The Messenger, Vol. 73, No. 4

The Messenger (archival - 1870-)

No abstract provided.

Volume 25, Number 1 - February 1947

The Alembic

Volume 25, Number 1 – February 1947. 58 pages including covers and advertisements.

• Editorial
• Doherty, R.E. "The Beast"
• O'Brien, John J. "On Coffee"
• Eagle, George L. "A Stranger in Strasbourg"
• Shanley, Joseph V. "Reflections"
• Doherty, R.E. "Thoughts on New York"
• Gnys, Edward L. "Chaos"
• Morrison, Coleman "On Floorwalkers"
• Eagle, George L. "Moment of Vision"
• Deasy, John "Living History"
• Fortin, Andrew G. "Effects of Studying the Essayists"
• Critique