Reviews the themes and storytelling techniques used in Barth's novels The Floating Opera, The End of the Road, The Sot-Weed Factor, Giles Goat-Boy, and Lost in the Funhouse.

I came to Roosevelt Elementary School and to the West Side of St. Paul in search of a story. I have always been intrigued by the power of communication and the complexity of language. Through my own language learning ...

The author describes the process of planning and filming a documentary on the San Diego Comic-Con, a convention for fans of fantasy movies and television series. The documentary follows fans of Star Wars, the television ...

Inspired by the dramatic 2006 rebellion of Facebook users against the now accepted feature that automatically feeds live updates from all of a user's friends, the author argues that while “at first glance, Facebook's ...

A literary journalistic account of the author's internship with the Los Angeles Times.

My interest in García Lorca began with an appreciation of his poetry which grew as I visited and learned about his Andalusia and further heightened as I read his dramas. This paper has afforded me many trying moments, ...

Everyday, men beat women. Men rape women. Men stalk, harass, assault, dismiss, degrade, abuse, and use women. Too often, men torture, mutilate, and murder women. In short, men systematically subordinate women in a variety ...