Emerson thesis -- Writing, literature, and publishing
Found in 2099 Collections and/or Records:
The second Friday in May, 2001
The Secret Eater and Other Stories, 2021
"The following collection of stories explores humankind at its most vulnerable. These stories range in length, from short story to flash and even micro fiction. Characters experience loss and isolation, learn to cope with grief, and come to terms with their own complex identities. Gender and sexuality are major themes present in these works of fiction, demonstrating both the dangers and pleasures that arise when people considered "other" enter society." -- Abstract
The self-disclosing dark, 1996
A collection of poems in three sections. Images of marriage, family and childhood are conjured in poems in the first section. Several in the second section focus on the body, and our obsession with it. These poems try to find the place we keep in our mind
The Senator and the Sagittarians, 2023
The separation of Terry Buehler, 2015
Terry Buehler, adrift in life since the sudden death of his mother, wakes one morning to find he has been separated from reality. That is meant literally and the mechanics are explained herein, but the reader is free to draw their own conclusions regardin
The seven deadly sins, 2000
The shame of being eleven, 2006
The Shame of Being Eleven focuses on the otherness of everyday living and the human response to pain and suffering. This work meditates on the following questions: What are the limits of our relationships to other people? How do we handle pain and forgive
The Sharer: A Fantasy, 2020
The Shirley Temple killer, 1989
The Shooting on Atwood Street, 2023
The Silent Decades, 2021
The slaughterhouse, 2000
The soft targets project, 1993
The sound of snapping wire, 1994
The space between, 2002
The Spectacle of Bubble Gum and Cuchi-Cuchi: A Memoir in Essays, 2024
The spies of New York, 2012
This novel takes place in the middle-to-later years of the American Revolution, when New York City was occupied by the British Army. Based on a true story, the novel recounts the adventures of Robert Townsend, store owner and journalist, who spies on the
The state of the independent bookstore in America, 2018
"This thesis seeks to determine the current state of the general-interest independent bookstore in America. The author cultivated her own research through extensive reading, personal interviews, and by surveying both industry professionals and consumers. Her findings identify potential strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats facing the industry." --Abstract.