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Full-Text Articles in Creative Writing
The Meows Of Respect, Jessica Holman
I Am An Egg, David Johnstone
The Great Stain Remover, Christine Witkowski
The Great Stain Remover, Christine Witkowski
Calliope (1954-2001)
No abstract provided.
A Pawn In The Calm Of Winter, Jeffrey Barrett
A Pawn In The Calm Of Winter, Jeffrey Barrett
Calliope (1954-2001)
No abstract provided.
Night, Kathryn Eklund
Music Teacher, Mary Wisniewski
The End Of A Great Civilization ...The Last Of The Arda … The Beginning Of An Even Greater Legacy, William Daniel Blond Ii
The End Of A Great Civilization ...The Last Of The Arda … The Beginning Of An Even Greater Legacy, William Daniel Blond Ii
Calliope (1954-2001)
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Tarantinoesque, Joshua Graham Buursma
Midnight Drizzle, Meghan Laura Jarpe
Sneaking Out, Andrea Catharine Steves
Untitled, Katie Shalifoe
Driving Poems, Glenn Alan Lester
Voices, Dawn Marie Kaczmar
Bright Blue Ribbons, Sarah Crabtree
Ice, Kerrie Krahn
Self Portrait- A Mind In Disarray, Georgina Walker
Self Portrait- A Mind In Disarray, Georgina Walker
Calliope (1954-2001)
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Untitled, Kalei Iden
Sonnet, Christopher Jon Olsen
Untitled, Krista Kovalchuk
A Brief History Of Coffee, Marnie Mccasland
A Brief History Of Coffee, Marnie Mccasland
Calliope (1954-2001)
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Mizu Ansei (Water Rest), Kris Moore
Life Is What You Make Of It, Jennifer Lynn Gumas
Life Is What You Make Of It, Jennifer Lynn Gumas
Calliope (1954-2001)
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Dark Side Of The Dream: The Social Gothic In Vietnam Era America, Greg Smith
Dark Side Of The Dream: The Social Gothic In Vietnam Era America, Greg Smith
Dissertations
Gothic horror narratives have been a mainstay of American literature since Charles Brockden Brown's 1798 novel Wieland, and also of our cinema since the celebrated Universal films Dracula and Frankenstein in 1931. Often considered tripe by professional literary and film critics, such tales—both in written and cinematic form—began to gamer intellectual attention during the 1970s as their general popularity soared and as academic interest in American popular culture increased significantly. In the 1980s and 1990s, the Gothic genre became one of the most discussed and debated aspects of American pop culture, with numerous critics weighing in on its potential implications, …
The Gothic Wanderer: From Transgression To Redemption, Tyler R. Tichelaar
The Gothic Wanderer: From Transgression To Redemption, Tyler R. Tichelaar
Dissertations
The Gothic wanderer of British fiction originated during the French Revolution. During the nineteenth century, the figure evolved from one of transgression into a symbol of redemption. While Romantic poets created wanderer figures to celebrate rebellion, Gothic novelists utilized the wanderer figure to explore the psychology of transgression. The Gothic interpreted the French Revolution as a transgression against God and His ordained institutions. The wanderer figure expressed the anxieties of the revolutionary period and the attempt to imagine a political world not based upon monarchy. Gothic novelists also questioned what effects the French Revolution might have upon England. The overthrow …
Saint Venus (With Critical Introduction), Allegra Shevahn Blake
Saint Venus (With Critical Introduction), Allegra Shevahn Blake
Dissertations
A manuscript of poems by the author/ candidate is prefaced by a critical introduction that discusses both the positive and the difficult aspects of translating poetry from another language (in this instance, Swedish). The critical introduction explores how, in translating the work of others, a poet's own work is affected . The author/candidate then examines the transformation her own poetry has undergone, noting the differences between her "pre -translation" and "post-translation" poems.
Utah Jazz, A Novel, Darren Defrain
Utah Jazz, A Novel, Darren Defrain
Dissertations
This novel concerns a young Mormon who has fallen away from his religion and his family and juxtaposes his struggles with his faith, belief and heritage with those of a drifter deliberately distancing himself from a much darker past. The novel is also acutely interested in place and landscape as powerful originations of any contemporary sense of paradise and perdition we may hang onto.
The episodic setting of the novel, in conjunction with the narrator’s story, concurrently traces the National Basketball Association’s Utah Jazz’s 1996 play-off appearance. The novel uses this setting to examine the ways in which the basketball …
Whatever Shines: Poems, Kathleen Mcgookey
Whatever Shines: Poems, Kathleen Mcgookey
Dissertations
The poems in my manuscript can be divided into two groups: poems in verse and prose poems. The majority are prose poems. Though I did not set out to write in the prose poem form, I’ve become more and more attracted to it, eventually seeking what Baudelaire sought when he wrote the poems in Le Spleen de Paris, a poetic prose "musical without rhythm or rhyme, supple enough and shocking enough to adapt itself to lyrical movements of the soul, undulations of the reverie, sudden leaps of conscience." Charles Simic believes prose poems contain a tension between the lyric impulse …
Spoke: A Short Collection Of Poetry, Margaret A. Von Steinen
Spoke: A Short Collection Of Poetry, Margaret A. Von Steinen
Honors Theses
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Skin: A Work Of Fiction, Kellie Wells
Skin: A Work Of Fiction, Kellie Wells
Dissertations
In Skin, a polyphonous novel, a community of characters similarly metaphysically vexed and similarly grappling with issues of selfhood and identity intersect and catalyze in one another moments of recognition. These brief self-reckonings suggest to the characters that though the quest to discern their place in the universe is a plagued one, it is not without value as it at least results in faint glimmers of enlightenment. Ultimately, how ever, these flickerings of understanding inch the characters no closer to the big certainties they seek, and they therefore must determine that the process itself, or, more to the point, …