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Articles 7291 - 7320 of 14800
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Hickory And White Paint, Emily Bounds
What Is The True Color, Mai Urai
Sing Me Purple, Hannah Lawson
Influence, Abby Edele
Little Red, Danyelle Pullens
Macabre, Isaac White
The Debater’S Clock, Stephen Hawkes
The Ashes Of A Man I Used To Be, Devin Mitchell Durbin
The Ashes Of A Man I Used To Be, Devin Mitchell Durbin
Arrow Rock
No abstract provided.
The Classics, Blake Fields
Mother Nature, Isaac White
The Missing Poem, Emily Bounds
The Lookout, Kristine Wagner
The Ebb And Flow Of Sir Jacques Depluntaine, Courtney Cox
The Ebb And Flow Of Sir Jacques Depluntaine, Courtney Cox
Arrow Rock
No abstract provided.
Shower Of Light, Haruka Kawata
Indian Winter 1, Michelle Gilligan
Wanderlust, Devin Mitchell Durbin
Good Things Bad People, Zachary M. Alley
Arrow Rock, 2014-2015, Full Issue
The Politics Of Salutations, Bret Lundstrom
The Escape Artists, Daniel Gene Hernandez
The Escape Artists, Daniel Gene Hernandez
UNLV Theses, Dissertations, Professional Papers, and Capstones
My thesis, “The Escape Artists”, is a collection of short fiction that represents most of the work I did as a creative writing master’s student. The title is taken from my longest story, a narrative about a young man’s struggle to avoid violence in a federal prison. As a title, “The Escape Artists” also captures major themes in my other stories; characters often pursue emotional escapism or literally seek to evade predators in my fiction. As a writer, I often explore breakdowns in social order, so my stories tend to be set in turbulent, oppressive political climates or else inside …
Comedown, Lacey Daley
Comedown, Lacey Daley
Boise State University Theses and Dissertations
These stories examine the private spaces we keep within ourselves, and the people we claim to know best. The characters are not connected by place or time, but rather their struggles to learn the same lesson: the body is bound to fail us. “Comedown” explores love and loss beyond what is expected and each story ends with the discovery that these emotions are not always visceral.
Neon Tiger, Taylor Lea Hicks
A Drop Left, Oliver Diaz
Past The Edge Of The Forest, Emily M. Suess
Past The Edge Of The Forest, Emily M. Suess
All NMU Master's Theses
This fictional work traces the superstitions around No Name Forest as members of the town just beyond the forest begin to disappear. While set in present day, the piece draws on the way fairy tales use the inexplicable and strange to engage readers in questioning the human experience. The story details the disappearances of several people from the town of Little Haven. While each of these disappearances are presented in individual tales, they are linked together through the voice of a girl who has been tracking the disappearances. In search of the father who abandoned her, Gwynn Halpert is interested …
Moving On, Joyce S. Brown
Moving On, Joyce S. Brown
Bryant Literary Review
Twenty minutes into death
and whatever happens there,
Class Mate, John Kristofco
Class Mate, John Kristofco
Bryant Literary Review
"Hey, has anybody seen my Hawthorne?" Terrence Terrill poked his head into the small living room.
The Fable And The Fabulous: The Use Of Traditional Forms In Children's Literature, John Joseph Hill
The Fable And The Fabulous: The Use Of Traditional Forms In Children's Literature, John Joseph Hill
Department of English: Dissertations, Theses, and Student Research
To the outside world, Northern California might be trees, granola, hippies, rivers, snowboarders, environmentalists, farming, beaches, diverse wildlife, and wealth. Through a series of loosely interlocking fiction stories, this thesis explores the Northern California below the surface where people work as garbage collectors by day and attend community college by night, where teenage girls scam people in the park for free alcohol, where lovers spend their date night as part of a nude human-chain to protect an old growth redwood from being cut down, and where animal rights activists smoke cigarettes and seek love. Informed by personal experience and a …
With The Light Caught Between, Albert M. Jacoby
With The Light Caught Between, Albert M. Jacoby
All NMU Master's Theses
Although Henry and Claire Lumens are twins, their high school lives couldn’t be more opposite. Henry enjoys sketching, looking at handsome boys, and reading about fantastical places, but his shy and pensive nature means he battles demons of his own every day in the gym locker room. Claire, however, loves the world she lives in, which is easy because she’s bossy, clever, and stunning. On their seventeenth birthday, their grandmother gives them a gift that will take them to a fantastical world. Despite their ignorance of the world’s existence, their grandmother insists it’s their birthplace, and the only way they …
16-Bit Ghouls: A Novella, Alyssa M. Bersine
16-Bit Ghouls: A Novella, Alyssa M. Bersine
All NMU Master's Theses
This novella follows twenty-something phone psychic and recluse, Jane, whose dead brother haunts her Super Nintendo. When he prompts Jane to find his killer, she must learn how to navigate a world where he is absent. Jane struggles not only with the ghost, but also with letting go of the nostalgia and anxiety that prevent her from moving on with her life. 16-Bit Ghouls is a story about grief and growing-up.
Offensive, Hope Jordan
Offensive, Hope Jordan
A Midwestern Review: A Magazine of the Arts and Issues at DePauw University
No abstract provided.