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Full-Text Articles in Creative Writing
Photograph, Charles O'Keefe
Frederick, Erica Hughes
Frederick, Erica Hughes
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A family of field mice, who live in a stone wall on an abandoned farm, have been gathering supplies for the winter. Frederick, however, has not lifted a finger. They accuse him of being lazy, but he claims he’s gathering things just as important as food- the sun’s rays, colors, and words. When winter comes, the food runs out, but Frederick’s unique supplies and poetic delivery sustain the mice.
La Plus Grande Maison Du Monde, Jenni Messner
La Plus Grande Maison Du Monde, Jenni Messner
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A young snail tells his father that he wants to have the biggest house in the world. His father tells him a story to explain why it is better to have a smaller house. In the story a young snail learns how to make his shell grow large and sprout cone-shaped domes in all colors. When the other snails move on to find more food, the snail with the biggest house in the world is left alone and finally fades away. When anyone asked the little snail why he had such a small house, he would tell them the story …
Photograph, Charles O'Keefe
Photograph, Charles O'Keefe
Sa Propre Couleur, Jacklyn Iverson
Sa Propre Couleur, Jacklyn Iverson
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This is the story of a chameleon who is sad that he does not have a color of his own. He changes color wherever he goes. He tries to remain one color by staying on a leaf – but the leaf changes color with the seasons. He meets another chameleon who suggests they travel together. So they were green together, and yellow together and violet together and lived happily ever after.
Photograph, Charles O'Keefe
Photograph, Suzane Baker, Gary Baker
Photographs, Gary Baker, Suzanne Baker
南方的树: Tree From The South, Xinda Lian
Collage, Marie-Madeleine Stey
Vagabonder: Wandering, Adam Shaw
Photograph, Charles O'Keefe
Sans Titre: Untitled, Rachel Winter
Blancanieves Se Despides De Los Siete Enanos: Snow White Says Goodbye To The Seven Dwarfs, Daniel Persia
Blancanieves Se Despides De Los Siete Enanos: Snow White Says Goodbye To The Seven Dwarfs, Daniel Persia
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Original work by Leopoldo María Panero
Así se fundó Carnaby Street, 1970 In Poesía Completa 1970-2000 Túa Blesa, Colección Visor de Poesía, 2006
20.000 Leguas De Viaje Submarino: 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea, Daniel Persia
20.000 Leguas De Viaje Submarino: 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea, Daniel Persia
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Original work by Leopoldo María Panero Así se fundó Carnaby Street , 1970 In Poesía Completa 1970-2000 Túa Blesa, Colección Visor de Poesía, 2006
Himno A Satán: Hymns To Satan, Daniel Persia
Himno A Satán: Hymns To Satan, Daniel Persia
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Original work by Leopoldo María Panero
Poemas del Manicomio de Mondragón, 1999 In Poesía Completa 1970-2000
Túa Blesa, Colección Visor de Poesía, 2006
Photograph, Charles O'Keefe
Photograph, Ping Zeng
Photograph, Ping Zeng
Ghosts: أشباح, Sadika Ramahi
Seu Zé Ninguém: Yours, John Doe, Bernardo Feitosa
Seu Zé Ninguém: Yours, John Doe, Bernardo Feitosa
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Photograph by Brenda Falkenstein
Photograph, Brenda Falkenstein
Photograph, Charles O'Keefe
Photograph, Charles O'Keefe
O Invasor: The Invader, Bernardo Feitosa
Photograph, Brenda Falkenstein
Selection From Le Doute M'Habite, Brendan Corbique
Selection From Le Doute M'Habite, Brendan Corbique
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"Pierre Desproges was a French humorist, whose successful career took off in the late 70s and ended abruptly with his death from cancer in 1988 (he was 48). Cynical about life, his favorite themes involved the holocaust, racism, religion, death, small-town France, chauvinism, all treated in a quite light-hearted fashion. A stand-up comedian, radio host and fake TV journalist, Desproges would write pieces celebrated by both the people and the critics, prompting him also to write short stories and a book. The following translation is from Le doute m'habite, a series of writings collected by Christian Gonon."
Pierre Desproges, …
C’Est Tout: That's All, A.J. Marino