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Full-Text Articles in Fiction
Riding To Devil’S Kitchen, Donna L. Emerson
A Nice Boy, Austin Watford
A Nice Boy, Austin Watford
Westview
Across the street lives a very nice boy with brown eyes like muddied brick and teeth like tiny fence posts.
Asylum, Lauro Palomba
Gazebo In The Park, Dennis Ross
Drought, Richard Luftig
Last Day, Richard Dinges Jr.
Game Of Thrones Versus History: Written In Blood. Brian Pavlac, Joseph Young
Game Of Thrones Versus History: Written In Blood. Brian Pavlac, Joseph Young
Mythlore: A Journal of J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Charles Williams, and Mythopoeic Literature
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Was Faramir Gandalf’S Chosen Ring Bearer? Or Is This The Beginning Of My Own Work Of Fan Fiction?, Victoria Gaydosik
Was Faramir Gandalf’S Chosen Ring Bearer? Or Is This The Beginning Of My Own Work Of Fan Fiction?, Victoria Gaydosik
Faculty Articles & Research
Good afternoon and thank you for sharing your interest in J. R. R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings. The title of my talk, as specified in the program distributed via e-mail, is the question “Was Faramir Gandalf’s Intended Ring Bearer?” But there is also a further sub-title omitted from the program that hints at the larger problem of interpreting and appreciating literary works: the subtitle continues, “OR Is This the Germination of a Piece of Fan Fiction?” So I have a double purpose today: I wish to explain some puzzling aspects—puzzling to me at least—of Faramir’s construction as …
Full Moon, House Cats, Gregory Brown
Nameless, Coffeeshop Woman, Gregory Brown
Mount Unzen, Japan, June 3, 1991, Michael Catherwood
Rumblings, Michael Fraley
Into The Howl, Blake Kilgore
No More Days, Richard Donnelly
For Mother’S Wedding, Norbert Kovacs
Vacant Apartment, Lee Zumpe
Three Journals, Scott Thomas
Whole Life, Richard Donnelly
Beer And Pool And The Gravel Voice, Michael Catherwood
‘You Were My First Grade Teacher,’ The Woman Said Smiling, Kevin Acers
‘You Were My First Grade Teacher,’ The Woman Said Smiling, Kevin Acers
Westview
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Snapshot Of My Sixth Birthday Party, Lee Zumpe
Sinister, Richard Luftig
Those Famous Idaho Potatoes, James Valvis
Growing Young, Dennis Ross
Bone, Guy R. Beining
Palms, Frank De Canio
Fullerton Shopper, Richard Donnelly
Written While Sitting In A Poetry Workshop At The Westview Writers’ Festival, Denise Landrum-Geyer
Written While Sitting In A Poetry Workshop At The Westview Writers’ Festival, Denise Landrum-Geyer
Westview
This poem was created during a guided writing exercise at a poetry workshop facilitated by Jennifer Hutchens (spelling?) during the 2015 Westview Writers' Festival, and it is a reminder of a long-ended relationship.
Snipe Hunting, Parker Long