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Articles 1561 - 1590 of 1875
Full-Text Articles in Creative Writing
Indigenas, Herlinda Tereza Hernandez
Internalized, Liam Lassiter
Elliot Brown’S Last Dance, Justin Kleczka
Black Hole, Reda Ansar
Objection, Metasebia Tessema
Socks, Reilly Geritz
Shovel, Raven Baugh
Going For Wood, Molly Vaux
Going For Wood, Molly Vaux
Bryant Literary Review
I.
I would never have chosen a window seat, but there I was, staring at great banks of clouds while the plane, rocked by invisible currents, sailed upward.
Mud And Truth, Hannah Kass
Mud And Truth, Hannah Kass
Bryant Literary Review
Tsofi knew the story since her mother began telling it to her and her brother almost every night. Other villagers would notice how her people did not eat the same meat or observe the same day of rest. In her mind those differences were as arbitrary as preferring to eat lamb or chicken. Yet such arbitrary reasons had sparked the most violent of reactions.
An Open Letter To The White Feminists Holding A Literary Panel On Toni Morrison, Matthew E. Henry
An Open Letter To The White Feminists Holding A Literary Panel On Toni Morrison, Matthew E. Henry
Bryant Literary Review
look to your left, your right—where
are her sisters? why are they missing?
The Clearest Night Sky, Carla Mcgill
The Clearest Night Sky, Carla Mcgill
Bryant Literary Review
The ending was glass breaking
stones falling from cliffs
The ending was a cat’s purr
the vanishing foam of waves
on all the shores he loved
A Sweet Kid, William Torphy
A Sweet Kid, William Torphy
Bryant Literary Review
I wait anxiously in the United terminal sipping a cup of coffee and feeling ungrounded. My nephew’s flight from Baltimore is late because of a severe weather system over the Midwest. My sister Kat tells me that Justin has become very selfish, even for a teenager, and that he lies and constantly tries to manipulate.
The Flood, Elizabeth Underwood
The Flood, Elizabeth Underwood
Bryant Literary Review
I wake
and I am alive
but the wine in my glass
from the night before
is dead.
Let Go, Jane Flint
Let Go, Jane Flint
Bryant Literary Review
Ten minutes
to pack up all my things
like a pocket
turning inside out
A Legacy Through Carnations, Tara Pulaski
A Legacy Through Carnations, Tara Pulaski
Oswald Research and Creativity Competition
The short story, "A Legacy Through Carnations," details the unique experiences of two very different women, Martha Carrier and Lillian Carrier. Martha is subjected to the religious prosecution of seventeen-century Salem, whereas Lillian is abused by her twenty-first century boyfriend. Despite the gap between their stories, the women are connected through time and space by the injustices they face at the hands of men. Thus, the short story aims to show that modern women still face many abuses and hardships, even if they don't seem quite as apparent as those of the past.
Night Magic, Jackie Mcmahon
Tummy Troubles, Madeleine Quinn
Apocalypse Llc, Emmarie T. Toppan
Haruka's World, Julia M. Chin
Into The Freedom, Ellianie Vega
Playing God, Kenzie Smith
To Hyacinth, Kenzie Smith
If I Still Fixed Things, Becky Montross
To Be Seen, Ellianie Vega
September 15th, Lauren P. Hand
Inverted Negatives, Ellianie Vega
Sustenance, Hallie S. Wilk
Mirror Mirror, Bethany Frankel
Heart To Heart, Autumn S. Brendle
#Dutertestandardtime: Mga Pamamahalang Pamanahon, Christian Jil R. Benitez
#Dutertestandardtime: Mga Pamamahalang Pamanahon, Christian Jil R. Benitez
Filipino Faculty Publications
This study attempts a preliminary analysis on the present administration with a particular focus on the mechanics of time. From the understanding of “Filipino time” as a possible tactic for insisting power, the study turns to poems that directly associate the President Rodrigo Duterte to the concept of time, to reveal that despite his seeming ordinariness is his extraordinary capacity to “pull” “ordinary time” itself. This power becomes critical, especially in the present pandemic, when “time is of the essence.” However, as hinted from the meandering government reports and “poetic” attempts to criticize the administration, it can be perceived that …