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Articles 21391 - 21420 of 57918
Full-Text Articles in Creative Writing
Birth By Portland: A Collection Of Short Stories By Shay Duchaine, Shay Duchaine
Birth By Portland: A Collection Of Short Stories By Shay Duchaine, Shay Duchaine
Honors Program Theses and Projects
No abstract provided.
In God We Trust And Other Fictions, Ian M. Sargent
In God We Trust And Other Fictions, Ian M. Sargent
Fiction MFA Theses
A collection of stories whose themes center on the 2008 financial crisis.
Wild Freedom, Elizabeth Field
Wild Freedom, Elizabeth Field
Honors Theses
Wild Freedom, A Fable is a work of utopian fiction that explores themes dominant in Western culture and offers more nature-centered, holistic ways of being. The fable is written from six different perspectives in order to explore diversity among gender, race, sexuality, ability, age, and other identities. This writing style was chosen because acknowledging and listening to diverse perspectives is essential to the creation of a just and equitable society. The ideas presented aim to break away from harmful dualisms dominant in Western culture, for example those that value culture over nature, the mind over the body, and the masculine …
The Laureate; 16th Edition, Nicholas Alti
Muscle & Bone, Dusty R. Freund
Muscle & Bone, Dusty R. Freund
Theses
“Touch” is a short story set in the U.S., present day. Two young girls simultaneously explore the nature of their relationship while performing sexual acts for an online audience. The story investigates how female identity is defined through sexuality and how that affects interpersonal relationships.
“Muscle & Bone” is the beginning of a novel set in a fictional, rural town called Carrington in Southern Missouri. The story takes place on two timelines: one set in 1950, and the other in 1895. A teenage girl named Caroline is sexually assaulted, and as a result impregnated, and forced to marry her assaulter. …
Haunted By The Father: The Poetry Of Li-Young Lee, Howard Schaap
Haunted By The Father: The Poetry Of Li-Young Lee, Howard Schaap
Faculty Work Comprehensive List
"In Lee’s poetry I find myself sharing the experience of being a lost son in a father’s world."
Posting about Li-Young Lee's poetry from In All Things - an online journal for critical reflection on faith, culture, art, and every ordinary-yet-graced square inch of God’s creation.
http://inallthings.org/haunted-by-the-father-the-poetry-of-li-young-lee/
Amayra Short; Touch Of Shadow (Creative Writing, Fictional Short Story), Jessica Blandford
Amayra Short; Touch Of Shadow (Creative Writing, Fictional Short Story), Jessica Blandford
Honors Theses
Born in a small village near Del Marah, Teagan, abandoned by her mother, arrives on the steps of the orphanage. Her gifts express themselves in unexpected ways as she is taunted by those around her. Manifestations of her dreams become reality in the stone halls and calls the attention of the Reverend Mother, the woman responsible for purging the land from Darkness. Fearing for her life, Teagan is forced to leave behind the only life she has ever known. All the while the Forbidden God calls to her from the Shadows. Contained is a short story of fictitious work, any …
A Flying Saucer Belonging To A Joan Rivers Clone Lands On Temple Emanu-El Of New York's Roof (Sans Fiddler), Marleen S. Barr
A Flying Saucer Belonging To A Joan Rivers Clone Lands On Temple Emanu-El Of New York's Roof (Sans Fiddler), Marleen S. Barr
Publications and Research
This is a humorous short story which describes Joan Rivers' memorial service in terms of science fiction.
Roxy, Lucy Torgrimson
Raising River Bums On The Cheap, Amber Davis
Balm, Amber Davis
Wilde Ruhe, Anna Weishaar
Macie, Too, Savannah Stewart
Cover, Title Page, Staff List, Editors' Note, Table Of Contents, Notes About The Visual Art In Volume X
The Oval
No abstract provided.
Poem At Twenty-One, Elizabeth Mays
Poppies, Brad Lambert
Understudy, Steven Abell
For My Next Trick, Trisha Bartle
Onlooker, Lindsay Laird
The Second Question, Jenny-Lin Smith
Baths, Dylan Mccarthy
Baths, Dylan Mccarthy
The Oval
This photograph was taken during travels in Southeast Asia.
Aquarium, Lindsay Laird
Spatial Awareness, Elizabeth Mays
The Great Attractor, Juliette Viera
The Great Attractor, Juliette Viera
The Oval
Collage diptych. The full title reads, "The Great Attractor in reference to a gravitation anomaly." Created in a therapeutic exercise that holds inlaid personal symbolism of a young woman in a state of meditation or waiting while the young man/lover is off in the distance pulling on her to bring her to his realm. Earthly and cosmic, light and dark, male and female, action and inaction.
Smoke Unthreading, John Christenson
Contributors, Honorable Mentions, Back Cover
Gladys, Emily Morrison
Her Watercolor Depression, Cassandra Sevigny
Depth And Perception, Kelaiah Horat
The Oval, 2017
The Oval
This issue includes creative work from undergraduate students at the University of Montana.