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2022

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March 28th, 2020, Brett Anderson May 2022

March 28th, 2020, Brett Anderson

The Mercury

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Land Legs, Brett Anderson May 2022

Land Legs, Brett Anderson

The Mercury

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The Great Blue Heron, Brett Anderson May 2022

The Great Blue Heron, Brett Anderson

The Mercury

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Big Red, Deirdre M. Sullivan May 2022

Big Red, Deirdre M. Sullivan

The Mercury

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A Tribute To Woody Guthrie, Deirdre M. Sullivan May 2022

A Tribute To Woody Guthrie, Deirdre M. Sullivan

The Mercury

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Pit Stop Along The Highway To Hell, Katherine Mangione May 2022

Pit Stop Along The Highway To Hell, Katherine Mangione

The Mercury

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Kitty, Deirdre M. Sullivan May 2022

Kitty, Deirdre M. Sullivan

The Mercury

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Still Life, Emma Wylam May 2022

Still Life, Emma Wylam

The Mercury

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Simply Put, Aly Leia Wein May 2022

Simply Put, Aly Leia Wein

The Mercury

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Simply An Infatuation, Franchesca Amor A. Aguilar May 2022

Simply An Infatuation, Franchesca Amor A. Aguilar

The Mercury

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Comets, Ericka Gardner May 2022

Comets, Ericka Gardner

The Mercury

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Vita & Virginia, Olivia Groft May 2022

Vita & Virginia, Olivia Groft

The Mercury

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Maxine, Noelle Muni May 2022

Maxine, Noelle Muni

The Mercury

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A Heart, Andrew B. Casher May 2022

A Heart, Andrew B. Casher

The Mercury

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A Creature, Bathed In Marigold, Archer A. Castle May 2022

A Creature, Bathed In Marigold, Archer A. Castle

The Mercury

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Mausoleum, Laken J. Franchetti May 2022

Mausoleum, Laken J. Franchetti

The Mercury

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Landscaping, Raquel A. Delgado May 2022

Landscaping, Raquel A. Delgado

The Mercury

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My Shoes Are Wet, Hannah Evans May 2022

My Shoes Are Wet, Hannah Evans

The Mercury

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A Garden Of My Own, Alexi J. Ralston May 2022

A Garden Of My Own, Alexi J. Ralston

The Mercury

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Bed, Jacob Krebs May 2022

Bed, Jacob Krebs

The Mercury

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Trees With Veins, Hannah Evans May 2022

Trees With Veins, Hannah Evans

The Mercury

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Changing Seasons, Sophia A. Kenny May 2022

Changing Seasons, Sophia A. Kenny

The Mercury

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Where Once A Garden Grew, Noelle Muni May 2022

Where Once A Garden Grew, Noelle Muni

The Mercury

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Going Back To The Roots, Alyssa C. Zabala May 2022

Going Back To The Roots, Alyssa C. Zabala

The Mercury

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On My Sickbed To Reverend Brilliance From My Autumn Garden (698), Xiao-Yu Chen May 2022

On My Sickbed To Reverend Brilliance From My Autumn Garden (698), Xiao-Yu Chen

The Mercury

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To San Diego, California, From Statesville, North Carolina, Katelyn Oglesby May 2022

To San Diego, California, From Statesville, North Carolina, Katelyn Oglesby

The Mercury

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Plastic Horses, Wooden Trains, Alicia Method May 2022

Plastic Horses, Wooden Trains, Alicia Method

The Mercury

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What Has Been, Hannah Rinehart May 2022

What Has Been, Hannah Rinehart

The Mercury

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Reintroductions, Hannah Evans May 2022

Reintroductions, Hannah Evans

The Mercury

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Workers Of Iniquity: Stories, Isaac Huckaby May 2022

Workers Of Iniquity: Stories, Isaac Huckaby

Theses and Dissertations

In her essay, “The Grotesque in Southern Fiction,” Flannery O’Connor notes, “Whenever I’m asked why Southern writers particularly have a penchant for writing about freaks, I say it is because we are still able to recognize one” (44). In the introduction to this collection, I investigate the importance of the grotesque, gothic, and surreal elements that tend to make up the depictions of the South in the works of authors such as Flannery O’Connor and Brad Watson and several horror writers, such as Stephen King, Edgar Allan Poe, and H.P. Lovecraft, exploring how horror can be used to emphasize the …