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Articles 151 - 180 of 354
Full-Text Articles in Fiction
Pulse, Vol. 4 Spring 2025
PULSE: A Student Publication of Literary & Artistic Works
No abstract provided.
Costume For A Foreigner, Anonymous Student
Costume For A Foreigner, Anonymous Student
PULSE: A Student Publication of Literary & Artistic Works
No abstract provided.
Across The Bridge, Ashley Lesser Com 26
Across The Bridge, Ashley Lesser Com 26
PULSE: A Student Publication of Literary & Artistic Works
No abstract provided.
Letter From The Editors, Anvitha Soordelu Com 27, Dean Chien Com 27
Letter From The Editors, Anvitha Soordelu Com 27, Dean Chien Com 27
PULSE: A Student Publication of Literary & Artistic Works
No abstract provided.
Letter From The Designers, Nathan Ngo Com 28, Natalie Kalpakyan Com 27, Qiuyi Wang Com 27
Letter From The Designers, Nathan Ngo Com 28, Natalie Kalpakyan Com 27, Qiuyi Wang Com 27
PULSE: A Student Publication of Literary & Artistic Works
No abstract provided.
Crip Queer Storytelling: An Intersectional Analysis, Audrey T. Heffers
Crip Queer Storytelling: An Intersectional Analysis, Audrey T. Heffers
Journal of Creative Writing Studies
Abstract
Where are queer disabled characters, and how do they avoid tokenization? This particular approach will use the following criteria as its foundation:
1) The story has a character who is both disabled and queer. (This must be explicit in some way and not ambiguously coded within the text, or solely paratextual.)
2) The character is central to the narrative. (If the character were removed, would the story change significantly?)
3) The story can be affected by disability, but (with due respect to making space for such stories) the story isn’t solely/centrally about disability/overcoming ableism.
The hope with these criteria …
Silver Star: The Superheroine Love Of My Life, Primo C. Murillo Jr.
Silver Star: The Superheroine Love Of My Life, Primo C. Murillo Jr.
Master's Projects
Silver Star: The Superheroine Love of My Life is a new adult, queer romance novel about a pair of young women living in a modern world filled with superheroes. This manuscript covers the first five chapters of this proposed novel, which is still in development. The story follows Freddie Silang, a Filipina-American superhero fan with no superpowers, who struggles to find her place in life after college. Freddie's mundane life is forever changed, however, when she meets her favorite superhero, Ms. Metropolis, during a battle against a minor villain. After Freddie saves Ms. Metropolis in an impulsive, yet selfless act, …
The Mother Of It All (Fiction), Ardis Berghoff
The Mother Of It All (Fiction), Ardis Berghoff
The International Journal of Ecopsychology (IJE)
No abstract provided.
A Brief Study In Aristotelian Ethics, Robert Wallace
A Brief Study In Aristotelian Ethics, Robert Wallace
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
Walk Into The Unknown, Callie Gay
The Feast Of Saint Antnee, R.D. Saporita
Efficiency Versus Quality: A Reflection On Making A Children’S Book, Elizabeth Diehl
Efficiency Versus Quality: A Reflection On Making A Children’S Book, Elizabeth Diehl
Honors Projects
When first looking at a children’s book, it appears to be a simple creative project. However, when one finds out the components that go into making one, it becomes clear that simplicity is deceiving. Research, ideation, rough drafts, and scripts are just a few of the necessary components for the finished product, and each one of these components can take multiple days or weeks to complete. This essay is a reflection on my experience of creating a picture book in one semester as I attempt to answer the questions “What if the most efficient process for creating a children's picture …
Foxholes, Pamela Schoenewaldt
As The Waters Rose, William Brasse
Memoria Teneo, Richard Bertram Peterson
Fingers Of Light, Amanda A. Gibson
At Heaven's Gate, Daniel Yetman
The Day I Buried Myself, Lauren Robertson
The Day I Buried Myself, Lauren Robertson
Bryant Literary Review
No abstract provided.
Jumpsuit Princess, Meghan Chou
Alembic Cover 2025, Lily Spiegel
Volume 103, Number 1 - Spring 2025, Providence College
Volume 103, Number 1 - Spring 2025, Providence College
The Alembic
Cover Photo: Moonlit Providence by Lily Spiegel
Heaven’S Star, Claudia Deluca
Meet The Editors, Providence College
The Last Miller, Eleanor Phillips
Not Even Past, Michael Washburn
The Absolution On The Mountain Pass, Tyler Donegan
Contributors' Notes, Providence College
Table Of Contents, Providence College
Editor's Note, Providence College
Birds Don't Fly Here, Sarah Mcraney
Birds Don't Fly Here, Sarah Mcraney
Honors Theses
Birds Don’t Fly Here is a novella that follows Elora Maevry. She spent her life feeling like an outsider in her own home. She felt like her Nanny was her only true family, but when her Nanny passes away, Elora is forced to confront her family issues while struggling with grief. Elora is forced to make a decision. She can keep flying away or finally face the truth that has caged her. This story includes themes like grief, mental health issues, abandonment, love, and the complications of relationships.