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Full-Text Articles in Fiction
Illumination, Judi Yitti Koval
Emerald Path, Haley Kovach
Fall Break, Toronto Island, Lee Hyejin
Busy Beagles, Sophia Filipiak
Amavi, Payton Baust
Reflected Iridescence, Mara Bahmer
Reflection Pond, Payton Baust
Detroit Views, Mark Grabowski
Harmony, Olivia Stein
Saint-Tropez, France, Lucia Cannata
Checkmate, Sarah Minear
Soldiers And Sailors Monument, Brock Hausmann
Soldiers And Sailors Monument, Brock Hausmann
The John Carroll Review
No abstract provided.
Happily Ever After, Calvin Chmura
Order Up, Olivia Stein
Elba, Italy, Lucia Cannata
The Big Red, Emma Marthaler
Guardians Of The Beyond, Michael Garvin
Homelight, Anthony Fortunato
Chops, Gabriella Morton
Orchids On A Wednesday, Payton Baust
Cleveland Trust Rotunda, Brock Hausmann
Blissful Pass, Michael Garvin
Feed The Birds, Sarah Minear
God's Light, Calvin Chmura
Snapshots Of A Fictional Past: Photographic Nostalgia In The Early 20th Century Art Novel., Harry A. Jones Iv
Snapshots Of A Fictional Past: Photographic Nostalgia In The Early 20th Century Art Novel., Harry A. Jones Iv
Theses and Dissertations
In this dissertation I argue that the proliferation of a mass codependent relationship with nostalgia in the twentieth century shares a parallel history with the widespread adoption of the reproducible image being used by collective audiences as a supplement for natural memory, or what Proust names “voluntary memory.” This conflict between nostalgia-hungry consumers and artists inspired groups such as Alfred Stieglitz’s Photo-Secessionists and artistically minded authors like Henry James, who employed increasingly complex photographic and literary practices to resist the images’ tendency to debase the aesthetic quality of their own work. Authors such as Marcel Proust and William Faulkner used …
The Messenger
The Messenger
forward
onward so as to make progress; toward a successful conclusion.
“There is a way forward
and yes
it is with a broken
heart
but it is our own way
collectively convened,
pondered,
Shared.”
Alice Walker
"If You Can't Join 'Em, Beat 'Em!" And "My Eyes Are Up Here!", Emily Shaddox
"If You Can't Join 'Em, Beat 'Em!" And "My Eyes Are Up Here!", Emily Shaddox
Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine
Emily Shaddox is a junior BFA studio art student with a concentration in photography. This work circulates itself around the idea of her experience as a young woman in the modern, vain world—striking consideration about the competitiveness expected between females today.
Trees And Moon, Jonelle Lipscomb
Trees And Moon, Jonelle Lipscomb
Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine
Jonelle is a former teacher of drama and filmmaking at Fayetteville High School. Since her retirement, she has pursued her creative interests in photography and writing by enrolling as an undergraduate at the U of A with an undeclared major.
To Be Still, Sophia Crozier
To Be Still, Sophia Crozier
Diamond Line Undergraduate Literary Magazine
Sophia is a junior English Education major at the University of Arkansas, who loves capturing moments on camera in the midst of adventure and discovery. “Hangzhou” was taken in China, and “To Be Still” was inspired by peaceful moments captured at a popular Fayetteville hiking destination,
Act Your Age, Not Your Shoe Size, Laura-Leigh Todd