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Full-Text Articles in Creative Writing
The Pond Years, Steve Minnich
A Good Day Everyday, Dawn Hackett
Birth, Carter Staub
How To Dress A Tree, Brynna Williams
Poetic Coloring, Asad J. Hussain
Trauma And Temporal Hybridity In Arundhati Roy’S The God Of Small Things, Elizabeth Outka
Trauma And Temporal Hybridity In Arundhati Roy’S The God Of Small Things, Elizabeth Outka
English Faculty Publications
Arundhati Roy’s novel, The God of Small Things, presents an often bewildering mix of different times: images, stories, and sensations from the past blend together with present moments and even future experiences. Critics have noted this temporal blending and have cited this feature as reflecting the novel’s magical realism, or postcolonialism, or postmodernism, which are all associated with various forms of time play.1 Indeed, as writers from Joyce to Woolf to Rushdie remind us, time is always to some extent a mixture, as the present must be understood as a complex amalgamation and negotiation of past moments. Roy’s …
A Door Opens, Tim Boykin
Mo, Abby Kloppenburg
Moment Of Silence, Cassandra Calin
Awake, Zoe Rachael Gunn
What Is A Melody, Amani Morrison
A Dreamer's Pursuit, Emma Burnett
Mirrored Beauty, Sean P. Efren
History, Steve Minnich
Thoughts On A Ship, Michael Q. Rogers
Editors' Note: The Name Of Las Cosas, LáZaro Lima, Felice Picano
Editors' Note: The Name Of Las Cosas, LáZaro Lima, Felice Picano
Latin American, Latino and Iberian Studies Faculty Publications
Ambientes: New Queer Latino Writing seeks to provide a timely and representative archive of queer Latino literary and cultural memory in order to enact a more inclusive "American" literary canon that can apprehend the present and the future of queer Latino literary practice. We have assembled a diverse and representative sample of contemporary queer Latino writing in order to provide a source of pleasure for readers as well as a resource for instructors and students who have too often been deprived of this crucial though underanalyzed component of national literary culture.
Education, Elisabeth Rose Gruner
Education, Elisabeth Rose Gruner
English Faculty Publications
In both Keywords (Williams 1983a) and New Keywords (Bennett, Grossberg, and Morris 2005), "education" (Keywords has "educate") is primarily an institutional practice, which, after the late eighteenth century, is increasingly formalized and universalized in Western countries. Bearing the twin senses of "to lead forth" (from the Latin educare) and "to bring up" (from the Latin educare), "education" appears chiefly as an action practiced by adults on children. The Oxford English Dictionary thus defines the terms as "the systematic instruction, schooling, or training given to the young in preparation for the work of life."
Otis, Jessie Pascarelli
The Cultural Politics Of Slam Poetry: Race, Identity, And The Performance Of Popular Verse In America (Book Review), Matthew Oware
The Cultural Politics Of Slam Poetry: Race, Identity, And The Performance Of Popular Verse In America (Book Review), Matthew Oware
Sociology and Anthropology Faculty Publications
Review of the book, The Cultural Politics of Slam Poetry: Race, Identity, and the Performance of Popular Verse in America, by Susan Somers-Willett, University of Michigan Press, 2009
True Crime, Laura Browder
True Crime, Laura Browder
English Faculty Publications
Whether or not Capote invented something called the “nonfiction novel,” he ushered in the serious, extensive, non-fiction treatment of murder. In the years since In Cold Blood appeared, the genre of true crime regularly appears on the bestseller list. It is related to crime fiction, certainly – but it might equally well be grouped with documentary or read alongside romance fiction. And while its readers have a deep engagement with the genre that is very different from the engagement of readers of crime fiction, its writers are often forced to occupy a position – in relation to victims, criminals and …
Stolen Verse, Hayley Swinson
Before The Beginning, Adam Palumbo
Early Morning Ghazal, Julia Donaldson
Today Is Wednesday, Claire Franczyk
Compartmentalization, Dawn Hackett
Hochelaga, Dawn Hackett
Villanelle, Amani Morrison
An Examination Of Habit, Victor Wasserman
The Death Rattle Of Lori Mcrae, Dawn Hackett
Off The Grid, Dawn Hackett