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Ny Afternoon, Greg Guiffrida
Smith, David Stanius
Where Have All The Wizards Gone, . Pink
Untitled, Glennon Karr
Plotting The Mother: Caroline Norton, Helen Huntingdon, And Isabel Vane, Elisabeth Rose Gruner
Plotting The Mother: Caroline Norton, Helen Huntingdon, And Isabel Vane, Elisabeth Rose Gruner
English Faculty Publications
The proper Victorian heroine neither acts nor plots. Heroines as disparate as Fanny Price of Mansfield Park and Gwendolen Harleth of Daniel Deronda prove their virtue by failing as actresses. When Fanny protests, “Indeed, I cannot act,” we know that it is because she cannot be other than what she is: virtuous. Gwendolen Harleth’s aborted attempt to make a career as an actress seems, in Daniel Deronda, to signal her essential difference from the Princess Halm-Eberstein, the mother who has abandoned Daniel in order to pursue her acting career. Gwendolen is flawed, but at least she is not an …
Enough Coffee Talk, Christopher Himes
Untitled, Rory Burnham
Computer Literature, Robert Define
The Song Of Sedona, Thomas Reale
Untitled, Rory Burnham
The Tobacco Road, Alison Clayton
Angel Of Mercy, Alison Clayton
To Satisfy The Sky, Eric Townsend
Crescendo, Leigh Hamm
The Bonesucker, Michael Helsel
Journeyman, John M. Aguiar
Wedding Night, Jeffrey Scott Fowler
Fade To Black, Gia Medeiros
To Taste The Rains, Grant Mudge
Clean-Up On Aisle Five, Jeff Fowler
Cycle, Jeff Fowler
Mimi See Mimi Do, Gordon Herald
A Tale Told By An Idiot, Mark Ian Schwartz
Darvon, Kansas, Ben Vance
The Problem With The Whole Thing, Ben Vance