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Columbia Poetry Review, Columbia College Chicago

Columbia Poetry Review

Literary journal produced annually. Student editors: Matthew DeMarco, Elizabeth Forsythe, Jan-Henry Gray, Evan Kleekamp. Editorial Board: Saku Egon Evon, David Fairbanks, Doe Parker, Kelsey Hoff, Luther Hughes, Chrissy Martin, Dan 'Sully' Sullivan, Brandon Lee Vear. Cover: Louie Otesanek.

Navigating Cape Town: A Poetic Cartography, Sam Lin-Sommer

Independent Study Project (ISP) Collection

Cape Town has long been the site of conflicts over urban space. This study explored the potentials of a place-based poetry workshop as a tool for critically engaging with the urban environment. With the assistance of a well-established local poet, the researcher facilitated a poetry workshop that brought three young and emerging poets to contested public spaces including District Six, Company Gardens, and Church Square. After the workshop, poets submitted their writing to the researcher, who compiled and narrated a poem that showcased the voices of these poets while drawing attention to salient ideas evoked by the poets’ work. The …

Watersheds In Life, Molly Morgan

Robert Penn Warren Essay Contest

No abstract provided.

Watershed, Matthew Doyle

Robert Penn Warren Essay Contest

No abstract provided.

The Systems Of Life, Madeline Stephenson

Robert Penn Warren Essay Contest

No abstract provided.

Santa Clara Review, Vol. 103, No. 2, Santa Clara University

Santa Clara Review

No abstract provided.

The Lantern, 2015-2016, Blaise Laramee, Sarah Gow, Mara Koren, Adam Anderson, Madison Bradley, Sophia Gamber, Linden Hicks, Joshua Hoffman, Giselle Horrell, Alexander Kramer, Chi-E Low, Alexzandria Luben, Kevin Moore, Brian Thomas, Mayuko Todaka, Kara Travis, Solana Warner, Henry Willshire, Alyse Brewer, Kristen Costello, Rae Hodenfield, Jason Varma, Allison Arinaga, Brandon Carey, Faith Carson, Kevin Choice, Julia Crozier-Christy, Courtney Duchene, Ryan Ferguson, Lauren Geiger, Jada A. Grice, Albert Hahn, Alexandra Hemp, Michael Heimbaugh, Darrah Hewlett, Jordan Hodess, Sean Kenny, Dana Kluchinski, Brian Leipold, Juan Lopez, Mary-Kate Mcgrath, Johnathan Myers, Temi Olafunmiloye, Valerie Osborne, Serena Schaefer, Nicolas Shandera, Emily Shue, Amanda Sierzega, Samantha Straughn, Paige Szmodis, Collin Takita, Kathryn Bormann, Sarah Defelice, Mario Heitman '18, Mary A. Holmcrans, Chukyi Kyaping, Morgan Larese, Andrew Tran

The Lantern Literary Magazines, 1933 to Present

• Ghosts
• Going to China
• 98% Guaranteed
• Constellation/Boulevard
• Prayer
• The Little One
• Burning
• The Amber Macaroon
• Becoming
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• Construction Site
• Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Dragon
• Charlie
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• A Lesson in Physical Education
• Statues
• Who Can Love a Black Woman?
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• Eve as a Book in the Bible
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• Young White Girls, Hollow Bodies, …

Ivy Leaves, Volume 91, Ivy Leaves Editorial Staff

Ivy Leaves

The 2016 edition of the Anderson University journal of art and literature, Ivy Leaves.

The names of the known editors for this issue of Ivy Leaves were Angel Hisnanick, Becca Naylor, Allyson Vaughan, Tquavious Johnson, Maris Mabry, Jenni Harris, Jessi Tallman, Tracy Spencer, Caroline Denton, Josie Maszk, Logan Hickey, Meredith Lyons, Jennifer Bowers, Sarah Grace Kivett, Alex Dib, Hollyann Lang, Matt Swank, Micah Peek, Ben Boerma, Tim Speaker, and Teresa Jones.

Black Box 2016, Tiyo Rowe, Adam Fleming, Ely Ross, Marion Mager, Mitchel Haug, Alexander Schulz, Vicki Launders, Bob Shanks, Emma Hutchison, Pat Watkins, Sophie Sok, Micah Olsen, Matthew Crisanti, Sean Moore, Gabe Bentz, Stacy Jones, Kilian Kidrick, Megan Sparkman, Brandon Reveles, Yasser Ghabra, Parker Montano, Richard Reksoatmodjo, Kelvin M. Russell, Arian Dragos

Black Box

The Black Box is a creative publication dedicated to displaying the talented work of Embry Riddle. Creativity and ingenuity flow throughout ERAU and we want to put it on display.

Volume 95, Number 1 - Spring 2016

The Alembic

Volume 95, Number 1 - Spring 2016. Full issue, 133 pages in total including front matter & table of contents.

Table of Contents:

• Levy, Jeffrey, A Story to Tell, 1
• Durbin, Branan, Namesake, 2
• Durbin, Branan, Hannah, 4
• Durbin, Branan, Zoraida, 5
• Price, Devyn, The Surly Bonds of Earth, 7
• Perchik, Simon, *, 17
• Moglia, Greg, Three Steps, 18
• Moglia, Greg, Try to Get Away, 19
• Moglia, Greg, Commander, 20
• Wright, Ben, 1000 Tea & Topology, 21
• Wright, Ben, Herstein & More Caffeine, 22
• Wright, Ben, Irrational Pi, …

2016 Spring Quiz & Quill Magazine, Otterbein English Department

Quiz and Quill

No abstract provided.

What's Left Of The Soul, Dolores Mohamad

Academic Symposium of Undergraduate Scholarship

The purpose of this project was to assemble a collection of poems and create a chapbook. During the class meetings various styles of writing were taught such as: creative non-fiction and flash fiction for stories; villanelle, pantoum, free verse, persona, narrative, lyric, and ekphrastic for poetry. Figurative language was also highly emphasized. The student then gathered his/her best work, fourteen to twenty poems, and put them together with a table of contents, title page and a biography. This finished assignment meets the criteria for submitting the work to chapbook contests.

New Tricks (2016), John Nelson, Paige Lampe, Tanner Bowman, Brittany Vlaminck, Jennelle Pueppke

New Tricks

25 years ago, a group of students began the Literary Stunt Dogs, a club for students who wanted to establish a way to share poems, short stories, art pieces, and photography made by the individuals in the community of Dakota State University. Then, in spring of 1992, the first issue of New Tricks was published.

Today, the 2016 Literary Stunt Dogs are proud to bring you yet another engaging and entertaining issue filled with works created by students, faculty, staff, and other DSU members. In addition to the print copy, we are now offering our works online as well.

Please …

Nexus, Spring 2016, Wright State University Community

Nexus Literary Journal

Nexus is a magazine that began as an insert in the Wright State Guardian student newspaper in 1965 and has since been published semi-regularly. It began only accepting creative writing, but has since expanded to include illustrations, photography and other non-written art forms. Today, it is published in a digital format and accepts submissions from around the country, though it maintains its commitment to the Wright State Community.

The Night We Set The Dead Kid On Fire, Ephraim Scott Sommers

Dissertations

The Night We Set the Dead Kid on Fire, a collection of poetry, is a book chocked-full of characters (both women and men) that don’t receive much attention in Contemporary American Poetry,—the dishwashers, the addicts, the truckers, the card players, the convicts, the boxers, the grave-diggers, the mechanics, the farmers, the blue-collar “others”—and many of these characters are either the victims or the perpetrators of violence. This book's speakers (both women and men) lie and cheat and drink and fist-fight in parking lots, campgrounds, and dive bars. They get cheap in casinos, broken apartments, hospitals, and hotel rooms. In this …

Paris Burn, Iliana Rocha

Dissertations

First and foremost, Paris Burn- interrogates language as a rebel heteroglot in its relation to power and to identity, focusing on liminality and marginality. The speakers in these poems constantly (re)enact, generate, disassemble, and revise their lyric selves, either reaffirming or challenging dominant discourses and ideologies. Drag queens figure prominently throughout the manuscript because they are the physical embodiment of constructs that challenge an essential identity—race, ethnicity, sexuality, and gender. The title, an abbreviated form of Paris is Burning, an influential 1980s documentary profiling drag culture in New York City, invokes a physical body that figures in metaphorical relation to …

Interaction Between Human Experience, Landscape , And Coffee Production In The Blue Mountain Region Of Jamaica, Shohei Yoshida

Masters Theses

In today's coffee industry, individual farmers’ identities are hardly visible from the products we buy. Each coffee farmer has different lifestyles and methods of coffee farming. Such information about farmers can make each cups of coffee potentially unique in consumers’ experience. However, there are barriers which make consumers blind from the identities of the farmers making their coffee. I will explain about the barriers, and introduce the way to make consumers associate individual farmers' identities with each cup of coffee they drink. This thesis mainly consists of two parts: a theoretical part and a poetry part. There is a small …

The Weird And The Wonderful: Poetry Dedicated To Exploring Social Stereotypes Surrounding Mental Illness And The Misfit, Sarah Grace Bryant

Undergraduate Theses and Capstone Projects

A collection of poems exploring how society deals with the mentally ill and others that don't fit into social norms. Some are biographical, others are observations.

Explaining Poetry To The Open Heart, Matthew Wayne Larrimore

English Theses & Dissertations

“Explaining Poetry to the Open Heart” is a creative writing thesis of poetry. It makes use of lyric and narrative poems that utilize sound, imagery, and other creative devices in order to communicate the narrator’s relationships with place, others, and self to the reader. A shifting point of view alternately restricts and expands the reader’s perspective in order to direct attention toward the reader’s own perceptions of the narrator, the world, and ultimately herself.

Orpheus, Spring 2016, University Of Dayton

Orpheus: UD's Literary and Artistic Magazine

No abstract provided.

Ego, Konner Jebb

Student Publications

This is a prose poem that explores the issues of depression and body image through a horror and gothic-like perception. The speaker is haunted by a monster that lives within their own reflection.

Creative Writer's Festival 2016 Poster, Providence College

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Smith Center for the Arts

The Third Annual Creative Writer's Festival 2016

March 19 at 7PM

Creative Writer's Festival 2016 Playbill, Providence College

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Creative Writer's Festival 2016

March 19, 2016, 7pm

Ego by Konner Jebb

Director, William B. Dumais III

Performed by Katrina Z. Pavao

Location: Upper Lobby

Wind by Hannah Albright

Director, Jonathan Coppe

Sister: Aisling Sheahan; Brother: Colin Carroll

Location: Upper Lobby

Brothers by Logan Serbian

Director, Jonathan Coppe

Tyler: Dan Carroll; Matt: Brian Kozak

Location: John Bowab Studio Theater

Dollhouse by Maggie Burke

Director, Libby Jancsy

Performed by Sabrina Guileault and Julia DiBari

Location: Lower Lobby

Genesis by Wesley Trask

Director, Konner Jebb …

Creative Writer's Festival Box Office Sign Up Sheet, Department Of Theatre, Dance & Film

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Creative Writer's Festival box office sign up sheet

Saturday, March 19, 2016

Letter From Amanda Talbot To The Dominican Fathers And Sisters, Amanda Talbot

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Letter from Amanda Talbot to the Dominican Fathers and Sisters inviting them to the third annual Creative Writers Festival.

March 14, 2016

Acknowledgements/Image Credits, Molly Lynde-Recchia

Transference

No abstract provided.

Notes On Contributors

Transference

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Orchards 52, Orchards 54, Orchards 57: The Doe, And Orchards 59 By Rainer Maria Rilke, Susanne Petermann

Transference

Translated from the French by Susanne Petermann.

The Universe In Perspective, Commentator, And The Birth Of A Masterpiece By Yu Kwang-Chung, Hsinmei Lin

Transference

Translated from the Chinese by Hsinmei Lin.