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Caribel Alegría: A Human Presence, Laura Sonderman Jan 2017

Caribel Alegría: A Human Presence, Laura Sonderman

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 55-60

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The River, Bruce Bond Jan 2017

The River, Bruce Bond

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 116-117

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Decoding The Colorless Puzzle, Carey Link Jan 2017

Decoding The Colorless Puzzle, Carey Link

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 193

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Salvage: A Field Guide, Clayton Adam Clark Jan 2017

Salvage: A Field Guide, Clayton Adam Clark

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 132-133

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Mantis, Zack Strait Jan 2017

Mantis, Zack Strait

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 234

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Hudson At Saugerties, Joshua R. Butts Jan 2017

Hudson At Saugerties, Joshua R. Butts

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 121-123

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Preface To Flores Del Volcan (Flowers From The Volcano), Carolyn Forché Jan 2017

Preface To Flores Del Volcan (Flowers From The Volcano), Carolyn Forché

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 6-9

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Bone Flute, Bruce Bond Jan 2017

Bone Flute, Bruce Bond

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 110

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From Love Without End, Claribel Alegría Jan 2017

From Love Without End, Claribel Alegría

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 15-16

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Nostalgia For The Infinite, Bruce Bond Jan 2017

Nostalgia For The Infinite, Bruce Bond

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 114-115

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Autoportrait Sans Moi-Même, Rebecca Foust Jan 2017

Autoportrait Sans Moi-Même, Rebecca Foust

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 163

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Rhinoceros, Andrew Glaze Jan 2017

Rhinoceros, Andrew Glaze

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 164

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Men In Bars, Kate Angus Jan 2017

Men In Bars, Kate Angus

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 93-95

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Seborrhea, Matt W. Miller Jan 2017

Seborrhea, Matt W. Miller

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 208

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No One Can Own The Beach, Rachel Morgan Jan 2017

No One Can Own The Beach, Rachel Morgan

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 211

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Hotel California, Jeffrey Thomson Jan 2017

Hotel California, Jeffrey Thomson

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 235-236

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System Of Ghosts, Cheyenne Taylor Jan 2017

System Of Ghosts, Cheyenne Taylor

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 287-290

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If The Dead Bird In The Gutter Rises Up, Kate Angus Jan 2017

If The Dead Bird In The Gutter Rises Up, Kate Angus

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 91-92

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Testament, Claribel Alegría Jan 2017

Testament, Claribel Alegría

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 30

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Savoir Faire, Claribel Alegría Jan 2017

Savoir Faire, Claribel Alegría

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 29

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Seedlings, Daniel Corrie Jan 2017

Seedlings, Daniel Corrie

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 148-153

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The Glossator Realizes That Large Birds Are Probably Unstable Signifiers, Leslie Adrienne Miller Jan 2017

The Glossator Realizes That Large Birds Are Probably Unstable Signifiers, Leslie Adrienne Miller

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 207

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The Reckoning Remedy, Brian Laidlaw Jan 2017

The Reckoning Remedy, Brian Laidlaw

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 186-187

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Documentary, Claribel Alegría Jan 2017

Documentary, Claribel Alegría

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 25-28

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One Bruised Apple, Stacie Mccall Whitaker Jan 2017

One Bruised Apple, Stacie Mccall Whitaker

Stonecoast MFA Theses and Capstones

The Quinn Family is always moving, and sixteen-year-old Sadie is determined to find out what they’re running from. In yet another new neighborhood, Sadie is befriended by a group of teens seemingly plagued by the same sense of tragedy that shrouds the Quinn family. Sadie quickly falls for Trenton, a young black man, in a town and family that forbids interracial relationships. As their relationship develops and is ultimately exposed, the Quinn family secrets unravel and Sadie is left questioning all that she thought she knew about herself, her family, and the world.

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Gnaw Bone, Tiffany Joslin Jan 2017

Gnaw Bone, Tiffany Joslin

Stonecoast MFA Theses and Capstones

Even in the woods of Indiana (in an unincorporated community called Gnaw Bone, to be exact) life happens much as it happens elsewhere—people fight, they fall in love, they go to jail. I escaped this place of my childhood and moved to Washington, D.C., where I learned that much is the same no matter where I go. By exploring significant moments of my childhood in the region many call the Heartland and comparing it to my new city life, I touch on themes our country as a whole is pondering—identity, belonging, acceptance, and greed. I shine a light on an …

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Lights And Shadows - 2017, University Of North Alabama Jan 2017

Lights And Shadows - 2017, University Of North Alabama

Lights and Shadows

Art and Literature Magazine

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Bringing Meaningful Grade Aligned English Language Arts To The Classroom: Bridging Research And Practice, Pamela J. Mims, Carol Stranger Jan 2017

Bringing Meaningful Grade Aligned English Language Arts To The Classroom: Bridging Research And Practice, Pamela J. Mims, Carol Stranger

ETSU Faculty Works

Instruction in meaningful grade aligned English Language Arts (ELA) content for students with moderate to severe intellectual and developmental disabilities provides a full educational experience that can lead to increased quality of life. Many teachers, however, face barriers in how to teach meaningful, grade aligned ELA. This article bridges research to practice by describing effective strategies for teaching a wide range of strands that fall under ELA, such as comprehension, writing, and student-led research. In addition, a framework is offered as a model of how to put it all together when teaching grade aligned ELA.

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The Social Network Of Early English Drama: A Digital Humanities Lesson Plan, Adam Rzepka, Pierce Williams, Jennifer Royston Jan 2017

The Social Network Of Early English Drama: A Digital Humanities Lesson Plan, Adam Rzepka, Pierce Williams, Jennifer Royston

The Emerging Learning Design Journal

The Folger Shakespeare Library's recently launched Digital Anthology of Early Modern English Drama (EMED) provides searchable, TEI-encoded, digital editions of 403 English plays first staged in London between1576 and 1642. A central task for participants at the Folger's 2016 summer workshop "Beyond Access: Early Modern Digital Texts in the Classroom" was to devise pedagogical uses for the Digital Anthology. Our team focused on the metadata that the editors of the anthology attached to each play—its chronology, author, printer, publisher, and the theater company that initially staged it—in order to foreground an aspect of these dramas that is crucial yet very …

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Superfriends For Life: An Analysis Of The Relantionship Between The Dc Comics "Trinity" In The "New 52" Justice League, Justin Welty Jan 2017

Superfriends For Life: An Analysis Of The Relantionship Between The Dc Comics "Trinity" In The "New 52" Justice League, Justin Welty

Graduate Thesis Collection

The focus of this thesis is to look at Geoff John's Justice League in the "New 52" universe. More specifically, the research concentrates on the relationship of the members of DC Comics "Trinity," Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman. The three heroes have a special relationship that spans over 75 years, and now, with the "New 52," there is an opportunity to examine the relationship from its beginning to its end in the modern era of comic book history. The scope of this project will span eight graphic novels and five years of storytelling. To properly evaluate the relationship of "The …

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