Understory 2019 Main Menu Masthead From the Student Editors and Faculty Creative Works: Poetry Tuesday Afternoon: Nostalgia Meditation Liminality in Six Parts Shell Obsession and Irreverence Summer Sweethearts Solstice and Trepidation Autumn Poems Magpie Hymn This is How You Derail a Train: After Ernest Hemingway’s “Who Killed the Vets?” Doubting the Branch She'd be a Baby in France Goodbye Hometown Hero Myself a Stern Tree A Brief Glimpse of a Brief Season Winter Poems Girl Wound The Things I've Seen Aurora Receiver of Grief My Grandmother's Willow Tree Red Berry Tree Dark Symphony Solitude Spring Poems Portrait of a Daffodil I Walk On After You Definitions Half Empty, Half Full Creative Works: Prose Eavesdropper Space Boy Cathedrals Mr. Goo-gle 60 Feet Down No Escape: A post-blast Vignette Space Mice War The Cat Shelter Scholarship in English Studies: Literary Studies Platonic Emulation—How the Weight of History has come to Define Poetry Poetry as Illumination Can I Rely on You? Heroes Through the Ages: Defining the British Dream through Heroes in Literature Born from the Dreams of a People, an Empire Awoke Scholarship in English Studies: Rhetoric and Linguistics Synthetic Language Yarn Bombing as Multimodal Rhetoric Effecting Persuasion: How Adapting Rhetoric Informs the Response A Facebook Post: Identity through the Technoscape We Who Demand Better The Rhetoric of Race, Gender, and Sexuality in Video Games and Video Game Communities: How Representation and Reception Can Change the Way Players See Their and Others’ Identities Why Have Female-Only Characters in For Honor? Posters: Alaska Englishes Race and Internment: World War II from an Alaskan Perspective Wrapping Up ‘Wrap It Up AK' The Letters of John Muir Rewriting Alaska History with the Word “Genocide"
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Contents of this path:

  1. Masthead
  2. From the Student Editors and Faculty
  3. Creative Works: Poetry
  4. Summer Poems
  5. Tuesday Afternoon: Nostalgia
  6. Meditation
  7. Liminality in Six Parts
  8. Shell
  9. Obsession and Irreverence
  10. Summer Sweethearts
  11. Solstice and Trepidation
  12. Autumn Poems
  13. Magpie Hymn
  14. This is How You Derail a Train: After Ernest Hemingway’s “Who Killed the Vets?”
  15. Doubting the Branch
  16. She'd be a Baby in France
  17. Goodbye Hometown Hero
  18. Myself a Stern Tree
  19. A Brief Glimpse of a Brief Season
  20. Winter Poems
  21. Girl Wound
  22. The Things I've Seen
  23. Aurora
  24. Receiver of Grief
  25. My Grandmother's Willow Tree
  26. Red Berry Tree
  27. Dark Symphony
  28. Solitude
  29. Spring Poems
  30. Portrait of a Daffodil
  31. I Walk On
  32. After You
  33. Definitions
  34. Half Empty, Half Full
  35. Creative Works: Prose
  36. Eavesdropper
  37. Space Boy
  38. Cathedrals
  39. Mr. Goo-gle
  40. 60 Feet Down
  41. No Escape: A post-blast Vignette
  42. Space
  43. Mice
  44. War
  45. The Cat Shelter
  46. Scholarship in English Studies: Literary Studies
  47. Platonic Emulation—How the Weight of History has come to Define Poetry
  48. Poetry as Illumination
  49. Can I Rely on You?
  50. Heroes Through the Ages: Defining the British Dream through Heroes in Literature
  51. Born from the Dreams of a People, an Empire Awoke
  52. Scholarship in English Studies: Rhetoric and Linguistics
  53. Synthetic Language
  54. Yarn Bombing as Multimodal Rhetoric
  55. Effecting Persuasion: How Adapting Rhetoric Informs the Response
  56. A Facebook Post: Identity through the Technoscape
  57. We Who Demand Better
  58. The Rhetoric of Race, Gender, and Sexuality in Video Games and Video Game Communities: How Representation and Reception Can Change the Way Players See Their and Others’ Identities
  59. Why Have Female-Only Characters in For Honor?
  60. Posters: Alaska Englishes
  61. Race and Internment: World War II from an Alaskan Perspective
  62. Wrapping Up ‘Wrap It Up AK'
  63. The Letters of John Muir
  64. Rewriting Alaska History with the Word “Genocide"

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