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What A Fat Girl Wants, Briana Lee Jan 2017

What A Fat Girl Wants, Briana Lee

Audre Lorde Prize

This piece discusses my personal struggles with my weight as an obese woman, but also addresses common aspects of daily life that countless young girls and women struggle with through the prevalence of body shaming in our society. I wanted to be their voice to make people aware of how American society wants women to be shaped and molded into the ideal female body.


Being The Other Woman: Watanabe’S Unrequited Love For Naoko In Norwegian Wood, Giselle Carter Jan 2017

Being The Other Woman: Watanabe’S Unrequited Love For Naoko In Norwegian Wood, Giselle Carter

Audre Lorde Prize

Taking a look at the philosophical Other, the object of one's life that would lead to self-actualization- something that des not exist, I reflect on Naoko and Watanabe's relationship, in particular the one-sidedness of it.


The Whole World To Please, Elena Leith Jan 2017

The Whole World To Please, Elena Leith

Audre Lorde Prize

This is a fictional piece derived from stories of women who have experienced abortions for different reasons.


The Genetics Of Morality: Policing Science In Dudintsev’S White Robes, Yvonne Howell Jan 2017

The Genetics Of Morality: Policing Science In Dudintsev’S White Robes, Yvonne Howell

Languages, Literatures, and Cultures Faculty Publications

The Men and women in White Robes (Belye odezhdv), Vladimir Dudinstev's fictional account of the banning of genetics in the Soviet Union, are acutely aware that in the 20th century, the study of the fruit fly is the study of man. The key to unraveling the mystery of human nature lies in the easily observed chromosomes of the forbidden fly (drosophila melanogaster). Under Stalin, the banned geneticists were branded “Morganists” after their hero Thomas Hunt Morgan, the Columbia University researcher who pioneered the technique of mapping locations on drosophila chromosomes to specific traits in the flies. To …


Age., Tess Monks Jan 2017

Age., Tess Monks

The Messenger

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We Sit Complacent, Mitchell Gregory Jan 2017

We Sit Complacent, Mitchell Gregory

The Messenger

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Three Intervals, Megan Towey Jan 2017

Three Intervals, Megan Towey

The Messenger

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Like, My First Suicide Attempt Turns 5 This Year, A. Anonymous Jan 2017

Like, My First Suicide Attempt Turns 5 This Year, A. Anonymous

The Messenger

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Eve, Shabethany Sawyer Jan 2017

Eve, Shabethany Sawyer

The Messenger

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Hung Elephants Swinging In The Room, Jhannelle Robinson Jan 2017

Hung Elephants Swinging In The Room, Jhannelle Robinson

The Messenger

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Dismas, Emily Bradford Jan 2017

Dismas, Emily Bradford

The Messenger

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The N Word, Elizabeth Montague Jan 2017

The N Word, Elizabeth Montague

The Messenger

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Night Watch, Ned Balbo Jan 2017

Night Watch, Ned Balbo

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 100-101


One Of The Waves, Ellen Doré Watson Jan 2017

One Of The Waves, Ellen Doré Watson

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 240-241


The Visit, Marianne Boruch Jan 2017

The Visit, Marianne Boruch

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 118-119


Value Hunger: Feeding The Need For Assessment In Poetry, Michael Theune, Bob Broad Jan 2017

Value Hunger: Feeding The Need For Assessment In Poetry, Michael Theune, Bob Broad

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 63-88


My Tiger, Tom Sleigh Jan 2017

My Tiger, Tom Sleigh

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 227-229


What The Glossator Knows, Leslie Adrienne Miller Jan 2017

What The Glossator Knows, Leslie Adrienne Miller

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 206


Scriptorium, Saara Myrene Raappana Jan 2017

Scriptorium, Saara Myrene Raappana

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 282-286


Fetch, J P. Grasser Jan 2017

Fetch, J P. Grasser

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 168


Countdown, Seth Brady Tucker Jan 2017

Countdown, Seth Brady Tucker

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 237-238


Nothing Will Be All Right, But Thank You Anyway, J G. Mcclure Jan 2017

Nothing Will Be All Right, But Thank You Anyway, J G. Mcclure

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 200


Visiting Hours With My Grandmother, Deborah Pope Jan 2017

Visiting Hours With My Grandmother, Deborah Pope

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 221


"I Carry Words …", Will Schutt, Francesco Scarabicchi Jan 2017

"I Carry Words …", Will Schutt, Francesco Scarabicchi

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 223


Caribel Alegría: A Human Presence, Laura Sonderman Jan 2017

Caribel Alegría: A Human Presence, Laura Sonderman

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 55-60


The River, Bruce Bond Jan 2017

The River, Bruce Bond

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 116-117


Decoding The Colorless Puzzle, Carey Link Jan 2017

Decoding The Colorless Puzzle, Carey Link

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 193


Salvage: A Field Guide, Clayton Adam Clark Jan 2017

Salvage: A Field Guide, Clayton Adam Clark

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 132-133


Mantis, Zack Strait Jan 2017

Mantis, Zack Strait

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 234


Hudson At Saugerties, Joshua R. Butts Jan 2017

Hudson At Saugerties, Joshua R. Butts

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 121-123