Emerson thesis -- Writing, literature, and publishing
Found in 2106 Collections and/or Records:
Merve, imagined, 2002
METCO stories : watching the wheels go round, 2007
A collection of fictional short stories centered on the experiences of a young boy growing up in the inner city and going to school in the suburbs via Boston's METCO bussing program. -- abstract.
MFA, 2005
A self-destructive author debauches his way through a Boston MFA program in creative writing. -- abstract.
Middle Man, 2016
"This collection of linked memoir essays explores themes of race, masculinity and identity. By focusing on moments of compromised agency and subsequent emotional crises, the larger conversation taking between place between each narrative sheds light on the experience of a "middle man" tasked with navigating the dualities and contradictions that seem to define him." -- Abstract
Midnight Dreamer, 2023
Midnight red, 1994
Mikrokosmos, 1996
Milk and lemon, 1997
Mineral Hill.net an online genealogy project, 2001
Minimally exceptional me, frenzied and empty-handed, 2010
In this thesis I step through the breakdown of my assumed adolescent self and lead up to but do not discuss the initial building of my young-adult self. I attempt to develope a complete picture of myself by discussing my development according to the physi
Minor suffocations, 2017
"A short story collection about people who might describe themselves as stuck. These are characters and stories who exemplify the times where we feel like life is moving faster and better for those around us, while we are forced to make drastic changes so we do not fall behind. My aim with this collection is to give voice to a certain emotion that we all feel at times, but one that we can struggle with identifying." --Abstract.
Misery makes better conversation, 2003
Misfortune Factory, 2021
Miss February, 2023
Missing in Midtown, 2021
Missing links, 2004
Paul Creakson is a professor of cryptozoology at Southern Illinois University, much to the dismay of his Nobel-prize winning father Owen Creakson.