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Full-Text Articles in Creative Writing
Caught In A Vortex: Two Hikers Stumble Upon A Private Ceremony, Elissa Ely
Caught In A Vortex: Two Hikers Stumble Upon A Private Ceremony, Elissa Ely
Appalachia
A mother and daughter hike past a wedding in progress in Sedona, Arizona.
The Stranger On Moosilauke: A Hiker Revits The Haunting Tragedy Of A Frigid Day, Jeannie Oliver
The Stranger On Moosilauke: A Hiker Revits The Haunting Tragedy Of A Frigid Day, Jeannie Oliver
Appalachia
A hiker recounts meeting Roy Sanford on the slopes of Mount Moosilauke in the western White Mountains of New Hampshire, later learning that he died trying to summit in bad weather.
Nebraska, Anyone? An Avid Hiker Navigates Around Jeep Tracks And High Prairie, Lisa Ballard
Nebraska, Anyone? An Avid Hiker Navigates Around Jeep Tracks And High Prairie, Lisa Ballard
Appalachia
An avid adventurer tries hiking around Jeep tracks in Fort Robinson State Park and through high prairie to Toadstool Geologic Park.
An Ocean Walk In The Ocean State: A Couple Covers The Full Width Of Rhode Island, Stephen S. Hale
An Ocean Walk In The Ocean State: A Couple Covers The Full Width Of Rhode Island, Stephen S. Hale
Appalachia
A couple walked most of the Rhode Island coast over 29 day trips, including a road race on the Jamestown Bridge.
Moths To A Flame: The Light And Dark Of Reading Accidents In North American Mountaineering, Leath Tonino
Moths To A Flame: The Light And Dark Of Reading Accidents In North American Mountaineering, Leath Tonino
Appalachia
A climber finds two issues of the American Alpine Club’s annual accidents reports from 2013 and 2014 and ruminates on his obsessions.
Sky's The Limit: Seeing The Future In A Disturbing Summer Storm, Lela Stanley
Sky's The Limit: Seeing The Future In A Disturbing Summer Storm, Lela Stanley
Appalachia
A disturbing electrical storm in July 2020 in Washington, D.C. demarcates a break with the past. A runner-up in the 2023 Waterman Fund Essay Contest.
More Than Meets The Eye: Step By Step, Exploring Connecticut's Great Mountain Forest, David K. Leff
More Than Meets The Eye: Step By Step, Exploring Connecticut's Great Mountain Forest, David K. Leff
Appalachia
The 6,300-acre Great Mountain Forest in northwestern Connecticut, once an industrial landscape of charcoal making for iron ore smelting, today is one of the most wild and remote tracts in southern New England.
Why The World Needs The Night: A Visit To The Appalachian Mountain Club's International Dark Sky Park, Laura Poppick
Why The World Needs The Night: A Visit To The Appalachian Mountain Club's International Dark Sky Park, Laura Poppick
Appalachia
A visit to Second Annual See the Dark Festival at the Appalachian Mountain Club’s International Dark Sky Park in the North Maine Woods.
The Long Way Home: A New Take On Wilderness: Hermits, Bears, And Opportunism, Christine Woodside
The Long Way Home: A New Take On Wilderness: Hermits, Bears, And Opportunism, Christine Woodside
Appalachia
Christopher Knight, a notorious hermit, burglarized cottages and a camp in Maine for 27 years. Comparison of stealth camping to behavior of wild animals.
Appalachia Summer/Fall 2024: Complete Issue
Appalachia Summer/Fall 2024: Complete Issue
Appalachia
Summer/Fall 2024 - Volume LXXV, Number 2 - Issue #258. Dark Places: Exploring pitch black skies, a forest, and a storm.
Riding Shotgun: Authenticity And Discovery, James Washington Jr
Riding Shotgun: Authenticity And Discovery, James Washington Jr
Dartmouth College Master’s Theses
The truth hurts.” So, my family said to me from my earliest comprehension. The poet’s fundamental ethic requires a commitment to authenticity, at the intersection of myriad creative possibilities. How to write poems about family, friends, and life experiences, mine included, through honest interrogation? Fortunately, empathy and truth are not mutually exclusive. When I began my thesis, my poems written during MALS enrollment were scattered, print and electronic. I could have saved myself plenty of time had I been a good curator. So said, there was an upside to gathering the strays. I was afforded the benefit of thematic discovery …
And I Become Her, Alhanouf Almaghrabi
And I Become Her, Alhanouf Almaghrabi
Dartmouth College Master’s Theses
This thesis is a novel written in the first-person point of view with two characters, Jamila and Bella. The two protagonists are identical twins who got separated at birth. The novel addresses cultural effects and explores the role of upbringing in shaping the twins' identities. Jamila is raised by her father in Saudi Arabia while Bella is raised by her mother in the United States. The storyline starts when the two sisters meet in Atlanta, Georgia, 18 years after the separation. Jamila studies business administration at Georgia Tech while Bella studies creative writing at SCAD. Each one of them get …
Me And Ms Jones - The Androgyny Of Black Women, Lethokuhle Msimang
Me And Ms Jones - The Androgyny Of Black Women, Lethokuhle Msimang
Comparative Literature M.A. Essays
Despite the progression of contemporary discourses around gender, the African woman's body remains in a categorical conundrum shaped by post-colonial legacies. This paper explores how prevailing notions of femininity and its intrinsic relationship to delicateness, exclude black women from the female category. Given the significance gender plays in participation in the occident, black women's preclusion from the female category can result in what may appear on the surface as a posturing of whiteness, but which, on further interrogation, reflects a performance of fragility. On the other extreme is the embrace of androgyny as both an internalization and a way to …
Memoriam, Mira Helena Darham
Memoriam, Mira Helena Darham
Dartmouth College Master’s Theses
The chasm between past and present is a constant reminder of the perilous journey one takes through the fissures of memory. While on this expedition the forms surrounding you, the memories themselves, are a constantly changing landscape that make navigation a difficult and dangerous task. Is a memory a recall or a remembrance, truth, or construction? Are all memories as they happened or are we the “rememberer,” the architect of their composition? This dilemma has been the impetus of my academic pursuits and creative endeavors. For Memoriam I have chosen an event in my past, a wildfire, as the catalyst …
Medieval And Modern: Celtic Mythology Through The Lens Of Urban Fantasy, L. E. Martchenke
Medieval And Modern: Celtic Mythology Through The Lens Of Urban Fantasy, L. E. Martchenke
Dartmouth College Master’s Theses
My project, “Medieval and Modern: Celtic Mythology Through the Lens of Urban Fantasy” is the result of my interest and investment in Celtic mythology, and more specifically Irish mythology, most of our knowledge of which comes from records in the medieval period, made by Christian monks. I pursued research into Medieval Celtic myth and folklore to gain a deeper understanding of those stories of mythological figures and heroes. With that knowledge and genuine love for the source material, in this thesis, I have crafted three individual and distinct stories that capture mythological elements, such as a prominent Folk Hero or …
Murder Your Green Darlings, Sanyukta Shiv Kumar, Vibha Vasanth
Murder Your Green Darlings, Sanyukta Shiv Kumar, Vibha Vasanth
CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal
No abstract provided.
Violets Of An Immigrant Child, Sanyukta Shiv Kumar
Violets Of An Immigrant Child, Sanyukta Shiv Kumar
CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal
No abstract provided.
Cowboy Killers, Jacob Campbell
Crushed Velvet, Erin Kelly
Enduring Hands, Erin Kelly
My Apricity, Alhanouf Almaghrabi
Forever Spring, Yilu Ren
Riding Shotgun, James Washington Jr
On The Crumbled Asphalt, James Washington Jr
On The Crumbled Asphalt, James Washington Jr
CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal
No abstract provided.
Pupils Bonfired We Ignite, Ilyse Horlings
Pupils Bonfired We Ignite, Ilyse Horlings
CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal
No abstract provided.
The Pipe, Mackintosh Bennett
Paddles, E. Chandlee Bryan
The Life Of Alexei Ilyich, Arina Petrova
The Life Of Alexei Ilyich, Arina Petrova
CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal
No abstract provided.
Sulking Towards Brooklyn, Jacob Campbell
Sulking Towards Brooklyn, Jacob Campbell
CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal
No abstract provided.
More Reason To Hate Math, Vibha Vasanth
More Reason To Hate Math, Vibha Vasanth
CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal
No abstract provided.