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Articles 1201 - 1230 of 1647
Full-Text Articles in Creative Writing
Shakespeare Puppets, Henry Hart
Litmag 2018-19, University Of Missouri-St. Louis, Kathryne Johanna Watt
Litmag 2018-19, University Of Missouri-St. Louis, Kathryne Johanna Watt
Litmag
The mission of the journal is to nurture the creativity of the students, staff, and alumni by increasing awareness of the vigorous literary talent on UMSL’s campus. We aim to produce a professional, high-quality publication that gives budding writers and artists a venue to display their work and experience the exciting world of publishing. The journal is offered to the campus and local community free of charge, a service we are committed to maintaining.
Seveneves: A Moral Approach To Speculative Science-Fiction Literature, Bailee Morgan
Seveneves: A Moral Approach To Speculative Science-Fiction Literature, Bailee Morgan
Merge
No abstract provided.
“Belle Reve? Lost, Is It? No!:” The Disillusioned Home In Tennessee Williams’ Early Plays, Rayben Lee
“Belle Reve? Lost, Is It? No!:” The Disillusioned Home In Tennessee Williams’ Early Plays, Rayben Lee
Merge
No abstract provided.
Words, Pictures, And The “Nonlistening Space”: Visual Design And Popular Music As Forms Of Performance In First-Year Writing, Maria Lynn Soriano
Words, Pictures, And The “Nonlistening Space”: Visual Design And Popular Music As Forms Of Performance In First-Year Writing, Maria Lynn Soriano
2019 Faculty Bibliography
The chapter focuses on the importance of teaching visual rhetoric by examining a multimodal first-year writing course unit that asks students to create concert posters for their favorite bands or musical artists. In addition, students produce explanatory essays that translate their creation process into words, representing their imaginations on paper. Soriano discusses the ways that this unit has improved and enriched the writing of many of her students, including poster examples and supplemental materials for instructors who might want to adopt this assignment and challenge their students to invade their own “nonlistening spaces.”
The Curse Of Feathers, Victoria Presslor
Section Intro: A Call, Antonia Green, Sean Murphy, Nicole Sklitsis, Brittney West
Section Intro: A Call, Antonia Green, Sean Murphy, Nicole Sklitsis, Brittney West
Intertext
No abstract provided.
Slip Of Southern Hospitality, Grace O'Rourke
Slip Of Southern Hospitality, Grace O'Rourke
Writing Across the Curriculum
Personal narrative of a family trip and stop at upscale South Carolinian restaurant.
Parnassus 2019
Parnassus
The 2019 edition of the student literary journal, Parnassus, published by Taylor University in Upland, Indiana.
A Humble And Savory Joy: An Interview With Toi Derricotte, Parneshia Jones
A Humble And Savory Joy: An Interview With Toi Derricotte, Parneshia Jones
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 38-49
Counter-Boys, Audrey Bohanan
Streamer Handle Grips In The Wind, Audrey Bohanan
More Or Less, Christopher Buckley
When I Am My Brother Jon Fishing With Deron, Matt Miller
When I Am My Brother Jon Fishing With Deron, Matt Miller
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 195-196
Moving, Charlotte Muzzi
Kissing Meditation, Amie Whittemore
Rabbit-Light, Lesley Jenike
How To Eat A Crawfish, Olivia Murphy
First Home, Susannah Felts
Something I Could Have With Low Probability, Alina Stefanescu
Something I Could Have With Low Probability, Alina Stefanescu
Nelle (literary magazine)
pp. 67-68
My Bully's Mouth, Wendy Rawlings
C. Wade Mead, "Road To Babylon", University Archives And Special Collections, Prescott Memorial Library, Louisiana Tech University
C. Wade Mead, "Road To Babylon", University Archives And Special Collections, Prescott Memorial Library, Louisiana Tech University
Manuscript Finding Aids
Typescript of "Road to Babylon" by Louisiana Tech University professor of History, C. Wade Meade, typed by Mrs. Nell Hutchins.
Climate-Change Fiction And Poverty Studies: Kingsolver’S Flight Behavior, Diaz’S “Monstro,” And Bacigalupi’S “The Tamarisk Hunter”, Debra J. Rosenthal
Climate-Change Fiction And Poverty Studies: Kingsolver’S Flight Behavior, Diaz’S “Monstro,” And Bacigalupi’S “The Tamarisk Hunter”, Debra J. Rosenthal
2019 Faculty Bibliography
No abstract provided.
Honors Journal 2019, University Of Maine At Farmington
Honors Journal 2019, University Of Maine At Farmington
Honors Journal
The work presented here from our five contributors addresses the theme of the unknown, which mirrors the process of starting a journal from scratch. In this edition, reader, you will see that there is uncertainty in what lies in a relationship once financial struggles cause strain, and there is the struggle to keep knowledge alive when other forms of it have been forced onto populations. There are questions in how we cope and how we heal; there are questions regarding if we survive, or if we burn. We are very fortunate to have had the opportunity to feature the work …
White Birch Trees And Purple Finches: A Year Of Ten Minute Scenes, Kristine Sarasin
White Birch Trees And Purple Finches: A Year Of Ten Minute Scenes, Kristine Sarasin
Honors 499 Theses and Creative Projects
12 ten-minute scenes about young adulthood in New Hampshire
Apprentice To The Work Of Thinking: Essays On Violence, Fear, Freedom, Hope, Annie Moloney
Apprentice To The Work Of Thinking: Essays On Violence, Fear, Freedom, Hope, Annie Moloney
Honors 499 Theses and Creative Projects
This project studies authors such as Hannah Arendt, Virginia Woolf, and James Baldwin whose writing reckons with the way violence occurs among people in order to understand how my own place in the world has shaped the way I see violence. Through personal narrative I consider my own experience as well as writing that has already begun to think about how violence is implemented through raced and gendered structures of power. How do factors like race, gender, class, and education contribute to our own understanding of what a violent act is, and how we understand what that act can mean?
The Power Of Television Writing: Small Screen, Big Impact Artist Statement, Meagan Jones, Gail Bello
The Power Of Television Writing: Small Screen, Big Impact Artist Statement, Meagan Jones, Gail Bello
Honors 499 Theses and Creative Projects
The purpose of our project was to learn how to create and pitch an original show for television, during which research and analysis of different televised series and their literary and visual impacts were conducted. The project would also study the aspects of television writing, specifically animation, and create a basis for an original series in the form of concepts and scripts. We wanted to do this project to discuss the influence of animation as a visual media as well as create our own impactful vessel via an original story.
Lauds, Toi Derricotte
La Serenissima, Florida, Debora Greger
Against Jubilance, Hastings Hensel