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Rosemarie, James Owen Napolitano May 2021

Rosemarie, James Owen Napolitano

Arrow Rock

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Wounds, Raven Knight May 2021

Wounds, Raven Knight

Arrow Rock

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Creator's Heart, Raven Knight May 2021

Creator's Heart, Raven Knight

Arrow Rock

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Lost Between Branches, Tim Henderson May 2021

Lost Between Branches, Tim Henderson

Arrow Rock

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Up In Flames, Andre Tompkins May 2021

Up In Flames, Andre Tompkins

Arrow Rock

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Forget Me Not, Amanda May May 2021

Forget Me Not, Amanda May

Arrow Rock

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In, Amanda May May 2021

In, Amanda May

Arrow Rock

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Portal, Mary Montegomery May 2021

Portal, Mary Montegomery

Arrow Rock

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The Intern, Tim Henderson May 2021

The Intern, Tim Henderson

Arrow Rock

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Sue & Wanda, Gia Mesz May 2021

Sue & Wanda, Gia Mesz

Arrow Rock

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My Mother's Ghost, Victoria Lane May 2021

My Mother's Ghost, Victoria Lane

Arrow Rock

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That One Diner Chain From Your Hometown, Tim Henderson May 2021

That One Diner Chain From Your Hometown, Tim Henderson

Arrow Rock

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Houdini The Genie, Tim Henderson May 2021

Houdini The Genie, Tim Henderson

Arrow Rock

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Evasive Actions Of The Mind, Zane Bell May 2021

Evasive Actions Of The Mind, Zane Bell

Arrow Rock

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The Barbeque, Tim Henderson May 2021

The Barbeque, Tim Henderson

Arrow Rock

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Transformation Of A Troglophile, Emerson Gray May 2021

Transformation Of A Troglophile, Emerson Gray

Arrow Rock

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Was It Ever Real?, Tim Henderson May 2021

Was It Ever Real?, Tim Henderson

Arrow Rock

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The Cytosapien Project, Mac Schlag May 2021

The Cytosapien Project, Mac Schlag

Arrow Rock

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The Intruder, Zane Bell May 2021

The Intruder, Zane Bell

Arrow Rock

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Mouadh, Angelina Chartrand May 2021

Mouadh, Angelina Chartrand

Arrow Rock

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The Poltergeist Wife, Gia Mesz May 2021

The Poltergeist Wife, Gia Mesz

Arrow Rock

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Sticky Memories, Kat Townsend May 2021

Sticky Memories, Kat Townsend

Arrow Rock

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Homecoming, Abigail Manis May 2021

Homecoming, Abigail Manis

Arrow Rock

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Mule: Fifteen Autobiographical Tales, Nic Green May 2021

Mule: Fifteen Autobiographical Tales, Nic Green

Creative Nonfiction MFA Theses

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Mule: Fifteen Autobiographical Tales contains stories which are true except when they are not. Were this to be marketed by a publishing firm, it would be cataloged (for legal and expedient purposes) as fiction, like Kurt Vonnegut's highly autobiographical Timequake. I, also like Vonnegut, would protest that designation in the book’s introduction. Vonnegut called Timequake a “stew,” and I rather like that classification for Mule, which, like its author, is Southern. Mule, then, must be a bubbling gumbo built of truths, either of the strict or the spiritual variety. As the book's author, I trust readers …


Ghost, Julia Storch May 2021

Ghost, Julia Storch

Chamisa: A Journal of Literary, Performance, and Visual Arts of New Mexico and the Greater Southwest

A short reflection from the perspective of a ghost town.


Gato Negro, Tecolote Floreado, Rosalee Montoya May 2021

Gato Negro, Tecolote Floreado, Rosalee Montoya

Chamisa: A Journal of Literary, Performance, and Visual Arts of New Mexico and the Greater Southwest

–Era una época insólita, una época de inseguridad y una época de inquietud. Así comenzó un cuento que me contó mi abuela, Refugio, una mañana cuando era pequeña. Me dijo que, en el año 1929, comenzaron a pasar algunos incidentes extraños en Nuevo Méjico alrededor de los pueblitos de Pastura, la Pintada y hasta en partes tan lejos como en Los Montoya. Para los habitantes del llano del medio, estos eventos no tenían buena explicación según decían los que vivían allí. Siempre había permaneció la tranquilidad, paz y amistad en todo el llano. Al principio, nadie puso mucha atención cuando …


To The Studio, In The Studio, Home, Miquel R. Veldkamp May 2021

To The Studio, In The Studio, Home, Miquel R. Veldkamp

Theses and Dissertations

A curated series of poems and mini essays that reflect on personal life, politics, art history, folklore, science, identity and race. It addresses the questions that inform my work, and echoes its ethos of play, exploration, curiosity, vulnerability.


Let's Sing For Your Granma, Shelli L. Rottschafer Phd May 2021

Let's Sing For Your Granma, Shelli L. Rottschafer Phd

Chamisa: A Journal of Literary, Performance, and Visual Arts of New Mexico and the Greater Southwest

"Let's Sing For Your Granma" is a short story based in Gallup, NM. It concerns a family living on the Navajo Reservation and how they deal with the matriarch's diagnosis of COVID.


Forgotten Things: A Historian's Tale, Mary Jackson May 2021

Forgotten Things: A Historian's Tale, Mary Jackson

Undergraduate Honors Thesis Projects

Forgotten Things: A Historian’s Tale is a story of a post-human world where magic and creatures of lore have taken sovereignty over the land, following the adventures of Aster, a small flower elf whose job is to travel and document the residual traces of humanity. Every crumbling building, decaying record, and seemingly useless bauble of humanity tells a story, one that Aster is trying to find the conclusion to. One day, rumors start to circulate. Whispers that there might still be humans hidden away somewhere. Aster is thrilled about this, hoping that she might be able to talk with a …


Love Bug Bite, Macklin Luke May 2021

Love Bug Bite, Macklin Luke

Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine

Macklin is a sophomore gearing towards an interdisciplinary degree, with focus in Chinese, film, and creative writing. She enjoys reading and writing poetry, and her favorite poet is Charles Bukowski. In her free time, she likes to practice writing, pet her cat, Chichi, and watch too many animated movies.