Emerson thesis -- Writing, literature, and publishing
Found in 2099 Collections and/or Records:
The Eternal Light & the Everlasting Dark, 2024
The Evangela line, 1998
'The Evangela line tells the story of Eliot Van Buren, thwarted poet, descendant of the president, former housewares salesman. Now living in a transient hotel, Eliot relates the story of how he was recently relieved of career, of wife and of comfortable
The evolution of an interactive column, 1996
The eye like a strange balloon mounts toward infinity, 1994
The fallen petals of Mr. Point, 2008
The Fallen Petals of Mr. Point is the story of Chef Dylan Houghton, raised by a baseball-loving father and stay-at-home mother, and how he rose to the top of the famed San Fernando Valley restaurant Maison du Sol. It is through cooking he falls in love, t
The fascist's son-in-law, 2015
A novel contained within one important day in the life of Laszlo Meszaros, a Manhattan-born Hungarian who immigrated back to his ancestral country and fell in love with the daughter of a prominent Hungarian fascist, Tivadar Turi. The day in question is ju
The father of souls, 2004
A novel that explores the disappearance and death of sixteen-year-old Debra Lemmick. A few days after another local woman is abducted, Debra walks away from her trailer park home and does not return, making residents of the small community of Jericho, Sou
The firebird, 2007
In this collection of five stories, linked by various characters and locations, musicians struggle to balance their artistic ambitions with their familial and romantic relationships. -- abstract.
The first and last chance : collected stories, 1994
The First of Them, 2023
The fisherman's daughter, 2014
As the lyric line pushes and retreats with seismic force, body and mind shift between water and grammar, family and memory, each horizon or perspective marking a distance between the self and the other, between the self and its language--Abstract.
The food publishing industry : past and present, 2008
This thesis looks at trends in the food publishing industry from America's first cookbook to the present conditions of thousands of cookbooks and numerous food magazines, Web sites, television programs, and more. -- abstract.
The fortunate isles, 2014
Follows Alex Billings and David Barnes, two young men who met at Harvard and are seeing each other for the first time in several years.--Abstract.
The Fountain of Youth (A Novel), 2019
The fourth law, 2003
The fourth river, 1997
The fourth wall, 2004
The Fourth Wall, a screenplay, is a loose, contemporary adaptation of William Shakespeare's The Tempest.
The Fox Merchant, 2020
The fragile hour, 2015
Collection of thirteen stories, eight of which are short-shorts.
The frozen sea, 2007
These stories are about choices, and how a person's decisions can resonate in unexpected ways, both in one's own life and the lives of others. The characters in these stories each confront the aftermath of their own choices, and face feelings of guilt, s