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Articles 271 - 300 of 3571
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Lungs, Emily Clancey
Embroidered Livestock, Noel Duclos
Ivo And His Daughter, Fran Morris
In The Rafters, Thomas Demetre
The Bee, Kayla Bu
American West, Opal Weber
Bee & Nectar, Noel Duclos
Shape Of Absence, Gracie Moore
Beach Days, Noel Duclos
Sent Away, Reagan Kennedy
Normalcy, Reagan Kennedy
The Cows Coming Home, Anna Timbes
Reminiscence, Natalie Davis
Psyanka Egg: Flora Of The Carolinas, Aria Carter
Home, Ainsley Buss
There Was Once A Locket, Ava Shutze
Dandelion, Kayla Burrell
Preface & Table Of Contents, Furman University
The Pigeonhole Ratio, Jacob Robertson
Inpatient, Anna Schmalz, Rob Bragin, John Strauss
Inpatient, Anna Schmalz, Rob Bragin, John Strauss
Honors Thesis
A suicide attempt lands a golden-boy tennis prodigy in an upscale Malibu rehab. There, he must survive the dysfunctional owner and his coke-snorting son, an eccentric mix of troubled teens, and a manipulative ex hellbent on sabotaging his last shot at recovery.
2025 Persimmon Creek - Full Journal, Beth Keefauver, Wayne C. Robbins
2025 Persimmon Creek - Full Journal, Beth Keefauver, Wayne C. Robbins
Persimmon Creek
Persimmon Creek runs through the Susan B. Jacobs Arboretum, an oasis of nature in the center of our dynamic and thriving campus community at the University of South Carolina Upstate. My colleague Wayne Robbins and I were recently tasked with bringing back the student-edited literary journal formerly known as Writer’s Inc. Dr. Marilyn Knight stood at the helm of Writer’s Inc. for nearly twenty years, and when she retired, the journal left with her. We thought it would be an opportune time to pay homage to the legacy of Writer’s Inc. by renaming and reimagining our home department’s literary journal. …
Theodore B. Taverner, Joshua Holt
Theodore B. Taverner, Joshua Holt
Persimmon Creek
A war veteran with PTSD wakes on abandoned train tracks, a gun in hand, blood on his clothes, and a body by his feet. Disoriented and haunted by fragmented memories, he struggles to piece together the truth as sirens close in.
Love Drugs: Exploring The Ethical Implications Of Relationship Targeting Biochemical Supplements, Hallie Young
Love Drugs: Exploring The Ethical Implications Of Relationship Targeting Biochemical Supplements, Hallie Young
2025 Spring Honors Capstone Projects - Archive
"Love drugs" can be defined as chemical interventions that affect desire, attraction, and affection. Contemporary advancements in neurochemical interventions have increased interest in love drugs and highlighted the need for accessible love drug analyses. This project explores how love drugs will affect contemporary relationships through realistic literary scenarios informed by current philosophical literature. These scenarios consist of three vignettes compiled into a novella-length creative work. It was initially anticipated that these vignettes would reveal that introducing a meta-biological or chemical intervention into social situations where authenticity is normatively highly valued would prompt participant introspection. In practice, this work finds that …
A Slight Pinch, Carling Mcquinn
A Slight Pinch, Carling Mcquinn
English Honors Projects
This project is a short story collection featuring four independent stories that each explore what it means to embrace the chaotic independence of adulthood and to confront, often for the first time, an inescapable sense of self-awareness. The first story, “Ghost Town,” follows a 19-year-old ghost confined to the Airbnb where she died, forced to face the self-destructive behavior that led to her death. Next, “Camilla” depicts the volatile friendship of college student Lexi and her best friend Camilla as it forms, shifts, and inevitably implodes as the years pass. The third piece, “A Slight Pinch,” explores the complexities of …
The Island Of Lost Things, Miranda Eve Emerick
The Island Of Lost Things, Miranda Eve Emerick
Undergraduate Honors Thesis Collection
The Island of Lost Things is a speculative fiction novel following a man named Maurice. He is a long-time resident of the titular island. His life changes forever when a mysterious young girl washes up on his shores. As he gets to know her, Maurice realizes that he must make a choice between staying in the place he has lived for most of his life or leaving to make sure she gets home. Along the way, they make friends in unlikely places and learn about the extraordinary goodness in everyday people. This novel explores heavy themes of grief and social …
The Bones: A Novel-In-Progress, Chris Stark
The Bones: A Novel-In-Progress, Chris Stark
Dignity: A Journal of Analysis of Exploitation and Violence
No abstract provided.
The Depths Of Horror: Exploring The Manifestation Of Fear In The Natural World, Jordan Eugene Easley
The Depths Of Horror: Exploring The Manifestation Of Fear In The Natural World, Jordan Eugene Easley
Open Access Theses & Dissertations
The horror genre is uniquely powerful in that it is one of the only hands of fiction with the ability to reach off the page and follow you. The feeling of fear originally formed in the confines of a scary story can lie dormant in the reader after the story has finished and be resurfaced later by a related trigger. On a late night after work walking through a deserted car garage, home alone in the middle of a storm, or stumbling into an abandoned hospital, the reader is imbued with an ability to detect a threat that was previously …
Demon In The Dark: A Collection Of Short Stories., Giovanna Claudia Burkett
Demon In The Dark: A Collection Of Short Stories., Giovanna Claudia Burkett
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
This creative thesis is a collection of short stories revolving around themes of grief, isolation, and survivor’s guilt. Each story is standalone even though they share overlapping motifs, as well as having a few references within the same universe. These protagonists often appear to be unreliable narrators, though the amount of reliability they depict should be determined by the reader. The protagonists encounter situations that cause them to question their own sanity and make them relive their greatest fears and confront traumatic memories, which may serve as a connection to the supernatural elements within the stories. Settings within each story …