Emerson thesis -- Creative writing
Found in 364 Collections and/or Records:
In Lieu of Gravity, 2016
In the Blood of Angels, 2023
In the hands of my fellow prisoners, 2015
Historical novel featuring Miriam Hatch, a free black woman and huntress in 1852 Ohio and her efforts to secure a loan after her traps are vandalized. --Abstract.
Infinity, 2023
"Infinity is a novel that explores what its like to think differently in the world. The novel follows Mari, a twenty-five year old with Autism as she navigates her first real relationship. The novel works with themes of domestic abuse, mental health, and living with Autism. It is meant to represent an underrepresented portion of the female population." -- Abstract
Insomnia and Other Stories, 2020
Instruments of ritual, 2017
Intimacy issues, 2018
Is this where you've been? : a collection, 2018
"In this collection ... is the story of someone in the process of growing up and trying to find the right place." --Abstract.
It's Better to Have Nothing, 2016
I've Been Cancelling Appointments with My Psychiatrist for Two Years Now, 2019
Knotweed : chapters 1-5, 2017
"The first five chapters of a novel in progress about a young woman who escapes from jail and the family members who help her survive." --Abstract.
Lake fire road, 2007
Lake Fire Road, a collection of seven interconnected crowns of 'crushed' sonnets, amounts to an extended meditation on the culture of male violence. A fragmented narrative that mixes colloquial and elevated language, Lake Fire Road weaves instances of vio
Last worst time, 2017
"This deeply personal collection of essays follows the writer in the three years after her messy separation from her husband. The writer grapples with anger and grief, loneliness and despair, and chronic pain. At the same time, she undergoes a sort of awakening in her new, forced circumstances." --Abstract.
Leaves, 2016
"A vibrant homage to Virginia Woolf's classic To the Lighthouse, The Leaves is a study of family life, marriage, privilege, and art. It also offers an unusual story behind the development of the psychiatric drugs that changed the way we think of happiness." --Abstract.
Letters from the outlands, 2011
This novel follows Melody Benton through her attempts to find and reconnect with her childhood best friend, Andrew, as she works to find a balance between breaking away from her parents and ensuring her family's safety. Melody struggles against her parent
Life and death and pizza, 2015
"A collection of short stories focused on characters who find themselves slightly left of center." --Abstract.
Life in the system, 2007
El Segundo got its name in 1912, when Standard Oil built its second refinery in California there. I grew up in El Segundo. Although surrounded by the sprawl of Los Angeles, it feels like a small town. Most residents are white, and the city advertises itse
Lightning body complex, 2018
"This is a collection of linked short stories about a man turned superhuman and his exploration into being super." --Abstract.
Like hermit crabs to sea, 2006
Poems dealing with a variety of topics in a range of modes. Many concern the author's origins in the Caribbean and his migration to New England, and the uneasy relationship he has with both places. -- abstract.
Limited range of motion, 2005
A nonfiction narrative centered on a family secret - a child abandoned at birth by his entire family, who grew up to be a decorated soldier and convicted murderer. -- abstract.