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Full-Text Articles in English Language and Literature
One Hundred And Nineteen, Dan O'Brien
Smoke Dress, Doug Ramspeck
The Polyvocal Poet: Tradition, Translation, And The True Original, Ryan Wilson
The Polyvocal Poet: Tradition, Translation, And The True Original, Ryan Wilson
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 41-66
The Permanence Of Elapsed Time: Reflections On A Parochial Education, Christopher Buckley
The Permanence Of Elapsed Time: Reflections On A Parochial Education, Christopher Buckley
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 81-84
Head Of Clover, Laura Van Prooyen
Tübingen, G C. Waldrep
Against Sunset, Jackie Zakrewsky
View From The Tenth Decade: An Interview With Gerald Stern, Will Durham
View From The Tenth Decade: An Interview With Gerald Stern, Will Durham
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 21-38
In The Yoga Zone, Thorpe Moeckel
Seeing Your Breath, Dick Allen
Duck Blind, Charles Bardes
Dirty Old Man In The Dustbin Of History, Gustavo Pérez Firmat
Dirty Old Man In The Dustbin Of History, Gustavo Pérez Firmat
Birmingham Poetry Review
pp. 100-101
The Animalistic Brown Penis And The Meek White Penis In “The English Patient” And “Fun Home”, Tarun Malik
The Animalistic Brown Penis And The Meek White Penis In “The English Patient” And “Fun Home”, Tarun Malik
Student Works
"The English Patient" and "Fun Home" are both texts that involve the topic of sex and male sexuality. However, these topics are handled very differently when it comes to race. "The English Patient" treats a harmless brown man as a threat whereas "Fun Home" portrays an abusive white man as safe. This paper examines the differences in treatment and reflects on what this says about the view of men-of-color as sexual threats in the culture at large.
Birmingham Poetry Review 45 (Front Matter), Birmingham Poetry Review Staff
Birmingham Poetry Review 45 (Front Matter), Birmingham Poetry Review Staff
Birmingham Poetry Review
No abstract provided.
Morning Routine, Stephanie Bryant Anderson, Andrea Spofford
Morning Routine, Stephanie Bryant Anderson, Andrea Spofford
Birmingham Poetry Review
p. 72
Peaches Of August, Toi Derricotte
The Ugly American, Shara Lessley
Transcription, Robert Manaster
Illeism, Jeffrey Peterson
Beached, Leana Petronella
Real Estate, Pimone Triplett
Lemons, Ryan Wilson
Duck Blind 2, Charles Bardes
Minutes, Jehanne Dubrow
A Cosmology Of Clouds, Timothy Mcbride
Heroic Origin, Saara Myrene Raappana
Untitled, Gary Soto
The Sting In The Green City, Nicole Tsakoumagos
The Sting In The Green City, Nicole Tsakoumagos
ETD Archive
In an irradiated, alternate earth, where a mysterious supernatural phenomenon caused a near-apocalypse, the human race is back on it’s feet. Four major cities dominate the landscape: New Sparta, The Mel, The Nocturn and Oz. In the first installment of “The Sting” series, explore the emerald, Greene Mob run metropolis, Oz. Gun-slinging, Ex-mercenary Kyra `The Sting’ Lee is living quietly in the outer part of the city with her dog, Doogie. The only family she has are the Castellanoses, a Greek four-part ensemble that own Kyra’s favorite greasy spoon diner. Maria Castellanos is Kyra’s best friend and her seemingly unobtainable …
First Person Plural: Short Stories, Justin R. Lazor
First Person Plural: Short Stories, Justin R. Lazor
ETD Archive
I decided to title this collection First Person Plural after observing that one of the most prominent motifs common among these stories concerns the instability and multiplicity of identity. Horror is one of the traditions that most influences my writing, particularly the claustrophobic psychological horror of writers like Edgar Allen Poe. I mainly deploy the tropes of horror in an effort to destabilize my characters’ inner and outer realities. Another important influence on my writing has been that brand of fiction which exists within the liminal space between horror and realism, such as Dan Chaon’s collection Stay Awake, Bringing Out …
Airplane Window, Toi Derricotte