Emerson thesis -- Creative writing
Found in 364 Collections and/or Records:
Turn the Siren On, 2021
Twenty Volume Deathtape, 2019
Under the Honey Locusts, 2021
Unity : a novel, 2017
"Unity is excerpts of a speculative fiction novel that chronicles the dramatic lives of the people who develop the technology to allow people to unify the human brain with artificial intelligence." --Abstract.
Unmonstrous, 2017
"The poems in Unmonstrous chronicle a path through trauma and beyond trauma, through pain and after pain. Issues of identity, faith, and loss are addressed and often in the company of nature: small mammals, maple leaves, hermit crabs." --Abstract.
Velorios, 2022
Waiting in Wally’s, 2017
"This collection of poems chronicles a young man, lost and in love with love, moving from warm bed to warm bed, drinking along the way. He laments the passing of youth and yearns for a promising future, as yet unwritten." --Abstract.
We Lie With Monsters, 2022
We wander, 2018
"A collection of linked short stories centered around two main characters, twins, and their adventures. The collection explores the question of what it means to be 'We' and the complications involved in that state of being. The twins, brother and sister, remain unnamed throughout these stories and are largely characterized by their relationship to each other against all others. The stories in this collection range from standard-length short fiction to micro fiction." --Abstract.
Weight of freedom, 2016
Novel about three young women set in modern day New York City. The novel follows them throughout the first few years of their lives after their college graduation. It explores current issues such as xenophobia, terrorism, and the uncertainty of the future.--Abstract.
Well-Known Stranger: Essays and Stories, 2019
What kind of girl, 2018
What Lies Beneath, 2023
What makes a monster, 2016
This thesis is a project to design the interiors and exteriors of four books that explore what a monster is in form, action, and emotion: Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë; Bram Stoker's Dracula, Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, and Franz Kafka's The Metamorphosis.
What the ashes knew, 2015
"What the Ashes Knew is a collection of linked stories following a handful of characters united by a diary. These stories explore the ways people love each other and the ways they hurt one another (and themselves), with a particular focus on the repercussions of secrecy and the difficulty of knowing another person." --Abstract.
What you have lost : a memoir, 2014
My memoir is part of a larger, complex puzzle of who I am and how I became this person.--Abstract.
When Pineapples were Sweeter, 2019
When the dust settled, 2015
"This collection of short stories explores many different characters, all of whom are struggling with their relationships with themselves, their family members and partners, and even the world around them. Each story studies the nuances of the different relationships people form and break throughout their lives. They are linked through their setting of El Paso, Texas, which is my hometown and a place I've always considered to be of underestimated beauty and appeal." -- Abstract.
Why god made little boys : a memoir, 2009
Why God Made Little Boys explores the dynamics of the narrator's relationship with a silent father, physically abusive brother, an ever present mother, and a God he is waiting for. From sexual abuse to HIV diagnosis, the narrator finds strength in his ima
Wings like boomerangs, 2017
"Wings Like Boomerangs is a literary speculative fiction novel, set in the far future, when interstellar flight is possible, at the cost of lost time." --Abstract.