2008 Literary Review (no. 21)

Authors

Sigma Tau Delta

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Publication Date

Spring 2008

City

Whittier, CA

Disciplines

Arts and Humanities | Creative Writing | English Language and Literature

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CONTENTS

• Good Morning My Darling by Nina Rosealee Titus
• Just for Jose by Kelly Muscolo
• Pomegranate Jelly by Kelly Muscolo
• Transgumstantiation by Kelly Muscolo
• Sweet and Sour Siblinghood by Kelly Muscolo
• Identifying the Lover by Kelly Muscolo
• The Impermanence of Being by Kelly Muscolo
• Onions by Joselynn Cruz
• Untitled by Alexander Johnson
• JupiterJazz by Alexander Johnson
• Now or Never by Sarah McKee
• Eagles in Sacramento by Andrew Leggett
• Today, murder by Branden Boyer-White
• The Sweet Things Become the Terror by Branden Boyer-White
• Olde Righteous O'Reilly by Shawn McDonald
• Tic Toc by Bryanna Benedetti
• A Smooth Road by Reme Bohlin
• Solitaire on the Styx (a one-act play) by Cody Goulder
• Private Ignacio Melendez by Ian Larsson
• Rain Down (a screenplay) by Kelly Muscolo
• The Silken Snare: The Futility of Human Wishes in Gustave Flaubert 's Madame Bovary and Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby by Shannon Jaime
• Letting Her Subjects Cry for Her: Frida Kahlo's Weeping Coconuts (Cocos Gimientes) by Lauren Stracner
• The Development of the Epic Hero by Jessica Jacquez
• Gendering and "Othering" AiDS: Difficult Notions South Africa Must Challenge by Joselynn Cruz
• Lord, What Fools These Mortals Be! The Common Sense in Clowning, or The Universality of the Clown in Shakespeare's Comedies by Lauren Stracner
• Sailing with Whitman and Melville: One Disgruntled Feminists Odyssey by Julia Martinez
• While You Read by Andrew Leggett
• Looking Like a Piece by Branden Boyer-White
• In Dreams by Alex Johnson
• Plastic and Purple by Martina Miles
• : the depressionist by Jeremy Lum
• Sharks and Bathtubs by Martina Miles
• Is This the End of Zombie Shakespeare? by Jeremy Lum
• The Belle from Beilbuckle by Anthony Bursi
• That Divided and Rebel Mind: Encountering the American Satan in Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass and Herman Melville 's Moby-Dick by Branden Boyer-White
• : 'Wicked' Writers Defying the Imposter God: Herman Melville's Moby-Dick and Walt Whitman Leaves of Grass by Lauren Stracner
• Trouble in Paradise: The Contradictory Nature of Individual and Community in Democracy by Chris Kennison
• The Archetype ofJudaism: Examining Robert Cohn and Anti-Semitism in The Sun Also Rises by Martina Miles
• Rwanda and the Limits of Conventional Thinking by Devika Ghai
• Fighting Back: Women's New Role in a Developing Democracy by Britannie Waller
• Congestion Pricing or Parking Space Taxes: Which Would You Choose? by Rachel Bushman

Recommended Citation

Sigma Tau Delta, "2008 Literary Review (no. 21)" (2008). Greenleaf Review. 4.
https://poetcommons.whittier.edu/greenleafreview/4