Emerson thesis -- Writing, literature, and publishing
Found in 2125 Collections and/or Records:
Hal & Hope, 2001
Hand-me-downs : recipes and memories, food and family, 2003
Hands, 1999
Handshake : a magazine prospectus, 2003
Happy athlete : a magazine prospectus, 1999
Happy families are all the same, 2007
This Master's Thesis is a collection of short stories about families--most of them drawn from the suburban South--and the people they shape, limit, comfort, exclude, and sometimes destroy. Comprised of longer stories and short shorts, traditional narrativ
Hard chines : a two-act play ; Nick's place : a one-act play, 1988
Harmony and other towns, 2018
HarperCollins v. Open Road : reexamining the question of who owns e-book rights to backlist titles, 2013
HarperCollins v. Open Road Media, a legal case filed in December 2011, presents a battle between a traditional publishing house and a modern electronic publisher over the question: who owns e-book rights to backlist titles? -- abstract.
Hauntings, 2020
Heart failures, 1993
Heart mountain, 2015
A collection of linked stories examining the impact of WWII upon the Japanese American community. --Abstract.
Heart on the Ice, 2023
Heat wave, 1998
Heirlooms, 2024
Heisenberg and son, 1995
Hellion, 2024
"Elizabeth Ring is a young woman in Ohio. She is a daughter, a sister, and will in all likelihood one day be a wife. She is also a firebrand, an iconoclast, a perfectionist, an artist, and a woman on the verge of addiction. The first few years of her adulthood form the basis of this thesis, in the form of a novel, intended as part of a longer work." -- Abstract
Here, 2015
The poems of Here move through experiences of pain inflicted on and by oneself -- physical brutality, sexual transgression and shame, domestic violence -- and ultimately ask what can be gained from our attention to such wounding. In pieces couched alterna
Here among strangers, 2012
Through three generations of characters and an array of narrative techniques, these six stories explore the impact of cultural expectations on our personal choices and desires. -- abstract.
