Theses/Dissertations from 2022
(Dis)Possessed Black Youth: How America's Architecture Challenges Coming of Age in Twentieth and Twenty-First Century African American Women's Literature, Margaret Frymire Kelly
Twenty-First Century Adaptations of Early Twentieth Century American Protest Literature, Kathryn J. McClain
HOW TO LIVE LIFE ALL THE WAY UP LEARNING LIFE SKILLS FROM LITERARY CHARACTERS, Sue N. Mize
WARRIORS, MOTHERS, AND QUEENS: WEIGHTY WOMEN OF MYTHS AND LEGENDS, Betsy Packard
JOPAPPY & THE SENTENCE-MAKERS PRESENT: PARATACTICAL SYNCOPHANCIES, Michael Penman
Perilous Times: Reading the Apocalypse in Nineteenth-Century Black Women's Religious Writing, Brittany Sulzener
Theses/Dissertations from 2021
Almost Heaven: Religious Arguments in Appalachian Extractive Fiction, Darby Lane Campbell
Ways To Die And Some To Keep Living, Titus Chalk
Bulldog, Gavin Colton
Wilderness of Freedom: Slave Narratives, Captivity Narratives, and Genre Transformation in Keckley's Behind the Scenes, Hannah Gautsch
Barefoot and Breathless, Emily Jean McCollister Goldsmith
Wisdom From the Collard Field: Exploring Agrarian Community in Twenty and Twenty-first Century American Literature, Robert M. Gorum
Heartwork, Jordan Honeyblue
Panning for Gold, Tiantian Jiang
A PAIN YOU WILL NEVER KNOW: A SHORT STORY COLLECTION, Chantel Kelly
Race Youth in Twentieth-Century American Literature and Culture, Claire E. Lenviel
Death, Discipline, and the Dead: Biopolitical Rhetoric in Early Modern English Texts, Leslie Raybuck Malland
BULLSHIT ARTIST: STORIES, Michael McEwen
THE STORIES OF PETER OLIVER AND HIS PEOPLE: POEMS ON BLACK ANCESTRY, BLACK IDENTITY, AND BLACK LOVE, Gabrielle Elise Oliver
If You Ever Find Yourself, Erika J. Simpson
Southern Alterity in the Global Modernist Novel, 1899-1966, Benjamin J. Wilson
Theses/Dissertations from 2020
“INNOCENT BYSTANDERS”: WHITE GUILT AND THE DESTRUCTION OF NATIVE AMERICANS IN US LITERATURE, 1824-1830, Noor Al-Attar
Ordinary Fucking People, Ash Baker
TRANSFORMATIVE SUBJECTS: AMERICAN CHILDREN’S PERIODICALS, 1855-1905, Emily R. DeHaven
ARCHIPELAGO, Kimberly Glanzman
