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Karaoke At The Train Station, Joseph Crescente
Karaoke At The Train Station, Joseph Crescente
MFA Program for Poets & Writers Masters Theses Collection
An American singing prodigy escapes to Russia following the death of his bandmate and stays after his last close relative – his mother – dies. It’s the late 1990s and he’s found a new home. After a decade in obscurity he makes a comeback by joining a Russian musical collective, but when they embark on a tour during the events in Crimea in 2014, accusations swirl about his past as a democracy promoter for a U.S.-funded NGO in Vladivostok. Condemned by the media as a spy, he’s eventually denounced by Rokko – the man who rediscovered him, mentored him, and …
Ain't Dere No More, Zachery Elbourne
Ain't Dere No More, Zachery Elbourne
MFA Program for Poets & Writers Masters Theses Collection
Ain't Dere No More is a poem
We See Things With Our Eyes And We Want Them, Ann Ward
We See Things With Our Eyes And We Want Them, Ann Ward
MFA Program for Poets & Writers Masters Theses Collection
WE SEE THINGS WITH OUR EYES AND WE WANT THEM is a novel is stories following a female narrator, Janine, through adolescence and adulthood. Whether inspired by a spark of sexual tension over snack cakes, a broken down purple ‘96 Saturn named Lydia, a child’s pool party, or an ill-advised journey through a hospital air-vent system, Janine finds herself obsessed with trying to understand those she loves, and attempts to share the deeper parts of herself in the process.
Last Night In Americaland, Tom Mccauley
Last Night In Americaland, Tom Mccauley
MFA Program for Poets & Writers Masters Theses Collection
Last Night in Americaland is a collection of poems of life, death, terror, refusal, confusion, America, music, geography, place, love, friendship, hope, and the past.
Snug Harbor, Sean Jeffrey Bates
Snug Harbor, Sean Jeffrey Bates
MFA Program for Poets & Writers Masters Theses Collection
Snug Harbor is a collection of poetry dealing with a collective working history and the personal working history of growing up in various restaurants around Upstate New York.
Orphan Eye, Megan Wilson
Orphan Eye, Megan Wilson
MFA Program for Poets & Writers Masters Theses Collection
These are poems written by M. M. Wilson between the dates of August 2015 and March 2018. These poems were written in Belchertown, MA and Amherst, MA.
Racing Fire To The River, Alexandra Itzi
Racing Fire To The River, Alexandra Itzi
MFA Program for Poets & Writers Masters Theses Collection
Racing Fire to the River is a novella about a poverty-stricken community in the Southwest navigating hardship, violence, and the tantalizing mania of an unclaimed lottery ticket jackpot.
Symptoms Of A Cosmic Fluke, Shane Dupuy
Symptoms Of A Cosmic Fluke, Shane Dupuy
MFA Program for Poets & Writers Masters Theses Collection
Symptoms of a Cosmic Fluke is a book of poems.
This Great Filter, John Sieracki
This Great Filter, John Sieracki
MFA Program for Poets & Writers Masters Theses Collection
A collection of poetry.
South Shore And Everyplace You Don't Belong, Gabe Bump
South Shore And Everyplace You Don't Belong, Gabe Bump
MFA Program for Poets & Writers Masters Theses Collection
South Shore and Everyplace You Don’t Belong tracks a young man, Claude, raised by his grandmother on Chicago’s South Side. We follow Claude as he experiences tropes familiar to young Chicagoans: segregation, gun violence, gang recruitment, death, police brutality, and crooked politics.
We also follow Claude though universal experiences familiar to all young persons: falling in love, social anxiety, making friends, losing friends, rebellion, and identity crises of all shapes and sizes.
We follow Claude as he experiences America as a young black man.
Says The King, Rushing Pittman
Says The King, Rushing Pittman
MFA Program for Poets & Writers Masters Theses Collection
A collection of poems.
Quirk's End, Maria M. Black
Quirk's End, Maria M. Black
MFA Program for Poets & Writers Masters Theses Collection
Longing and avoidance are both in play in the lives of Liv and August, two single people at the cusp of middle age who meet while trying to help Santo, a young illegal immigrant, and his son find a place to live. The two circle about each other and eventually fall in love, but almost as quickly old patterns reassert themselves for both. These challenges must be acknowledged and a new way envisioned before the love Liv and August share can mature into something more durable.
Oosh Boosh, Shannon A. Burns
Oosh Boosh, Shannon A. Burns
MFA Program for Poets & Writers Masters Theses Collection
A collection of poetry.