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Full-Text Articles in Creative Writing
Another Person's Skin: Imagining Race In The Works Of Crane, Dunbar, Cather And Stevens, Lisa M. Durose
Another Person's Skin: Imagining Race In The Works Of Crane, Dunbar, Cather And Stevens, Lisa M. Durose
Dissertations
This study is interested in the motivations behind certain authors' attempts to, in the words of Willa Cather, "enter into another person's skin"~in the desires compelling writers to cross, transgress, or perhaps transcend those barriers that have historically divided people in the world: barriers of color, class, and gender. In particular it seeks to examine the works of four early twentieth century writers who undertake what these days is considered risky: transracial and transethnic crossings. By relying on biographical, cultural, and historical sources, I explore the strategies American writers Stephen Crane (1871-1900), Paul Laurence Dunbar (1872- 1906), Willa Cather (1873-1947), …
A Bare Unpainted Table: A Manuscript Of Poems, Gladys Cardiff
A Bare Unpainted Table: A Manuscript Of Poems, Gladys Cardiff
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The poems in this collection reflect Cardiff's bi-cultural Native American and Euro-American inheritance. The book title comes from a sixteenth century chronicle in which the native peoples of the Americas are seen as "simple gentiles" living under the "lawe of nature " . These narrative poems refute the Eurocentric notion that American Indians can be likened to a "bare table" or "a blank sheet of paper to be written upon ". The poem s celebrate her Indian heritage and also engage allusively with Western and Asian tradition s and conventions. Sometimes edgy, sometimes honorific, the juxtaposition of traditions in these …
Indoor/Outdoor: Poems, Jeffrey Greer
Indoor/Outdoor: Poems, Jeffrey Greer
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The poems in this manuscript can be sorted into two distinct, but compatible, categories. First, a series of narrative poems attempt to challenge Edgar Allen Poe’s dictum that an American poet cannot successfully write a poem longer than 100 lines. These poems approach coherent subjects through disjunctive forms. There is non-linear and linear movement in these poems that meander along in an attempt to capture a witnessed scene along with the action of making sense of that witnessing. There is a process of breaking the familiar and coherent down into something strange, then reconstituting it again into something newer and …
Chris's Knees, Becky Kosick
Allison Vs. The Typewriter, Daniel Brooks
The Last Poem Of The Great American Revolution, Daniel Brooks
The Last Poem Of The Great American Revolution, Daniel Brooks
Calliope (1954-2001)
No abstract provided.
Baking 101, Lindsey Prudhomme
My Mother Conquers Her Writer's Block, Krisha Novak
My Mother Conquers Her Writer's Block, Krisha Novak
Calliope (1954-2001)
No abstract provided.
Little Brother Syndrome, Mercedes Combs
Standing Firm, Sarah Uchman
Fresh Starts, Blake Costello
Gray Hairs, Geoff Denstaedt
After Hours In Cabin B-2, Jessica Ratzow
Untitled #4, Lana Jaeger
The Waiting Room At Pro Muffler And Brake Shop, Amy Jewell
The Waiting Room At Pro Muffler And Brake Shop, Amy Jewell
Calliope (1954-2001)
No abstract provided.
Uncle Bud, Karyn Deschaaf
Rubbings, Tom Wisniewski
Color Doesn't Matter, Anne Prussing
Again, Heather Ackerman
Underwater Worid, Carrie Vivian
Choices, Jessica Oja Rohloff
Genuflect, Gentlemen And Other Stories, Matt B. Mullins
Genuflect, Gentlemen And Other Stories, Matt B. Mullins
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Genuflect, Gentlemen is a novella-Iength work of fiction in which Dan Mooney, a recovering drug-addict and former rock star, has a religious awakening that inspires him to write a journal as an attempt to find meaning in his past. This journal, a soapbox for Dan’s newly realized philosophies, focuses primarily in his troublesome experiences as a student at an all-boys Catholic boarding high school; it is essentially Dan’s version of the “story” of those years just before his fame when music was replacing religion as the center of his spirituality. The ultimate conclusion Dan reaches through the reconsideration of that …
The Trout, Will Code
Darkness At Dawn, Angela Kovalak
Carriers Of The Thunder Stick, Catherine Aiken
Carriers Of The Thunder Stick, Catherine Aiken
Calliope (1954-2001)
No abstract provided.
The Scarecrow, Rob Lawrence
Dreams, Shaunna Barr
Funky Miasma, Alyssha "Kat" Holdren
The Rehearsal, Jennifer Yeager