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Articles 91 - 120 of 417
Full-Text Articles in Fiction
Porterville, Ca, Clara Anderson-Cameron
Albuterol Sulfate; 90 Mcg, Jasmine Patera
You Are Not Playing The Game, Jasmine Patera
Maybe, Ella C. Weinmann
Burn The Girl, Ella C. Weinmann
Paper Cuts, Ella C. Weinmann
Arcade, Ava Stockstad
Concrete Parachute, Abigail Petersen
The City Dust Angels, Abigail Petersen
Siren's Wail, Robert Moore Jr
Hoppers, Brenden Kimpe
Labyrinth, Sarah Golden
Backyard Blues, Sarah Golden
A Cracked Case, Sarah Golden
On Dying, Korbyan Chavez
The Sneaker Bride, Jameson Askew
The Run, Tanvir Hasan Chowdhury
Haunted Hill, Honna Westlund
The Matrix, Spring 2026, The Women's Resource Center
The Matrix, Spring 2026, The Women's Resource Center
The Matrix
Matrix Editor: Trinity Sue
Women's Resource Center Advisor: Marisol Ruiz
Women's Resource Center Staff (listed alphabetically):
- Namixtu'lu' Esteva
- Pamela Hernandez
- Kaylee Luna
- Izzie Rodríguez-Torres
- Alexis Sarmiento
- Venus Shearer
- Trinity Sue
Authors/Illustrators in issue (listed alphabetically):
- Megan Atherton, p. 11
- Brenna, p. 24
- Jess Carey, p. 17
- Leyla Craven, p. 20
- Annabelle Davis, p. 37
- Erica Drew, p. 18
- Sage Fowler, p. 11
- Aven Gehlert, p. 30
- Emily Hartling, p. 24
- Riley Hemenover, p. 12
- Pamela Hernandez, p. 14
- Ella Humphrey, pp. 22-23, 31, 35, and throughout
- Iran@alittlepoke, p. 13
- Kaylee Luna, pp. 25, 29
- Randi Maveety, p. 34
- Xenia McLean, …
Always By The Seaside, Tony Gudkov
The Geography Of Faces, Faith Abraham
The Geography Of Faces, Faith Abraham
be Still
The Geography of Faces takes its title from the idea that a face, seen across decades, becomes a kind of landscape—something you learn to read not at a glance but through accumulated return visits. For Dr. Vasquez, an older physician who has seen so much, her patients' faces are the territory she has spent a lifetime learning to navigate.
The patients are chosen to represent different dimensions of that longevity. They show affection built on years of small battles, continuity across a family, autonomy that is respected. Together, these patients make the case that primary care is less about problems …
The Thinnest Veil, Charles Butler
The Thinnest Veil, Charles Butler
Dartmouth College Master’s Theses
The Thinnest Veil is a work of fiction set in a historical colonial world that traces the horrors of the transatlantic slave trade. The main character, Anuli, is abducted from her home in Nigeria and is sold into deeper levels of the American slave system. I wanted to write from a woman’s perspective in this project and think about what power this character would have in this world. I also wanted to explore West African culture and origin, and the influence they have left in other places they have been. In August 2025, I traveled to Barbados to research the …
Sediment: A Magical Realist Road Novel, Nicolas Victor Rago
Sediment: A Magical Realist Road Novel, Nicolas Victor Rago
Dartmouth College Master’s Theses
This magical realist novel follows G and Louie, two strangers, as they road trip west to east across the continental United States. As they travel, they drift through time, exploring historical and personal pasts through surreal atmospheric prose.
"Everyone Leaves Me Behind”: How Harmful Tropes In Fiction Impact Autistic Women, Sara E. Allard
"Everyone Leaves Me Behind”: How Harmful Tropes In Fiction Impact Autistic Women, Sara E. Allard
Ought: The Journal of Autistic Culture
Until now, females with ASD have been ignored by healthcare professionals, policymakers, and the general public. The unique presentation of autistic women and girls is now in the cultural spotlight within not just the advocacy and scientific community, but also the arts. Female autistic characters are getting increased representation across literature and television, yet their narratives are still often stuck in the past. Most authors and screenwriters have yet to understand the specific struggles that female autistics face compared to their male counterparts, relying on the outdated, reductive perceptions that have plagued them for decades.
This article outlines three harmful …
The Glove, Ed Ting
From Story To Stage: A Journey In Pursuit Of Virtuous Leadership And Artistic Intentionality Through Student Directing A Full Play Production At University Level Theatre, Josephine L. Partridge
From Story To Stage: A Journey In Pursuit Of Virtuous Leadership And Artistic Intentionality Through Student Directing A Full Play Production At University Level Theatre, Josephine L. Partridge
Honors Projects
A passionate storyteller and artist, earning her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Honors Liberal Arts and Theatre-Performance, explores her personal potential as the play Director of Little Women, a stage play adaptation based on the 1868 novel by Louisa May Alcott, adapted from the 1912 play by Marian de Forest and Jessie Bonstelle written by Josephine Partridge. Throughout the course of four months, Partridge adapted the script and works as Director and Marketing Director for this production with SPU Theatre Company club. She uses this experience to deepen her understanding and practice of intentionality with artistic vision and virtuous leadership. …
Personas Issue 4, 2026, Jonathan Maiullo
Personas Issue 4, 2026, Jonathan Maiullo
Personas: Multilingual Creative Writing Journal
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