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Full-Text Articles in Creative Writing
Imagen De La Guerra E Idea De Nación En El Poemario Unción De La Sombra, Carla Vanessa Gonzales
Imagen De La Guerra E Idea De Nación En El Poemario Unción De La Sombra, Carla Vanessa Gonzales
Open Access Theses & Dissertations
El presente trabajo analiza los vasos comunicantes entre poesía, historia y memoria, partiendo de la representación de la guerra como expresión del fenómeno del conflicto y sus correlatos del trauma colectivo en el contexto de la violencia histórica. Es a través del poemario Unción de la sombra, que dicha investigación explora la manera en que la poesía escrita puede proyectar el dolor, la pérdida y el sentido de la identidad en relación con eventos de conflicto como uno de los fenómenos más controversiales de la expresión humana, con enfoque en la Guerra del Pacífico (1879-1884) y sus secuelas. Esta tesis …
Locura Progeny, Cindy Longoria
Locura Progeny, Cindy Longoria
Open Access Theses & Dissertations
ABSTRACT
Growing up in a dysfunctional home with few supportive resources was my inspiration for writing this creative non-fiction work. The goal for Locura Progeny is to connect with people who have had a similar upbringing but felt compelled to not talk about it due the stigma it carries. I wrote this work in first person using a chronological timeline similar to an episodic novel. Each chapter is an important event or memory in my life that shaped my views on my future self and the key people in my life. This story is impossible to tell without focusing on …
Myradas, Mercedes Soledad Moresco
Myradas, Mercedes Soledad Moresco
Open Access Theses & Dissertations
La presente tesis presenta Myradas, una colección de poemas bilingüe que explora la relación entre imagen, palabra y disposición espacial en la página. El proyecto tuvo su origen en una revista que combinaba textos poéticos, dibujos y collages. A partir de la separación de los poemas de sus imágenes originales, surgió una reflexión sobre cómo sostener la fuerza poética a través del uso del espacio en blanco como elemento significativo. El manuscrito incluye principalmente poemas de tipo ecfrástico, inspirados en obras visuales como fotografías o pinturas, así como textos que dialogan con otras obras literarias. En esta propuesta conviven distintos …
H.O.V. - A Novel, David Christopher Rout
H.O.V. - A Novel, David Christopher Rout
Open Access Theses & Dissertations
In this novel. An agribusiness executive from Toronto lives as a homeless man in 1990's Los Angeles. He's wanted for a crime in Canada and is unable to find conventional work. His living involves being a professional passenger for morning and afternoon commuters who wish to use the High Occupancy Vehicle lane. After falling in love with a clerk at a used paperback store, he must confront his choices and deal with the circumstances of his wife's death.
Lizita, Meet Liz A Memoir, Elizabeth Shannon
Lizita, Meet Liz A Memoir, Elizabeth Shannon
Open Access Theses & Dissertations
A change of life baby, Liz was born to poor, middle-aged Mexican American parents who didn't want the same things in life that she wanted. Generational trauma, internalized racism, and family dysfunction permeated her psyche and crippled her self-worth sending her into the fantasy worlds she created in her head. She managed to escape her family through marriage at nineteen years old, quickly realizing she had traded family dysfunction for marital dysfunction. But, then, an affair with a man more than twenty years her junior forced her to face the reality of her marriage. Newly divorced and finally free to …
Flawless Coastal Day, Sarah Akhtar
I Want You To Know, Kaji-San
Fingertips, Miranda Duarte
Calliope Liv Steadfast 2025, Calliope
Blue Light Jazz Club, Blue
The Night Sky, Anonymous
Connection Test, Kaji-San
I Had A Dream Last Night, Anonymous
Cleanse, Miranda Duarte
Burning Truths, Madie Neely
Parallels, Viiu
Rhetorics Of Motherhood In Fiction:Motherhood As Identity And Status-Quo, Brea A. Hudson
Rhetorics Of Motherhood In Fiction:Motherhood As Identity And Status-Quo, Brea A. Hudson
All Theses
Motherhood has become a highly politicized and dominant topic in public discourse, with it often being a beacon of good-will and the building block of feminine identity. Lindal Buchanan’s Rhetorics of Motherhood demonstrates how motherhood has been used by all types of political ideologies to make women more palpable in public spaces. Miranda July’s All Fours explores an identity shift in an aging mother. In my collection, I explore these different identities and facets of motherhood and what that looks like for characters who struggle with infertility, loss, and addiction. My collection shows motherhood in a realistic and messy view …
Literature As A Tool For The Introduction Of Mental Health To Children, Kira Ott
Literature As A Tool For The Introduction Of Mental Health To Children, Kira Ott
Undergraduate Honors Theses
In childhood, literature is a quintessential learning tool, so it is imperative it is used in the introduction of mental health. Around the ages of seven to nine children begin to become aware of their own needs and comprehend others' perspectives (Short et al., 2017, p. 13). At this time non-fiction books can be used to present information when it is organized, accessible, and informative (Short et al., 2017, p. 13). This can be effectively paired with fiction which can help contextualize abstract ideas, and develop self-monitoring skills (Gunawardena, 2023; Short et al., 2017). Mental health, which encompasses thoughts, feelings, …
Desire, César Olvera
Face To Face (Reprise), Hinagirl
Whisper Of Peace, Emma Kaufman
Art Of Sight, Sarah Akhtar
The Ace Of Spades, Sarah Akhtar
Demon In The Dark: A Collection Of Short Stories., Giovanna Claudia Burkett
Demon In The Dark: A Collection Of Short Stories., Giovanna Claudia Burkett
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
This creative thesis is a collection of short stories revolving around themes of grief, isolation, and survivor’s guilt. Each story is standalone even though they share overlapping motifs, as well as having a few references within the same universe. These protagonists often appear to be unreliable narrators, though the amount of reliability they depict should be determined by the reader. The protagonists encounter situations that cause them to question their own sanity and make them relive their greatest fears and confront traumatic memories, which may serve as a connection to the supernatural elements within the stories. Settings within each story …
The Light Farm., John Wrestling Brewster Clay
The Light Farm., John Wrestling Brewster Clay
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
The Light Farm is a creative examination of the convergence and divergence of truth and meaning, told in a collection of three short stories that both supplements, and is supplemented by a thesis exhibition of fine art. These stories are told using an episodic format that facilitates world building across time periods, while the sculptures, photographs, and text within the exhibition function as a physical entry point into a space in which the line between fact and fiction is tested. The impetus for this project was a lifelong interest in the disorderly confluence of corporatism, power, mortality, morality, human potential, …
Every Law School Should Have A Poet, Susan Ayres
Every Law School Should Have A Poet, Susan Ayres
Faculty Scholarship
This is an imaginative work that explores gaslighting in the workplace.
Recipe To Remember: An Exploration Of Self-Publishing Creative Agency, Janet L. Gerges
Recipe To Remember: An Exploration Of Self-Publishing Creative Agency, Janet L. Gerges
Honors College Theses
As a poet, I have learned some of the ins and outs of traditional poetry publication—which is anything but conventional—through other research endeavors. Majoring in creative writing at Pace University has given me access to a plethora of resources regarding ways to publish, including the atypical route of self-publishing zines, through the Pace Zine Library. Zines are an ultimately free creative outlet that many artists use to display multimedia work and produce a publication of a different, more homemade quality than that of traditionally published work.
The traditional, more harrowing approach to poetry publication is to break out by publishing …
Maria Sabina And The Wise Ones, Robin Bruce
Maria Sabina And The Wise Ones, Robin Bruce
Graduate Theses and Dissertations
Maria Sabina was born Maria Sabina Magdalena Garcia in 1894, in the principality of Huautla, located in Oaxaca, Mexico. She’s known as a healer and poet, though she would most likely refer to herself as a woman doctor, whose language becomes beautiful with the help of the psylocibin mushroom, which she affectionately refers to as little saints or holy children. In 1953, American banker, R. Gordon Wasson and his wife, pediatrician Valentina Pavlovna, were the first non-Indigenous people to witness one of Sabina’s ceremonies. Novice ethnomycologists and anthropologists, the couple traveled to Southern Mexico to witness a ceremony in which …
Entre Magia Y Olvido: A Narrative Journey Of Latinos/Hispanics In Fantasy Literature, Kendra Edith Lara
Entre Magia Y Olvido: A Narrative Journey Of Latinos/Hispanics In Fantasy Literature, Kendra Edith Lara
Theses and Dissertations
This story was born from imagination and a deep desire for inclusivity. “Corazon de Magia” is told through the perspective of Julietta Hernandez, a young Mexican American woman who is thrust into a magical adventure. Aided by friendship and intuition, Julietta investigates a mysterious pendulum that is the key to finding a missing shopkeeper. This story is a tribute to the Hispanic/Latino community- a celebration of strength, resilience and possibility.
We can be magic too.
Art And Effort, Saul Gabriel Dominguez Ii
Art And Effort, Saul Gabriel Dominguez Ii
Theses and Dissertations
Since childhood I questioned living and my life itself. I wondered the extent of our own free will since people live to cry, to hate, to think they’ve been born simply to die. I use philosophers and some contemporary fiction to portray a lens of living where we must romanticize the present, rather than an uncertain future, and remove the idea that there is a reason for our living. This method of present thinking is a characteristic of a life-well lived. The manuscript will largely be told from my point of view, a young aspiring author with limited experience, through …