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Full-Text Articles in Creative Writing
Vol. Liv, No. 3: Thomas Mcgonigle: A Lineage Of Literary Intimidation, Daniel J. Tharp
Vol. Liv, No. 3: Thomas Mcgonigle: A Lineage Of Literary Intimidation, Daniel J. Tharp
The Hollins Critic
No abstract provided.
Dinner At Eight, Anastasia M. Berkovich
Dinner At Eight, Anastasia M. Berkovich
Graduate Theses/Dissertations
This creative thesis is comprised of six short stories of fiction in various styles and lengths, as well as a critical introduction wherein I discuss the various influences on my work, ranging from Charles Baxter and Karen Joy Fowler to Doležel and John Gardner. All of these stories share a theme of family and loss. Each story also grapples in some way with changing times and places. I have endeavored, by using rhyming action, repeating images, and melodrama, to give each story a great sense of emotion, a feeling both specific to the story but connects to the wider reading …
Aliens, Poverty, And The Written Word: A Pastiche Interview With Mary Field Chair Bonnie Jo Campbell, Bonnie Jo Campbell
Aliens, Poverty, And The Written Word: A Pastiche Interview With Mary Field Chair Bonnie Jo Campbell, Bonnie Jo Campbell
A Midwestern Review: A Magazine of the Arts and Issues at DePauw University
No abstract provided.
Vol. Liv, No. 2: The Awful Fragility Of Love: Helen Simonson's Sussex Novels, Amanda Cockrell
Vol. Liv, No. 2: The Awful Fragility Of Love: Helen Simonson's Sussex Novels, Amanda Cockrell
The Hollins Critic
No abstract provided.
Behind Valencia: A Contemporary Play, Emily Charbonneau
Behind Valencia: A Contemporary Play, Emily Charbonneau
Honors Projects in English and Cultural Studies
SYNOPSIS The purpose of this play is to highlight the length that modern females go to in order to maintain a desired appearance, especially across social media. These desired appearances are influenced by the glamorous and unrealistic looks and physiques that are prevalent in the media. Essentially, the primary goal of these characters is to attract the attention of their male counterparts because of the gender roles society promotes. This shallow lifestyle can be completely consuming for impressionable, young females.
Write What You Know: The Process Of Writing A Young Adult Novella, Grace Morgan
Write What You Know: The Process Of Writing A Young Adult Novella, Grace Morgan
Honors Projects in English and Cultural Studies
One tragedy, two lives changed forever. This novella follows the paths of two characters coping with the death of loved ones. It examines the themes of grief, friendship, family, self-discovery and inner strength. Specifically, how these things manifest and change after experiencing extreme loss. The dual narrative compares and contrasts the varying ways people react to grief. This project on creative writing followed the writing process from brainstorming to final draft.
The Idea Of You, Julia Zygiel
The Idea Of You, Julia Zygiel
Student Publications
A woman confesses to a man but it doesn't go as planned. Although she is rejected the woman walks away pleased, and the man is left befuddled and without resolution.
Stay, Gabriella M. Sanchez
Stay, Gabriella M. Sanchez
Student Publications
Stay is a liberation poem as told by a young woman recounting various memories of a tumultuous relationship that threatens to hold her back. Despite the pain of heartbreak, the woman is determined to not stay stuck, but respect her true self and independence.
Red Sheets, Maggie E. Burke
Red Sheets, Maggie E. Burke
Student Publications
A poem about a painting of a dark bedroom with a large window.
Niche By Basma Kavanagh, Vivian M. Hansen
Vol. Liv, No. 1: Susan Scarf Merrel: Recapturing The Essence Of Shirley Jackson, James Robert Saunders
Vol. Liv, No. 1: Susan Scarf Merrel: Recapturing The Essence Of Shirley Jackson, James Robert Saunders
The Hollins Critic
No abstract provided.
Parnassus 2017
Parnassus
The 2017 edition of the student literary journal, Parnassus, published by Taylor University in Upland, Indiana.
To Bear Them Up, Eleanor Wilner
An Interview With Caribel Alegría, Salvador Peralta, Gregory Fraser
An Interview With Caribel Alegría, Salvador Peralta, Gregory Fraser
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 31-54
Belladonna, Bruce Bond
May Hawes, Daniel Devaughn
My Bishop, Michael Collier
The Right Words, Diamond Forde
The Man Of Dirt Toils In The Laughter Of His Wayward World, Sean Karns
The Man Of Dirt Toils In The Laughter Of His Wayward World, Sean Karns
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 183-184
The Resurgiance, Brian Laidlaw
The Age Of Heroes, William Logan
Homage To An Army, William Logan
Self Portrait As Ego And Vehicle, J G. Mcclure
Self Portrait As Ego And Vehicle, Leslie Adrienne Miller
Self Portrait As Ego And Vehicle, Leslie Adrienne Miller
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 204-205
Elegy For Mark Strand, John Poch
Cold Bearing, Barry Sternlieb
Sustenance, Barry Sternlieb
Rasa, Charles Harper Webb
What I Won’T Say About My High-School Girlfriend, Marcus Wicker
What I Won’T Say About My High-School Girlfriend, Marcus Wicker
Birmingham Poetry Review
p. 244
When Vision Narrows To A Single Beam Of Light, Eleanor Wilner
When Vision Narrows To A Single Beam Of Light, Eleanor Wilner
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 254-255