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Four Poems By Yang Chia-Hsien, Tina Z. Shan
Four Poems By Yang Chia-Hsien, Tina Z. Shan
Transference
Translated from Chinese by Tina Z. Shan:
- Waltzing Violence
- The Drill
- Breakfast on Pluto
- The Keepsake
Foreword, Molly Lynde-Recchia
Transference Vol. 6, Fall 2018
Transference Vol. 6, Fall 2018
Transference
Complete issue with covers of Transference Vol. 6, Fall 2018
Loving Her, Tavia Lloyd
Wrought Constituent, Kenneth Jakubas
Waxing, Waning, Waking: A Collection Of Poetry And Prose, Brook Vanbruggen
Waxing, Waning, Waking: A Collection Of Poetry And Prose, Brook Vanbruggen
Honors Theses
Waxing, Waning, Waking: A collection of poetry and prose is a digital magazine featuring a body of creative writing pieces that were written during my undergraduate career. The written word is powerful and adaptable and can accomplish any number of difficult tasks. The pieces included here were chosen from a number of genres, including poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction, to reflect and explore some of the countless ways that we use words. The title of the collection reflects the elements of space, light, and darkness that appear as motifs throughout the larger body of work, which discusses:
- Family
- Nature …
Perennial: An Undergraduate Thesis In Poetry, Austin Wines
Perennial: An Undergraduate Thesis In Poetry, Austin Wines
Honors Theses
A chapbook of poetry that explores sexuality, gender identity, mental illness, naming, and the experience of the contemporary non-binary, male bodied, Queer. "Perennial" functions as a force of resistance to hegemony, celebration, mourning, and eroticism. Through the cultivation and implementation of a personal and/or familial folklore, the poems culminate a century of inter-generational knowledge as the author draws upon the symbols of their childhood to explicate the violence and tenderness of their own Queer experience. These poems serve as a poetical feminist history and reclamation of the author's matrilineage, and the simultaneously paramount and arbitrary nature of language as it …
17th Edition Of The Laureate, Jessie Fales
17th Edition Of The Laureate, Jessie Fales
Honors Theses
The Laureate is an undergraduate literary journal sponsored by the Lee Honors College at Western Michigan University. As Editor in Chief of the 17th Edition, I coordinated the journal’s publication over the course of an academic year. The editorial process follows methodical stages, which have become standard over The Laureate’s lifetime—recruiting submissions, selecting submissions, coordinating with the design center, and hosting a launch party, etc... Of course, every editor has a unique experience, but we must honor the journal’s entity as something larger than ourselves—this journal has existed long before my time, and I hope it keeps on …
Mental Illness As Portrayed Through Art, Brianna Brown
Mental Illness As Portrayed Through Art, Brianna Brown
Honors Theses
I was thinking of what to do for my thesis while taking classes with Vin about Anthropological Research and I realized how flawed it all was. Anthropology was born from colonialism where scholars from the United States would go to some far-off places to study the people there in hopes that they have found an interesting enough culture to get common people like you and me to want to read a book they later publish. The only way it would sell though is if this story, emphasis on story, read like a book of fiction, so far from what we …
Pilgrimage For The Matriarch, Ali Orlandi
Mother Said You Would Be This Way, Bree Parsons
Blue Cactus (Home), Jordan Randall
Breakfast, Jeddie Sophronius
Flesh Cultivation, Brianna Brown
Childhood, Jeddie Sophronius
Heritage, Diana Campbell
Kalamazoo/Jakarta, Jeddie Sophronius
Northern Michigan As Still Life, Mary Maroste
The Coffee Construct, Aspen Jaxon
Life In Drowning, Bree Parsons
Forgiveness And Betrayal, Janet Cabell
Toy Soldiers Don't Bleed, Steven Graves
When My Name Was Cristal, Cristal Cardoso Sao Mateus
When My Name Was Cristal, Cristal Cardoso Sao Mateus
The Laureate
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A Body Of Poems, Sarah Stiennon
No Church On Sundays, Jessie Fales
Chanhassen, Minnesota: Population 1, Brian Macon
In The Root Cellar, Ali Orlandi
Quietly, By The Water, Dakota Kipper
Anxiety, Sarah Sussman
There Is No Name For The Bridge, Jeddie Sophronius