• A View of Earth from Distant Suns 

  Smith, Jason (2019)

  In keeping with the title, this collection of nine stories trains its lens on a broad range of human experience. What has resulted from this perspective is a cocktail of divergent genres, geographies, voices, and emotional ...

• EIGHTY-SEVEN 

  Polek, Nicolette (2019)

  EIGHTY-SEVEN is a collection of stories that captures desire through compression and brevity. It draws the curtains on small windows that look into enormous, shifting houses. Characters are caught in moments where they are ...

• School, State, and Nation: Educational Rhetorics at a Korean Women's College During and After Japanese Colonization, 1918–1965 

  Tillman, Nathan Wil (2019)

  “School, State, and Nation” examines how the leaders and students of Ewha College, founded by American missionaries in 1910 as Korea’s first college for women, used rhetorical strategies to negotiate Japanese colonial power ...

• The Favor of Another: Labor and Precarity in Contemporary Fiction 

  Macintosh, John A. (2019)

  The Favor of Another: Labor and Precarity in Contemporary Fiction examines how fiction since 1980 responds to changes to the composition of labor and of work itself. In particular, it is interested in the representation ...

• ‘THE LIFE YET OF HIS LINES SHALL NEVER OUT’: LINEATION AND POETIC AUTHORITY IN THE SHAKESPEAREAN CORPUS 

  Lind, Sarah (2019)

  The “line” in early modern poetics was a confusing concept due to competing definitions of line length. “Length” could refer to classical, vernacular, or visual measurement. “Length” could figuratively refer to a poet’s ...

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