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Traveling Through Arkadelphia On Highway 30, Emily Rigdon
Traveling Through Arkadelphia On Highway 30, Emily Rigdon
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I See Her, Courtney Hancock
The Wright Prohibition, Caleb Wright
Home, Carey Ford
The Voice Of The Artist: Lessons In Life And Narration, Nelson C. Bogren
The Voice Of The Artist: Lessons In Life And Narration, Nelson C. Bogren
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This work of fiction is the account of a near middle-aged man who responds to an uncertain calling. The calling leads him on a quest from South Florida to the Midwest in search of higher learning and self discovery. "From Abigail to Milton," and "The Patio" establish the narrator's Florida environments. They also depict the narrator's ambivalences towards life in Florida. "Test Run," "Atlanta," and "Between the Corn in Indiana" are transitional road stories which move the narrator from Florida to Indiana. The narrator's Florida girlfriend, Carmen, is also introduced. "Terre Haute" portrays the narrators return to Terre Haute. This …
Brain Storm, Gary J. Bray
Brain Storm, Gary J. Bray
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Good storytelling never goes out of style. Writing that is provocative, challenging, and witty will always fill a need the human animal craves. Supplying that type of writing in a novel that is accessible to the largest readership is the goal of this master's thesis. Writing this novel is the culmination of all my knowledge and experienc;e manifested into a tangible format which serves as the ultimate expression of my worldview at this point in my life and also serves as the stepping stone upon which I will build future literary projects. This novel, as does all good writing, addresses …
Carnival Glass: A Collection Of Poems, Rachel Marie Fairbanks
Carnival Glass: A Collection Of Poems, Rachel Marie Fairbanks
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This creative thesis, entitled Carnival Glass: A Collection of Poems, contains a series of poems representative of the writer's expanding vision and growth as a poet. An introduction precedes the work, wherein the writer attempts to draw explicit connections between the tangible world and the page on which it is recorded and recreated. The subject matter of these poems reflects aspects of daily living filtered through the writer's personal experience. Poems in the collection are grouped under headings that signify four major areas of content: "Keepsake-Breakables," with poems examining the relationship between self and family; "Worn But Polished Surfaces," with …
The Last Kiss, Uma Devi Doraiswamy
The Last Kiss, Uma Devi Doraiswamy
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The Last Kiss. a creative thesis. tries to explore if true love and moral values. through the main character Sweetie, can lead to an individual's satisfaction and happiness in the real world. Also it focuses on the friendship between two contrasting characters, Sweetie and Flirtie. The title takes its name from the real first and last kiss that Sweetie gives to her lover, Dennis, before her tragic end. When Sweetie is pursuing her Ph.D. program, she meets Dennis, a professor who teaches English, and who is twenty years older than she. She is gradually attracted to him and assumes that …
Parade: A Study Of The Creative Association Of The Artists Jean Cocteau, Erik Satie, Pablo Picasso, And Leonide Massine, Mark Edward Mech
Parade: A Study Of The Creative Association Of The Artists Jean Cocteau, Erik Satie, Pablo Picasso, And Leonide Massine, Mark Edward Mech
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This thesis will present a review and synthesis of evidence concerning the contributions made by Jean Cocteau, Erik Satie, Pablo Picasso, and Leonide Massine to the creation of the work Parade. A complete study of the exact role played by each of the collaborators in the creation of the work has never been made. Existing research studies of Parade, as Richard Axsom's "Parade": Cubism as Theater, 1979, tend to emphasize contributions made by Cocteau and Picasso and to neglect Massine's contribution and the important role Erik Satie's music had in giving shape and substance to the work. This research project …