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Full-Text Articles in Creative Writing
10. Miracles, Adrian Coyle
23. Selma 1965: After Martin Luther King, Jr., Dorien Steadman
23. Selma 1965: After Martin Luther King, Jr., Dorien Steadman
Campus Poetry Walk 2021
No abstract provided.
13. Mankind, Anonymous
00. Campus Poetry Walk 2021 Brochure & Map, Holy Cross Libraries
00. Campus Poetry Walk 2021 Brochure & Map, Holy Cross Libraries
Campus Poetry Walk 2021
This brochure describes a poetry walk installed throughout the campus at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts. It includes a map indicating the location, title and author of each poem along the route.
A virtual version of the poetry walk can be found at crossworks.holycross.edu/poetry2021
24. In Closing, Paul V. Marchese
05. Encounters With The Deep, Grace Berlew
05. Encounters With The Deep, Grace Berlew
Campus Poetry Walk 2021
No abstract provided.
08. Photograph Of Hayden, Elizabeth Halleron
08. Photograph Of Hayden, Elizabeth Halleron
Campus Poetry Walk 2021
No abstract provided.
18. The Shades Of Your Life, Aldona Casey
18. The Shades Of Your Life, Aldona Casey
Campus Poetry Walk 2021
No abstract provided.
04. The Days, Finley Cassidy
06. God's Unfailing Love, Jennifer Feraud
06. God's Unfailing Love, Jennifer Feraud
Campus Poetry Walk 2021
No abstract provided.
09. I, Fortune Okundaye
14. Pretty Little Necklace, Sophie Cassarino
14. Pretty Little Necklace, Sophie Cassarino
Campus Poetry Walk 2021
No abstract provided.
15. Sonnet For Summer, Anonymous
16. Listening To Aaron Copland While Driving Across America, Brendan Ryan
16. Listening To Aaron Copland While Driving Across America, Brendan Ryan
Campus Poetry Walk 2021
No abstract provided.
17. The Man Who Stood Still, Timothy Doyle
17. The Man Who Stood Still, Timothy Doyle
Campus Poetry Walk 2021
No abstract provided.
19. To Become A Snow Leopard, Milly O'Brien
19. To Become A Snow Leopard, Milly O'Brien
Campus Poetry Walk 2021
No abstract provided.
20. To Love A Shadow, Angela Partusch
21. Now My Mind Is Like A Hungry Flower, Donnel Delva
21. Now My Mind Is Like A Hungry Flower, Donnel Delva
Campus Poetry Walk 2021
No abstract provided.
22. Want To Get Skinny Fast?, Grace Acquilano
22. Want To Get Skinny Fast?, Grace Acquilano
Campus Poetry Walk 2021
No abstract provided.
25. Acknowledgements (End), Holy Cross Libraries
25. Acknowledgements (End), Holy Cross Libraries
Campus Poetry Walk 2021
No abstract provided.
03. Body And Blood, Sofia Keefe
Sundae, Sarah Synan
Sundae, Sarah Synan
Montserrat Annual Writing Prize
Childhood memories are relived during the consumption of an ice cream sundae.
The Car Ride Home, Jonathan Rivera
The Car Ride Home, Jonathan Rivera
English Honors Theses
The Car Ride Home explores the coming of age of a young boy into a queer man, searching and sifting through the trauma of home life, and realizing his mother’s addiction affects more than just herself, but an entire family. This realization coincides with views of masculinity, as he carefully watches the men around him. He internalizes these depictions of masculinity when exploring his own confusion and investigation of his own sexual identity and queerness. The poetry collection is broken up into two connected parts. Part one explores the illusion of childhood and nostalgia while introducing subtle glimpses and secrets …
Blackstone Communion, Anne-Catherine Schaaf
Blackstone Communion, Anne-Catherine Schaaf
Office of Sustainability
This short story describes a spiritual connection with nature experienced by the author when walking along a trail in Blackstone Gateway Park. Blackstone Gateway Park is an urban, riverfront park in Worcester, Massachusetts. Features of the park include walking paths and an elevated boardwalk which crosses the Middle River and the surrounding wetlands.
Of Moose And Men (And Moose-Men), Henry Cavanaugh
Of Moose And Men (And Moose-Men), Henry Cavanaugh
Montserrat Annual Writing Prize
The story of a family's annual tradition of moose tracking in northernmost New Hampshire.
The Green Poem: An Original Play In Two Acts, Emily Arancio
The Green Poem: An Original Play In Two Acts, Emily Arancio
College Honors Program
An original play in poetic dialogue based on the philosophy of Lucretius.
Écriture De L'Enfance Et Projection Fictionnelle De Soi Dans Impossible De Grandir De Fatou Diome, Damo Junior Vianney Koffi
Écriture De L'Enfance Et Projection Fictionnelle De Soi Dans Impossible De Grandir De Fatou Diome, Damo Junior Vianney Koffi
Présence Francophone: Revue internationale de langue et de littérature
This article examines the retelling of childhood in Impossible de grandir. Not only does the study focus on the recalling of childhood memories taken as locus of survival of the "je", as expression of the novelist's personality disguised as Salie, her fictional double, but it also examines the processes and implications of such a mode of literary creation set up as an internal and post traumatic dialogue between present and past, a present and past self. Such conversation, I argue, makes apparent the fragmentations of the "je" and the hybrid identity construction of Fatou Diome. As well, provided this process …
Amazones Et Guerrieres Dans L'Reuvre Romanesque De Fatou Diome, Lydia Bauer
Amazones Et Guerrieres Dans L'Reuvre Romanesque De Fatou Diome, Lydia Bauer
Présence Francophone: Revue internationale de langue et de littérature
One enters Fatou Diome's creative work as in a wrestling arena. She features strong female narrators and characters. These, just like amazons, battle against the patriarchal system, unfair treatments and prejudices of all kinds, in order to regain their dignity and freedom. Their weapons are of the intellectual kind such as language and writing. In this article, we examine different kinds of battles featured in Diome's novels by focusing on both plot and narration.
Sillage, Trace, Empreinte: La Migrance Ambulatoire De Fatou Diome, Catherine Mazauric
Sillage, Trace, Empreinte: La Migrance Ambulatoire De Fatou Diome, Catherine Mazauric
Présence Francophone: Revue internationale de langue et de littérature
From Le ventre de l'Atlantique and Impossible de grandir to Marianne porte plainte!, going as far back as her early poems and short stories published in journals, Fatou Diome uses recurring patterns of wake, trace and footprints as different forms of physical and ethical engagements in the world. In the process of literary creation, such engagement generates a mobile third location, "a space of migrance" where various sets of cultural heritages and ethical values undergo reformulation. This paper argues that it is in such a space that Diome locates the emergence of a powerful feminine subjectivity which gained its autonomy …
Fatou Diome: Une Création Entre Les Arts, Sada Niang
Fatou Diome: Une Création Entre Les Arts, Sada Niang
Présence Francophone: Revue internationale de langue et de littérature
As she began her career in the 1980s, Fatou Diome inherited a rich tradition of literary texts and media productions, African cinema among them. Since she also hailed from a country known as "francophone", it is hardly surprising that her novels resonate with the style and narratives of African, French and other European writers. In this article, we propose to unveil a few of these artistic threads which may have informed and inspired Fatou Diome.