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Articles 541 - 568 of 568
Full-Text Articles in Fiction
Mama, Maya Seagraves
Untitled, Blake Maxon
Above All Montanan Angels, Gavin Hart
Little Soldier Boy, Liam Stock
Rift, Anonymous Author
Author Bios, Author Bios
In The Room That Only I Can Know, Noah Cours
Binder 1, Caleb Brooks
Once Upon A Cure, Tyler Suzuki
Meat Matrix 2: Gate Of Flesh, Ian Pines
Scallops Of Your Shoulder, Tony Gudkov
Untitled, Siena Lopez
My Lover Is An Vampire, Liam Stock
The Sun Goes Down In Juárez, Rosario Martinez
The Sun Goes Down In Juárez, Rosario Martinez
Calvert Undergraduate Research Awards
The Sun Goes Down in Juárez is a historical fiction short story based on the Mexican Revolution (1910-1917). It follows the changing relationship between brothers Rudy and Jaime as they join a rebel army in their journey across Mexico to assist in one of the most pivotal battles of the revolution. As their values unalign and the trek continues, Rudy and Jaime are left wondering if they left the other back home. The story heavily focuses on duty and family, particularly pertaining to their importance in Mexican culture, and how these values influence one’s decisions and the consequences that follow. …
Gills, Penny Reynolds
Editors Bios, Editors Bios
Untitled, Siena Lopez
A Local History Of Horses, Caleb Nichols
Winter, Emily Niebuhr
There Sits, Mason Stobbe
Flamenco Dancer, Tony Gudkov
My Lady Melancholy, Maya Seagraves
Sudden Oak Death, Jeffrey William Guay
Sudden Oak Death, Jeffrey William Guay
Graduate Student Theses, Dissertations, & Professional Papers
A novel set contemporaneously in rural Montana, Sudden Oak Death follows two protagonists, Wade and his teenage daughter Paige. Each are fighting different addictions, as Wade is in alcoholism recovery, and Paige recently came home from a drug treatment program. In order to succeed, Paige must reintegrate herself into public high school, despite suffering from undiagnosed dyslexia. Wade is raising his family as a single father, and struggles to maintain his emotional stability in the face of his own recovery.
Old Stock, Grace K. Butler
Old Stock, Grace K. Butler
Graduate Student Theses, Dissertations, & Professional Papers
No abstract provided.
Islands In The North, Kirstie Catriona Clinko
Islands In The North, Kirstie Catriona Clinko
Graduate Student Theses, Dissertations, & Professional Papers
Islands in the North is a coming of age Y.A. novel, set first on the Isle of Lewis in the Scottish Hebrides, then Vashon Island in Washington State. Dwyn is fourteen and three quarters, and she has attended Bridgely School in Manchester, England, since kindergarten. At Bridgely, she can truly be herself. A straight ‘A’ student, an accomplished pianist, a good friend. Dwyn is a stand-in mother for her five-year-old brother, James. Their absent father is a merchant marine who sails the seven seas and is little more than a pen pal for Dwyn. Her abusive mother dates a Scottish …
Dark As Day, Rachel Keady
Dark As Day, Rachel Keady
CMC Senior Theses
“All works, no matter what or by whom painted, are nothing but bagatelles and childish trifles... unless they are made and painted from life, and there can be nothing... better than to follow nature." - Caravaggio
In the fall of 2021, I registered to take “Italian Baroque Art” with Professor Gorse at Pomona College, for the spring of 2022. Professor Faggen, one of my advisors, encouraged this and piqued my interest in the characters of this world. After some casual online research, I was transfixed by one artist in particular: Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio. How could I not be struck …
Let Your Head Hang Down: A Narrative Examination Of Cultic & Conspiratorial Romance, Kyle Macy
Let Your Head Hang Down: A Narrative Examination Of Cultic & Conspiratorial Romance, Kyle Macy
Electronic Theses & Dissertations (2024 - present)
A response to recent cultural trends of radicalization, extremism, and violence in American society, this dissertation, a novel rendered in ephemeral fragments of oral histories, interrogates the romanticist postures that compel a community of musical artists, the so-called “Folk Revival Revival,” toward infamy and tragedy. Where more traditional sociological approaches to cultic formations stress the importance of centralized charismatic authority, and more traditional psychological approaches rely upon a conspiratorial Cold War ethos of cognitive bias and coercive control (i.e. “brainwashing”), this project meets such assumptions with incredulity, asserting instead that cultic and conspiratorial entrancement awakens first from within, and may …
The Forest Watches: A Hybrid Study On The Reintroduction Of Extinct Animals, Devin H. Jinadasa
The Forest Watches: A Hybrid Study On The Reintroduction Of Extinct Animals, Devin H. Jinadasa
Electronic Theses & Dissertations (2024 - present)
Rewilding is said to be the hope for the future. Rewilding will rebalance ecosystems, potentially saving those on the point of collapse. But how can you rewild an ecosystem? Reintroduction. The bringing back of extinct animals to fill a vacant role in the ecosystem. Now most would associate reintroduction with dinosaurs and prehistoric creatures. However, this specific project will seek to combine speculative fiction with contemporary environmental concerns around the subject of reintroducing a modern extinct animal into an ecosystem. This will be undertaken through a narrative told through the voices and perspectives of respective animal characters in third person …