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Articles 61 - 90 of 417
Full-Text Articles in Fiction
Meeting Mary Jane, Madeline Mundkowsky
Lunch, Benjamin Nash
In A Reverie, Plamen Vasilev
Sometimes The Wreckage, Esther Sadoff
Postmodern Fantasy & Its Twin Traditions, Skyler J. Alexander
Postmodern Fantasy & Its Twin Traditions, Skyler J. Alexander
Honors Thesis
Fantasy literature is diverse and difficult to categorize; nevertheless, throughout the twentieth century two main subgenres emerged: sword-and-sorcery and high fantasy. This thesis examines the differences and similarities between these two traditions, how contemporary examples of the genre fit into or diverge away from the traditions that influenced them, and proves in the negative what and how much of contemporary fantasy fiction is original to itself, with no prominent antecedent. The analysis was performed by comparatively reading two contemporary fantasy novels, The Eye of the World by Robert Jordan and A Game of Thrones by George R. R. Martin, with …
"The First Web Novel At 30: The Collection And The Creative Process", Robert Arellano, Scott Rettberg
"The First Web Novel At 30: The Collection And The Creative Process", Robert Arellano, Scott Rettberg
ELO (un)supervised 2026
Summer 2026 marks the 30th anniversary of Sunshine '69, recognized as the first novelistic hypertext fiction published on the web. While the full work remains accessible online—an "(un)supervised" preservation achievement in itself—the archive remains split between boxes and memory. This conversation between the work's creator and a major scholar in electronic literature documents both specific preservation challenges and systemic patterns in what the field chooses to preserve.
Topics include: figuring out web-born composition before established methodologies existed; the three decades of technical decisions that kept a 1996 work alive through format obsolescence and server migrations; and what gets lost …
Agent Of The Wild Heart, Allison Whittenberg
Agent Of The Wild Heart, Allison Whittenberg
The Sucarnochee Review
No abstract provided.
In The Depths Of Space, Joseph Zimbleman
Cinnamon Buns And Ghosts, Gabby Park
Oblivious, Robert Moore Jr
The Main Character, Robert Moore Jr
Evening Routine, Brenden Kimpe
Post, Anna Unser
Picture Perfect, Brenden Kimpe
Post, Anya Unser
The Light, Edward Tortorelli
The Beloved Coat, Robert Moore Jr
Diagenesis, Caius Buran
Why Do They Call Them Images?, Robert Moore Jr
Why Do They Call Them Images?, Robert Moore Jr
Floodwall Magazine
No abstract provided.
It's Just A Burning Memory, Veronika Linstrom
It's Just A Burning Memory, Veronika Linstrom
Floodwall Magazine
No abstract provided.
Written In The Stars, Kamea Modesitt
A Queer Platonic, Tabitha Lee
The Writer, Brenden Kimpe
A Message To You, Brenden Kimpe
Winter Haikus, Aubrey Griedl
County Road Twenty-Two, Sarah Golden
Womanhood Sucks, Korbyan Chavez
Blinking Line, Drake Carnes
Touch, Jameson Buckau
Dyke Knight, Clara Anderson-Cameron