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Full-Text Articles in Fiction
The Gates Of Jerusalem, Arthur Hollander
The Gates Of Jerusalem, Arthur Hollander
Manuscripts
Far away, in the eastern part of the land, by the banks of the Jordan, the Lebanon mountains raise themselves up. On the slopes of the mountains a valley streeches out. There are fields and vineyards, orange groves and forests. In this valley a small village is built. In this small village live simple farmers. Among the farmers lives an old man, ninety years old, and his old wife, eighty-two years old. The old farmer and his wife live in their small, simple tent. The stable in which their white ass stands is built by the tent. By the stable …
Not One Of Them, David Craig
The Shadowed Vale, Joan Fuller
The Shadowed Vale, Joan Fuller
Manuscripts
The setting sun was reddening with its last fiery glow the walls of the great castle at Blois where it stood on a rising slope above the skirts of the town. It tipped the carved and traceried windows of the roof and gleamed vermillion on hilts of swords and pour-points and slashed trunk-hose as officers and men-at-arms bustled to and fro in the yard.
But though their faces were long and they bustled nervously, often they stopped in excited knots to whisper and cast curious glances at the windows of the royal suite. For the Dowager Queen lay dying in …
Auburn Sun, Tiffany Scales
Auburn Sun, Tiffany Scales
Sketches: the Online Creative Arts Journal of Tennessee State University
No abstract provided.
She Slapped Me, Fawaz Alotaibi
She Slapped Me, Fawaz Alotaibi
Sketches: the Online Creative Arts Journal of Tennessee State University
No abstract provided.
Smells Like Teen Spirit, Tony Joshua
Smells Like Teen Spirit, Tony Joshua
Sketches: the Online Creative Arts Journal of Tennessee State University
No abstract provided.
The Poet, Asalean Springfield
The Poet, Asalean Springfield
Sketches: the Online Creative Arts Journal of Tennessee State University
No abstract provided.
The Final Harvest, Rick D. Hallbeck
The Final Harvest, Rick D. Hallbeck
Sketches: the Online Creative Arts Journal of Tennessee State University
No abstract provided.
Maiden Mantle, Rick D. Hallbeck
Maiden Mantle, Rick D. Hallbeck
Sketches: the Online Creative Arts Journal of Tennessee State University
No abstract provided.
My Black Community, Ashley Stewart
My Black Community, Ashley Stewart
Sketches: the Online Creative Arts Journal of Tennessee State University
No abstract provided.
Karma, Shannon Stanton
Karma, Shannon Stanton
Sketches: the Online Creative Arts Journal of Tennessee State University
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Pining Through The City, Erica De La Cruz
Pining Through The City, Erica De La Cruz
Sketches: the Online Creative Arts Journal of Tennessee State University
No abstract provided.
Nightmares, Erica De La Cruz
Nightmares, Erica De La Cruz
Sketches: the Online Creative Arts Journal of Tennessee State University
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Discourse Of Introduction And Other Foul Sentiments, Erica De La Cruz
Discourse Of Introduction And Other Foul Sentiments, Erica De La Cruz
Sketches: the Online Creative Arts Journal of Tennessee State University
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Daddy, Jack Perry
Daddy, Jack Perry
Sketches: the Online Creative Arts Journal of Tennessee State University
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When You Grow Up To Be A Child, Viviauna Brown
When You Grow Up To Be A Child, Viviauna Brown
Sketches: the Online Creative Arts Journal of Tennessee State University
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Black Aesthetic, Steven Clark
Black Aesthetic, Steven Clark
Sketches: the Online Creative Arts Journal of Tennessee State University
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Tell-Lie-Vision, Steven Clark
Tell-Lie-Vision, Steven Clark
Sketches: the Online Creative Arts Journal of Tennessee State University
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Man Divine, Steven Clark
Man Divine, Steven Clark
Sketches: the Online Creative Arts Journal of Tennessee State University
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Grampy Hagen's Tale, Steven Schmidt
Grampy Hagen's Tale, Steven Schmidt
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"They's some folks what believes in haints," said Grampy Hagen. We, my brother Johnnie and I, were ready for bed, but first we huddled together in front of the fire while Grampy Hagen sat in the big old oak rocking chair. "Yes, sir, some folks believes in haints 'n spooks 'n things. But I weren't one of 'em, no sir! Leastwise, not afore I spent the night in the cabin down in the holler by the Willow Creek wash."
And Not To Yield, Lisa Nowak
And Not To Yield, Lisa Nowak
Manuscripts
Harry Theobald, formerly called Ulderico Theobaldi, entered the kingdom of God today at 11:02 a.m. having lived his life with all the vigor he possessed. At age 76, he died of leukemia at the Golden Hills Nursing Home, leaving three children and three granddaughters the deed to his warm spirit. Included in his will was a document citing three basic inheritances--faith, hope, and love--to be practiced with positive consideration and serious contemplation in his remembrance.
Doughnuts At Night, Michael Martone
Doughnuts At Night, Michael Martone
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Open, it says, all night.
the tacky lights talk
flicking around the yawning O
and the open hole of the doughnut.
a planet peers through.
Indian Summer, Noel Wyatt
Indian Summer, Noel Wyatt
Manuscripts
As the blood red sun began to sink, a silhouette broke the painted scene. It approached the Apache Reservation roaring like the Father Wind on a winter day. The beast seemed to shout its name above its own voice; across its shiny hood "Lincoln" defied any opponent.
A Fourtwothreelegs Poem, Ed Shacklee
A Fourtwothreelegs Poem, Ed Shacklee
Manuscripts
The first grade teacher greeted
with simplicity the coming of the Day
Untitled, Alice Monds
Untitled, Alice Monds
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He took an old Barlow knife from his pocket and eased into the cane bottom chair, tipping it back on two legs against the low stone fence. Methodically, he drew the gleaming blade across a fragrant block of red and yellow cedar. His gnarled, weathered hands moved deftly. He worked intently for some time, honing the block to a soft roundness and piling thin light curls of cedar around his feet. He peered at his companion from singular eyes set below incredibly unmanageable gray brows.
Of Sap And Tears, Diane Hale
Of Sap And Tears, Diane Hale
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I sit in the woods
and watch the stream
admiring the trees as they ripple and flow
Waves sweep us in,
lulled into dream-sleep,
carrying us away--
content to settle beneath the gentle caress
certain to end as we began
Battle, Bob Sullivan
Battle, Bob Sullivan
Manuscripts
Wet from the cold March rain, the white paint glistens fresh. It is almost as if the barn has been swept by a snowstorm of Elmer's Glue. In contrast to the radiant purity of this barn, the soil of the farm is a tiring alternation of milky gray and soggy brown. Tattered stubs of once-green corn cling to the ground in haggard remnants of narrow rows. Like the littered aftermath of Gettysburg, this land is hallowed--Mother Earth. The farmer sees himself as the victor. He has tamed the cycle with civilized plastic machinery.
Avatar, Mary Harter
Avatar, Mary Harter
Manuscripts
You see her in the supermarket every day. She wears size 14, stretch pants (that advertise plainly why she needs the stretch) and a matching print blouse. She wears them with tennis shoes.
A Child's Viewpoint, Alice Monds
A Child's Viewpoint, Alice Monds
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She beckoned to me, and with much apprehension I entered the door of the shabby unpainted house. Inside, the room was small and dark and almost the entire space was taken up by a big metal-framed bed which stuck out into the middle of the room. A ragged upholstered chair in one corner and a small pot-bellied stove in the other completed the furnishings. The windows, uncurtained, were filthy and one was covered with pieces of a cardboard box where the pane had been broken out.