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Full-Text Articles in Fiction
Wild Freedom, Elizabeth Field
Wild Freedom, Elizabeth Field
Honors Theses
Wild Freedom, A Fable is a work of utopian fiction that explores themes dominant in Western culture and offers more nature-centered, holistic ways of being. The fable is written from six different perspectives in order to explore diversity among gender, race, sexuality, ability, age, and other identities. This writing style was chosen because acknowledging and listening to diverse perspectives is essential to the creation of a just and equitable society. The ideas presented aim to break away from harmful dualisms dominant in Western culture, for example those that value culture over nature, the mind over the body, and the masculine …
Amayra Short; Touch Of Shadow (Creative Writing, Fictional Short Story), Jessica Blandford
Amayra Short; Touch Of Shadow (Creative Writing, Fictional Short Story), Jessica Blandford
Honors Theses
Born in a small village near Del Marah, Teagan, abandoned by her mother, arrives on the steps of the orphanage. Her gifts express themselves in unexpected ways as she is taunted by those around her. Manifestations of her dreams become reality in the stone halls and calls the attention of the Reverend Mother, the woman responsible for purging the land from Darkness. Fearing for her life, Teagan is forced to leave behind the only life she has ever known. All the while the Forbidden God calls to her from the Shadows. Contained is a short story of fictitious work, any …
The Big Community, Jackson Freeman
Joshua: A Short Lament, Jared Sebastian
Can A Student Write A Novel In A Month?, Julia Tanner
Can A Student Write A Novel In A Month?, Julia Tanner
Honors Theses
Drew knew that if he had the power to pick the soundtrack of his heaven he would choose the drop of the beat as his Cessna’s tires touching down on a landing. Faye did not put much stock in heaven, but she liked the idea of spending eternity bathed in colors, ones she could fathom now and new ones her mortal eyes couldn’t see. For Louis all he wanted was the feeling of a warm hand in his leading him to the afterlife. Drew, Faye, nor Louis planned on dying any time soon but for varying reasons they knew death …
Alcoholism, Domestic Violence, & Mental Illness: As A Graphic Novel, Abigail Jackson
Alcoholism, Domestic Violence, & Mental Illness: As A Graphic Novel, Abigail Jackson
Honors Theses
My inspiration for my project, “A Day on the Back Forty”, came from my personal experiences with domestic violence and alcoholism and my interest in not only sharing and hopefully lifting the taboo of having these experiences cast a negative light on my life, but to expose these issues and hopefully bring awareness to those who are not close to domesticviolence or alcoholism and to also offer a connection to those who have experienced these issues. My thought process for this project was to be able to create a thought-provoking familiarity that could be experienced on both an intimate and …
Editor-In-Chief Of The Laureate, Michael Bodinger
Editor-In-Chief Of The Laureate, Michael Bodinger
Honors Theses
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On Myrtle: A Novel, Laurie Ann Cedilnik
On Myrtle: A Novel, Laurie Ann Cedilnik
Dissertations
For nearly a century, readers have known the story of Myrtle Wilson, infamous literary mistress of F. Scott Fitzgerald's THE GREAT GATSBY. Fitzgerald's Tom Buchanan is married to a woman who is the picture of wealth and elegance, and yet he is drawn to this woman about whom readers know very little, and about whom we hear only in a retrospective vantage of the partial observer Nick Carraway. Mrs. Wilson puts on airs and takes blows, an her death is as graphic as any of literature's fallen women. And like Myrtle, Fitzgerald casts his fictionalized Flushing as symbolic of a …
Backwater, Jacob M. Devoogd
December 12th, 2014, Jared Sebastian
I Ache In Portugese, Cristal Cardoso Sao Mateus
Gravity, June Rose
In The Café Down The Road, Bradley Miller
Narrow River, Justine A. Mcnulty
Red-Faced Man, Austin Wines
Negative Nancy, M. Andrew Bodinger
Perception, Stephanie Lanphear
What Lies Below, Renée Beaudoin
Child Of God, Jared Sebastian
From The River Jordan, Tyler Van Hoorn
Swerve, Eric Mishne
Secret Contours, K. Orsini
Hooky, Nicole Burchette
Strip Steak, Nicole Burchette
A Minute Passes In Dresden, Or Sixty Seconds In The Day Of A Life, Emily W. Recchia
A Minute Passes In Dresden, Or Sixty Seconds In The Day Of A Life, Emily W. Recchia
The Laureate
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Familiar Faces, Samantha Edwards
Slenderman, Laura Ely
A Green Dress And A Chainsaw, Kelsey Wood
Paths Robert , Alexander Santana
Bellum Invictum , Christopher Miller