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Full-Text Articles in Creative Writing
Anna On The Go, Emma Burgess
Anna On The Go, Emma Burgess
Honors Theses
28-year-old Anna McCarthy, better known by her Instagram alias @Annaonthego, appears to have it all: the perfect man, flawless style, the job of her dreams, and a spot at the top of New York City’s cutthroat social ladder. With so much to flaunt, one would expect Anna to pounce at the opportunity to attend her ten year high school class reunion. Instead, the event’s invitation forces her to confront the fact that she may not be able to bury her dark past from her multitude of followers, and herself, forever.
Please note: This thesis is permanently restricted and not available.
A Boy Named Congress, Ann Sabin
A Fowl Fate, Jessy Taylor
After Naked Lunch, Bella Stevens
Subject, Ryan Doherty
The Morning Before A Santa Cruz Gallery Opening, Olivia Couch
The Morning Before A Santa Cruz Gallery Opening, Olivia Couch
The Messenger
No abstract provided.
Shoe Shopping, Ann Sabin
Have Faith, Kaelyn Reid
The Messenger - 2025
The Messenger
The objective of The Messenger is to encourage the appreciation and exploration of the creative arts on the University of Richmond campus. Since 1876, The Messenger has celebrated student work by publishing submissions in a literary and visual arts magazine. More information on the magazine, as well as past publications since 1987, can be found on messengerur.wordpress.com.
Acknowledgements
The Messenger staff would like to thank Dr. David Stevens for his continued support and guidance as our faculty sponsor. We are also grateful for the University of Richmond’s English and Visual and Media Arts Practice departments, who continually encourage students to …
Birdsong, Bella Stevens
In German, Snake Is A Line You Wait In, Reece Steidle
In German, Snake Is A Line You Wait In, Reece Steidle
The Messenger
No abstract provided.
Gingivitis, Bella Stevens
After Spicer’S After Lorca, Olivia Couch
Abstraction #04, Olivia Couch
Some Kind Of Colonialism, Susannah Carter
Primordial Soup, Maddox Lowe
The Bird In Me, Susannah Carter
I’Ve Never Met A River, Marcella Pizzato
Reflections, Reece Steidle
The Human Cannonball, Reece Steidle
Real Prayers Do Not Require Words, Ann Sabin
Everyday Heroism And The Journey Of The Community In The Long Way To A Small, Angry Planet By Becky Chambers, Jari Käkelä
Everyday Heroism And The Journey Of The Community In The Long Way To A Small, Angry Planet By Becky Chambers, Jari Käkelä
Heroism Science
This article examines the impact of everyday heroism on community in the science fiction novel The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet (2014) by Becky Chambers. While science fiction often features superhuman action or scientist heroes and technocratic dystopian futures, Chambers’s novel represents the recent trend of hopepunk, which sets stories within mundane social interactions to imagine gradual positive change. Instead of its action-adventure potential, the narrative in Chambers’s novel focuses on the relationships between a multi-species crew of a spaceship, creating a heightened sense of the crew as a found family where individuals come to accept and support …
Master Plans, Lillian Tzanev
Tommyrot, Kathleen Firment
The Pink Fish Scandal, Ann Sabin
Ulcers, Bella Stevens
Ulcers, Bella Stevens
The Messenger
Translated by Bella Stevens after Federico García Lorca
Translated from an erasure made from García Lorca’s original poem in the Spanish, “Llagas de amor.”
Latitudes, Mary Margaret Clouse
Between The World, Water & We, Ryan Doherty
Daybreak, Olivia Couch