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The Irresolution Of Genre In Edith Tiempo’S The Builder, Kaisa R. Aquino
The Irresolution Of Genre In Edith Tiempo’S The Builder, Kaisa R. Aquino
Akda: The Asian Journal of Literature, Culture, Performance
The tradition and history of detective fiction in the Philippines remain a slim and largely untheorized terrain, and Edith Tiempo’s contribution to the genre with her fifth and last novel, The Builder (2003), has yet to receive critical attention. This paper takes the novel as its primary text and argues that the quasi-detective and the criminal, both indigenous subjects, produce a critical tension that is illegible to the generic framework of Western detective fiction. While the novel succeeds in deploying genre conventions, such as the analysis of signs through textual and material evidence, the contract of resolution through the assertion …
Arbiya, Hamida T. Riahi
Arbiya, Hamida T. Riahi
Journal of International Women's Studies
This short story narrates the lived experience of a young, rural, Tunisian student confronting the intersecting oppressions of class, gender, and regional marginalization in her pursuit of higher education. Positioned as an arbiya—a term loaded with regionalist and classist disdain—the protagonist is marked as inferior within the urban academic milieu. Her daily struggles with poverty, hunger, and moral scrutiny reveal the precarious conditions under which many women students from rural backgrounds must survive. The dormitory space, far from being a refuge, exposes her to exploitation, judgment, and social surveillance. The story reaches its emotional apex when her lover’s urban bourgeois …
Story Publication Correspondence To Lisa Chandler, Feb. 9, 1977, William Lindsey Mcdonald
Story Publication Correspondence To Lisa Chandler, Feb. 9, 1977, William Lindsey Mcdonald
Correspondence
Correspondence from William L. McDonald to Lisa Chandler concerning the publication of his fiction in her story collection. The included additional file is a March 8, 1977, reply from Lisa Chandler that discusses her and McDonald's shared literary interests.
Feelings Of Boredom, Jaden C. Ni
Feelings Of Boredom, Jaden C. Ni
Persimmon Creek
A short story about a boy who's bored with life. That is, until one night, a fateful encounter changes his life for the better.
Moths In The Closet, Brandi E. Shuler
Moths In The Closet, Brandi E. Shuler
Persimmon Creek
a Work of Flash Fiction
This is a personal reflection about clothing and what makes something important. Why do people hold onto things in a world where replacing them would be so easy?
Built To Last, Jack Andrew Hines
Built To Last, Jack Andrew Hines
Persimmon Creek
A young man embarks on a career as a carpenter in South Carolina's Lowcountry. He falls under the tutelage of a heavy drinking master carpenter and, together, they strive to master their craft while holding onto their pride in an environment where their culture is being degraded and appropriated.
Tolkien And The Mystery Of Literary Creation By Guiseppe Pezzini, Katherine Sas
Tolkien And The Mystery Of Literary Creation By Guiseppe Pezzini, Katherine Sas
Mythlore: A Journal of J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Charles Williams, and Mythopoeic Literature
This article reviews Tolkien and the Mystery of Literary Creation by Giuseppe Pezzini, a study of J.R.R. Tolkien’s creative process in which Pezzini argues for a remarkably consistent and comprehensive (if quirky) theory of literary creation as embodied in Tolkien’s legendarium.
The Gospel Of Gollum By Ivano Sassanelli, Gabriela Clarke
The Gospel Of Gollum By Ivano Sassanelli, Gabriela Clarke
Mythlore: A Journal of J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Charles Williams, and Mythopoeic Literature
This review evaluates Ivano Sassanelli’s exploration of what Gollum represents and whether he is a personification of the biblical claim that where one’s heart is, there also will their treasure be. As current scholarship focuses on secondary The Lord of the Rings characters, from Galadriel to Tom Bombadil, this book provides fascinating insights regarding perhaps the most anomalous figure in the canon.
Sassanelli brings together a unique body of international scholarship, especially works from his native Italy, and discusses several niche topics relating to Gollum, such as the character’s grandmother, film portrayal, and Italian-dubbed voice. Comparative reading between early editions …
Cambodian American Literature, Thatiana So
Cambodian American Literature, Thatiana So
Asian and Asian American Studies Program Student Scholarship
Independent Study Project
This course examines Cambodian American literature through memoirs, novels, poetry, and graphic narratives that explore the lasting effects of the Khmer Rouge genocide, forced migration, refugee resettlement, and cultural adaptation in the United States. Through works by Bunkong Tuon, Anthony Veasna So, Vichet Chum, Putsata Reang, Loung Ung, Maya Cheav, and Tian Veasna, students investigate themes of memory, trauma, resilience, family obligation, identity formation, language, queerness, and belonging. Throughout the semester, students consider how storytelling preserves cultural memory and connects personal narratives to larger historical experiences. By engaging with Cambodian American voices across multiple genres, students gain …
Front Matter, The Sucarnochee Review Editors
Front Matter, The Sucarnochee Review Editors
The Sucarnochee Review
No abstract provided.
Contents, The Sucarnochee Review Editors
Contributors, The Sucarnochee Review Editors
Contributors, The Sucarnochee Review Editors
The Sucarnochee Review
No abstract provided.
Optimists And Pessimists, Craig Kurtz
The Bubble, Craig Kurtz
Homesick, Robert S. King
Beauty In The Dark Ages, Robert S. King
Present In The Present, Jim Murdoch
Calls, Geo Staley
After The Blues, Claude Clayton Smith
Hypocrisy, Wortley Clutterbuck
The Regular, Wortley Clutterbuck
Rent, Allison Whittenberg
Life Is A Bread Factory, Allison Whittenberg
Life Is A Bread Factory, Allison Whittenberg
The Sucarnochee Review
No abstract provided.
Displacement, Allison Whittenberg
What I Didn’T Tell You, Grace Larson
The Girl Who Escaped From Hell, Svetlana Rostova
The Girl Who Escaped From Hell, Svetlana Rostova
The Sucarnochee Review
No abstract provided.
Education Through The Ages, Paul Ilechko
Boats Return, Paul Ilechko
Black Walnut Tree, Tara Menon
Viewing Tsuchinshan-Atlas, Tara Menon