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Full-Text Articles in Creative Writing
The Black Testament: A Portrait Of Female Genealogy In The African Diaspora, Raven Mcshan
The Black Testament: A Portrait Of Female Genealogy In The African Diaspora, Raven Mcshan
Graduate Theses and Dissertations (2019 - present)
The Black Testament: A Portrait of Genealogy in the African Diaspora is a hybrid work of creative nonfiction and poetry. These pieces are based on my genealogical research into my family history. The collection traces from my discoveries in the present time back through my lived experiences, the lives of my relatives, and the lives of my ancestors. The subject of the work focuses on the women in my family and the various influences they have had in my life. The collection grapples with themes such as black womanhood, diasporic existence, and complex heritage. The traveling back of genealogical research …
The Body Seeking Magnificence, Taylor Franson Thiel
The Body Seeking Magnificence, Taylor Franson Thiel
All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023
This thesis focuses on how my time as a college athlete, my relationship with my mother, and my experience of an abusive relationship have intersected to impact my personal relationship with my body as I have fluctuated between trying to make it perfect, trying to ruin it, and trying to love it. The collection of poems examines how these forces collided in various ways to change how I thought about myself and my identity. After dealing with the idealized version of what a college athlete should look like and act like, inherited trauma from a mother, and trauma from a …
Kiss To The Fist, Greta Flanagan
The Astonishing, Tess Woitaszek
Nesting, Kiely Caulfield
The God-Fearing Bird Feeder, Mollie Mcmullan
The God-Fearing Bird Feeder, Mollie Mcmullan
Gandy Dancer Archives
No abstract provided.
Crisp, Juliana Warta
Poisoned Against The Moon, Mollie Mcmullan
Poisoned Against The Moon, Mollie Mcmullan
Gandy Dancer Archives
No abstract provided.
S.S. Scarlett, Mollie Mcmullan
Learned Helplessness, Kendall Cruise
Currencies Of Loyalty, Frances Sharples
Dry, Tralee Cotter
Lover's Quarrel, Claire Bressette
On Moving // Letter To Lesbos, Sammie Terpening
On Moving // Letter To Lesbos, Sammie Terpening
Gandy Dancer Archives
No abstract provided.
Confession // Her Name Was Summer, Ashley Halm
Confession // Her Name Was Summer, Ashley Halm
Gandy Dancer Archives
No abstract provided.
Light Listing Along A Shelf, Late May, Edric Mesmer
Light Listing Along A Shelf, Late May, Edric Mesmer
Gandy Dancer Archives
No abstract provided.
Stephanie Vanderslice’S The Lost Son: A Review, Julia Grunes
Stephanie Vanderslice’S The Lost Son: A Review, Julia Grunes
Gandy Dancer Archives
No abstract provided.
An Interview With Stephanie Vanderslice, Elizabeth Roos
An Interview With Stephanie Vanderslice, Elizabeth Roos
Gandy Dancer Archives
No abstract provided.
Feature: Found Poems, Matthew Ingram, Zahyr Canty, Kristian Edwards, Alayah Boothe, Antywon Cosby, Gregory Simon
Feature: Found Poems, Matthew Ingram, Zahyr Canty, Kristian Edwards, Alayah Boothe, Antywon Cosby, Gregory Simon
Gandy Dancer Archives
Gandy Dancer’s mission has always been about connection. As the literary journal of the SUNY system, we feature art and writing from all over the state, from Fredonia to Plattsburgh, from Suffolk County Community College to Brockport. Our goal is to bring together readers and writers and artists. For a special section in this issue, we reach farther, beyond the state borders, even.
We are delighted to bring you six poems by young writers, students at Friendship Collegiate Academy in Washington, DC. In their language arts class with teacher Donna Lewis Johnson, herself a writer, these students wrote the …
Desert Body, Lauren Mckinnon
Desert Body, Lauren Mckinnon
All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023
This thesis is a collection of poems examining certain paradoxes of my body. As a survivor of sexual violence, my body relives trauma which makes it feel uninhabitable. I compare my experiences with the Southern Utah desert. The physical beauty, destruction and inhabitability of the desert teaches me to accept my body as both beautiful and full of grief. The poems move chronologically through my life, beginning with an abusive relationship at the age of sixteen, a move to Moab at nineteen, and becoming a mother at twenty-five. Ultimately, with the desert as my guide, I learn to accept my …
Isagani Cruz And His Fiction: A Footnote To The “Deconstructive Effect Of Feminist Materialism On The Newly-Discovered Cordillera Archives”, Isidoro M. Cruz
Isagani Cruz And His Fiction: A Footnote To The “Deconstructive Effect Of Feminist Materialism On The Newly-Discovered Cordillera Archives”, Isidoro M. Cruz
Akda: The Asian Journal of Literature, Culture, Performance
A cursory reading of Isagani R. Cruz’s literary theory and criticism on one hand, and his fiction on the other, suggests a disparity between Cruz as a scholarly literary critic and Cruz as a fictionist of stories “for adults only”; however, a detail in one of his short stories in his book, Father Solo and Other Stories for Adults Only, arouses a critical suspicion that his fiction is actually cultural criticism masquerading as irreverent or obscene fiction, so that the critic and the fictionist are one. That detail is found in “Once upon a Time Some Years from Now,” …
The Ecocritical Erotic In Marjorie Evasco's "Elemental", Jose Kervin Cesar B. Calabias
The Ecocritical Erotic In Marjorie Evasco's "Elemental", Jose Kervin Cesar B. Calabias
Akda: The Asian Journal of Literature, Culture, Performance
This brief article explores the critical entanglements of nature, matter, and the human body in Marjorie Evasco’s poem “Elemental.” Through ecocritical erotic writing, the text establishes the “trans-corporeal” relationships between human desire and the natural environment, the language of the erotic and the craft of poetry, and the writer and the task of ecofeminist writing. Ultimately, this essay suggests that the text and the author engage with the ba’i as an indigenous source of femininity, charting a direction toward native Philippine ecofeminism.
Ang Balintuna Ng Pesimismo At Pag-Asa Sa “Ilang Aeta Mula Sa Botolan” Ni Cirilo F. Bautista (The Paradox Of Pessimism And Hope In Cirilo F. Bautista’S “Ilang Aeta Mula Sa Botolan”), Mesándel V. Arguelles
Ang Balintuna Ng Pesimismo At Pag-Asa Sa “Ilang Aeta Mula Sa Botolan” Ni Cirilo F. Bautista (The Paradox Of Pessimism And Hope In Cirilo F. Bautista’S “Ilang Aeta Mula Sa Botolan”), Mesándel V. Arguelles
Akda: The Asian Journal of Literature, Culture, Performance
Sa sanaysay na ito, ginagalugad ang isa sa mga birtud ng panulaan ni Pambansang Alagad ng Sining sa Literatura Cirilo F. Bautista—ang balintuna, sa pangunahin, ang balintuna ng pesimismo at pag-asa kaugnay ng pagpaksa sa mga usapin, suliranin, at penomenong panlipunan ng kanyang panahon hanggang sa kasalukuyan. Pinagninilayan din ang bait at bisa ng kanyang mga tula na nakasalalay sa kabatirang kapwa lubhang mahalaga at di-makasasapat ang wika upang, aniya, ay “ipahayag ang ating isip at damdamin” na nagbunsod sa kanya sa pagbuo ng pormulasyong “sugat ng salita” at “kirot ng kataga”—kapwa ginamit bilang mga susing konsepto ng kanyang dalawang …
Marginal Voices, Silenced Annotations: Notes On The Life Of Edith L. Tiempo, Cris Barbra N. Pe
Marginal Voices, Silenced Annotations: Notes On The Life Of Edith L. Tiempo, Cris Barbra N. Pe
Akda: The Asian Journal of Literature, Culture, Performance
The popular version of National Artist for Literature Edith L. Tiempo is that she holds a central position as the literary matriarch of the Philippines. However, little is known about her background as a partly tribal (indigenous) woman. This paper proposes that biography can be a form of intervention to recuperate silenced narratives and marginal lives. Drawing from the ideas of the Geneva School of Consciousness, biography can be seen as a form of reading, where latent images in an author’s works can be made manifest and reveal hidden narratives in the author’s life. Edith’s life and works yield images …
Lives Away From Home And Precarious Writing As Life: Reading Bienvenido Santos’S Postscript To Saintly Life, Ivan Emil A. Labayne
Lives Away From Home And Precarious Writing As Life: Reading Bienvenido Santos’S Postscript To Saintly Life, Ivan Emil A. Labayne
Akda: The Asian Journal of Literature, Culture, Performance
Towards the end of his writing career, Bienvenido Santos published two autobiographies, Memory’s Fictions and Postscript to Saintly Life—a departure in a writing life mostly devoted to penning fictional works. This paper focuses on the last autobiography which mainly looks at Santos’s experiences as a pensionado in America. It pays attention to how Santos writes about his Philippine home while in exile, taking part in a program that is part of the American colonial period. The range of Santos’s emotions—with shame and pride on both ends—while abroad is also examined. How these emotions were manifested in the book served …
Didymus, David Baird
Chasing A Fallen Guide, Hannah Armbrust
Chasing A Fallen Guide, Hannah Armbrust
Sehnsucht: The C. S. Lewis Journal
No abstract provided.
A Letter From St. Patrick To His Father, Written In His Head, Meredith Moench
A Letter From St. Patrick To His Father, Written In His Head, Meredith Moench
Sehnsucht: The C. S. Lewis Journal
No abstract provided.
Broceliande, Holly Ordway
Tumbled By The Surf, D. S. Martin
Tumbled By The Surf, D. S. Martin
Sehnsucht: The C. S. Lewis Journal
No abstract provided.