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Articles 1081 - 1110 of 3456
Full-Text Articles in Creative Writing
Morning, Easter, Jim Mersmann
Small Porcelain Head, Michelle Chan Brown
Ancient, Immaterial, Jim Murphy
Ghost Gear, Saara Myrene Raappana
Confederate Season, Allison Joseph
Encyclopedias, Allison Joseph
The Hotel Utopia, Robert Collins
Sentence, Christopher Bakken
Turning The Line, Charlene Fix
On Exhaustion, Adam Clay
Bakery, Richie Hofmann
The Light Of Knowledge, Charles Martin
Southern Girlhood, 1963, Cleopatra Mathis
Orderly, Charlotte Pence
The Neighbors, Upstairs, Michael Shewmaker
Summer's End, Christina Pugh
Saint Peter, Show Me Where The Bachelors Sit., Gary Soto
Saint Peter, Show Me Where The Bachelors Sit., Gary Soto
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 145-146
The One Black Girl At The Racist Sleepover, Stacey Lynn Brown
The One Black Girl At The Racist Sleepover, Stacey Lynn Brown
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 52-53
The Lepidopterist, Lesley Jenike
"For Counting Your Blessings," She Said, Jim Mersmann
Vol. Li, No. 5: The Dogs Of Literature Seymour Krim: Bottom Dog Part I, M.G. Stephens
Vol. Li, No. 5: The Dogs Of Literature Seymour Krim: Bottom Dog Part I, M.G. Stephens
The Hollins Critic
No abstract provided.
Vol. Li, No. 4: The Best Appalachian Writer You Likely Never Heard Tell Of: Naton Leslie (1957-2013), Casey Clabough
Vol. Li, No. 4: The Best Appalachian Writer You Likely Never Heard Tell Of: Naton Leslie (1957-2013), Casey Clabough
The Hollins Critic
No abstract provided.
Vol. Li, No. 3: Ellen Bryant Voigt: Preserving The Rural Landscape, James Robert Saunders
Vol. Li, No. 3: Ellen Bryant Voigt: Preserving The Rural Landscape, James Robert Saunders
The Hollins Critic
No abstract provided.
How To Protect A Literary Character Through Copyright And Trademark, Annie Provenzano
How To Protect A Literary Character Through Copyright And Trademark, Annie Provenzano
Journalism
This paper is about finding the best practices in which to protect a literary character as an individual and help authors keep the rights to their characters when the characters are taken out of the original work. It focuses on the basic copyright and trademark laws, how they apply to a literary character, what is afforded to the character for protection, and the lack of protection by the courts. The research helps facilitate ideas and advice on how to better protect a literary character before and after the process of copyrighting or trademarking the work.
Ferradáns Publishes Bilingual Collection Of Spanish Poet's Work, Kim Hill
Ferradáns Publishes Bilingual Collection Of Spanish Poet's Work, Kim Hill
News and Events (Discontinued Series)
No abstract provided.
Vol. Li, No. 2: "A Morbid Longing For The Picturesque": The Novels Of Donna Tartt, James Shell
Vol. Li, No. 2: "A Morbid Longing For The Picturesque": The Novels Of Donna Tartt, James Shell
The Hollins Critic
No abstract provided.
Theological Creative Nonfiction: Christian Literature For Christian Life, Elizabeth R. Hurt
Theological Creative Nonfiction: Christian Literature For Christian Life, Elizabeth R. Hurt
Senior Honors Theses
Since the Christian worldview is composed of more than theoretical truth, Christian literature should reflect these other aspects, such as how that truth is applied in the lives of the saints. Furthermore, the praxis element of worldview is reflected in literature more naturally in narrative genres than in more expository writings like systematic theology. Narrative genres mirror the complex, temporal way a person lives his life, and because of this are able to show how objective truth is applied in subjective situations. For this reason, Christians need contemporary writing that reflects the process of everyday Christian living to offer a …
Vol. Li, No. 1: "Poetry Saves Lives!" The Art Of Ruth Stone, Liz Rosenberg
Vol. Li, No. 1: "Poetry Saves Lives!" The Art Of Ruth Stone, Liz Rosenberg
The Hollins Critic
No abstract provided.
The Irrevocable, Bruce Bond
This Thing We Do, Kimberly Bruss