Emerson thesis -- Writing, literature, and publishing
Found in 2106 Collections and/or Records:
Painted Smiles, 2024
Pale Through Her Eyes, 2023
Panzerosa, 2011
Panzerosa' offers stories that reach for truth in the life of the author, who is the youngest son of three brothers and descendant of Carl and Cecilia Strandwitz. Over the span of this memoir, brotherhood becomes displaced by the partnerships of marriage,
Paper boat, 2012
Based on both autobiography and archival research, this collection explores the tension between the desire for rootedness and the reality of impermanence. Mostly set in rural Vermont, the first section explores family and romantic relationships and is fol
Paper dolls, 2015
"Paper Dolls is a collection of nine personal essays exploring author Catie Joy's emotional and political growth, from early childhood to emerging adulthood. Several linked essays in the collection trace the author's coming of age as a domestic adoptee." --Abstract.
Paper gun, 2010
Paper Gun attempts to explore the problems that result when one is simultaneously trying to adhere to and rebel against the rules of one's family, religion, and society. Much like the poet herself, the collection tries to strike a balance between indulgen
Paper hearts, 1993
Paper turtles, 2012
This collection of essays explores the nature of memory, creativity, and mental illness through the perspective of a bipolar woman in her twenties. Each essay focuses on a single theme relating to life after becoming well or to being an unstable adolescen
Paperweight, 2010
This collection of poems addresses issues such as questions that can't be answered, silences, dreams, metamorphoses, memory and time. It also includes translations of A Dream" by Gerard de Nerval and the first part of the "The Voyage" by Charles Baudelair
Papillon : the magazine for women in motion, 1997
Papon : the man & the massacre, a book proposal and business plan, 2005
This master's project takes a manuscript through the book publishing process, using sample chapters written by the student and acting as though the chapters constitute a complete book. -- abstract.
Para Las Latinas, 2023
"Para Las Latinas is a collection of short stories told in multiple perspectives on the themes of identity, womanhood, misogyny, and culture. My experimentation with point-of-view in this collection ranges from second, roving third, and omniscient to gain a deeper sense of characters, plot, and societal commentary. The collection challenges the reader to enter worlds they are uncomfortable or unfamiliar with through bilingualism, relationship dynamics, and setting." -- Abstract
Parens, 2005
A full-length play about a family obsessed with the mechanics of the English language, but utterly incapable of connecting on any communicative level. -- abstract.
Pasadena's powder keg, 1994
Paseos, y Otros Cuentos [Paseos, and Other Stories], 2020
Passing to Ankara, 2003
Patchwork, 1994
Patents, pamphlets, and blood syrup : Edward P. Huylar's rhetoric of deception, 1868-1888, 2009
Patent medicine producers were some of the most prolific publishers in the late nineteenth century. This project explores the life of Edward P. Huylar, proprietor of Dr. Clark Johnson's Indian Blood Syrup and publisher of the fictitious Indian captivity n