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Full-Text Articles in Creative Writing
The "Boring Forest"? Canada's Boreal Forest Is Actually A Breathing Mass Of Life, Alicia J. M. Colson
The "Boring Forest"? Canada's Boreal Forest Is Actually A Breathing Mass Of Life, Alicia J. M. Colson
Appalachia
An archeologist argues that the vast forested region of the Laurentian Plateau holds a soul and value of its own and does not deserve the disparaging attitude some hold toward it.
Matty's First Hike: Hiking Spain's Northwest Coast With A Baby And A Beagle, Katy Dycus
Matty's First Hike: Hiking Spain's Northwest Coast With A Baby And A Beagle, Katy Dycus
Appalachia
New parents venture along the coast of Galicia, from the Cliffs of Loiba to O Esteiro and back, with their son in a carrier.
The Wild Winds Of Fortune: Encounters After Falling On A Gentle Acadia Path, Elissa Ely
The Wild Winds Of Fortune: Encounters After Falling On A Gentle Acadia Path, Elissa Ely
Appalachia
On a familiar and well traveled path, a hiker learns how easily one can fall and what happens when people stop to help.
The New England Trail, End To End In Five Days: A Running Couple Test Their Limits, Scott Livingston
The New England Trail, End To End In Five Days: A Running Couple Test Their Limits, Scott Livingston
Appalachia
A moment-by-moment narrative of a grueling run from Mount Monadnock in New Hampshire to Guilford, Connecticut from June 17 through June 22, 2020.
Barefooting The Northeast 111: A Hiker Discovers The Intensity Of Pinpricks, Grit, And Mud, Kenneth A. Posner
Barefooting The Northeast 111: A Hiker Discovers The Intensity Of Pinpricks, Grit, And Mud, Kenneth A. Posner
Appalachia
Climbing without shoes in the Catskills, then the Adirondacks, the White Mountains of New Hampshire, and Maine, he learned to focus on the here-and-now.
Over The Influence: Considering Scenarios Sponsored Adventure Influencers Find Themselves In, Mike Cherim
Over The Influence: Considering Scenarios Sponsored Adventure Influencers Find Themselves In, Mike Cherim
Appalachia
An experienced mountain guide sketches three situations—promoting clothing, going fast with minimal gear, and making the reaching of an iconic scene look easy—where social media influencers could misinform the public.
Navigation By Smartphone: A Field Geologist Argues That Devices Complement Physical Maps, Richard Allmendinger
Navigation By Smartphone: A Field Geologist Argues That Devices Complement Physical Maps, Richard Allmendinger
Appalachia
An argument that smartphones—in the right hands, and with the right app—replace gadgets like alarm clocks, cameras, and weather radios and can outpace physical maps with the right apps.
Yes, Instagram Has Led To Overcrowding In Yosemite. That's Ok: A Professional Climber Reflects On The Bad And Good Of A Tourism Spectacle, Beth Rodden
Appalachia
Social media has Instagrammed the outdoors but also cultivated community. The crowds who flock to the park in February to see Horsetail Fall deserve to enjoy public lands, too.
Burning Solitudes: Mountain Storytelling In The Age Of Social Media Reproduction, Katie Ives
Burning Solitudes: Mountain Storytelling In The Age Of Social Media Reproduction, Katie Ives
Appalachia
A deep exploration into the contradictions of recording mountain experiences while having them.
The Long Way Home: A Moment In Time Before Agony Ridge, Christine Woodside
The Long Way Home: A Moment In Time Before Agony Ridge, Christine Woodside
Appalachia
An encounter with a father and son partway up New Hampshire’s Mount Lafayette suggests how to lead someone with kindness.
Appalachia Summer/Fall 2025: Complete Issue
Appalachia Summer/Fall 2025: Complete Issue
Appalachia
Summer/Fall 2025 - Volume LXXVI, Number 2 - Issue #260. On the Ground and Screen: Stories of smartphones in wild places.
You're Such A Princess, Andree Sole
You're Such A Princess, Andree Sole
Dartmouth College Master’s Theses
You’re Such a Princess is a five-play anthology that reimagines well-known folk tales. By re-imagining four Brothers Grimm tales and one by Hans Christian Andersen, I follow a centuries-old tradition. As scholar Donald Haase explains, folk tales evolve with each retelling, allowing their ‘morals’ to shift over time. I have created encounters between real people (extending characters beyond Vladimir Propp’s Dramatis Personae) and revised the endings to challenge the audience. My Snow White character hews closer to the pejorative implications of calling someone a ‘princess’ in our society: entitled, arrogant, spoilt. Two of my storylines (Little Red Cap and The …
The Magdala Moms Of La Jolla, Rebecca Shepard
The Magdala Moms Of La Jolla, Rebecca Shepard
Dartmouth College Master’s Theses
The Magdala Moms of La Jolla is a satirical novel set at The Magdala School, an elite Christian academy in La Jolla, California, where social status, curated faith, and community performance are indistinguishable. The story follows Mitzi Madigan, a brash, ambitious mother whose carefully constructed persona hides a troubling past. Her world begins to unravel when Caroline—a single mother working in construction—is granted a scholarship for her daughter, Emma, to attend Magdala.
As Emma enters the private school’s polished social ecosystem, she begins to uncover the secrets buried beneath the sun-drenched surface. The Mag Moms, a clique of hyper-polished, scripture-quoting …
Dear Mother, Mackintosh Bennett
The Softness Of Belonging, Richel Cuyler
The Softness Of Belonging, Richel Cuyler
CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal
No abstract provided.
Sequences, Ilyse Horlings
Run-On-Mouth, Thea Calitri-Martin
Kindling, Cosima Pellis
Touchstone, Thea Calitri-Martin
Meditation On Winter's Bare Trees, Reng Zhao
Meditation On Winter's Bare Trees, Reng Zhao
CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal
No abstract provided.
Young Boy And The Wallet, Isdaly Reyes
Young Boy And The Wallet, Isdaly Reyes
CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal
No abstract provided.
Mexican American, Isdaly Reyes
The Celestial Progenitors, Caden P. Ide
The Celestial Progenitors, Caden P. Ide
CLAMANTIS: The MALS Journal
No abstract provided.
Elephants, Ed Ting
Stargazing Tonight, Ilyse Horlings
No God, Chelsee M. Niebergall
The Pillar, Jacob Campbell
All Things Pass Away, John Stuart Wilson
All Things Pass Away, John Stuart Wilson
Dartmouth College Master’s Theses
“All Things Pass Away” is a work of crime fiction. Set amidst the downfall of local print journalism, laid off sportswriter Mark McGinnis travels from Rochester, New York to the oil boomtown of Fort McMurray, Alberta to pursue a freelancing project on troubled NHL draft prospect Noah Jeannot. Once there, McGinnis’s profile on the player is thrown into question when Jeannot disappears after an apparent violent altercation near his billet family’s home. Exploring themes of nostalgia, ambition, and obsession, the novella traces McGinnis’s attempts to understand not only the culture of the twin gods – oil and hockey – which …
Paddling The Schenob Brook, Hilary Russell
In The Forest In Winter, Chris Hoffman