Browsing University of Central Oklahoma by Author "Warren, Clifton"

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    • Boot party. 

      O'Neal, Erik (2011)
      Boot Party is a fictional screenplay consisting of essentially three acts which concerns an adolescent punk rocker in 1986 Denton, Texas called Jonah. Jonah leaves home following a violent confrontation with his stepfather ...

    • Corn silk dolls. 

      Vick, Sharen Fay (2007)
      When a family stays in an old farmhouse for a few weeks in the summer, their lives are changed when they find some corn silk dolls in the house. These are not ordinary dolls, they are soul-sucking dolls.

    • Girls ride horses, too. 

      McAffrey, Ruth Anne (2010)
      "Maggie Fitzgerald is a young, widowed mother of two. Her brother Alan is a police detective in Atlanta, Georgia. The brother is killed on duty, and on the day of his funeral, Vince Howard, one of Alan's friends, stops by ...

    • Soul on fire : a musical. 

      Stanley, Tyrone (2010)
      Abstract excerpt: This musical follows Kisha, a young girl who was raped by a prominent member of her community, as she tries to prove that her story is true. It explores the aftermath of rape and abuse and its effect on ...

    • The deliverer. 

      Alexander, Geri (2012)

    • The prayer closet warriors. 

      Gillham, Jennifer (2007)
      Seventh grader Maddie enters her hall closet to pray and finds herself standing in a field in heaven. There she discovers that she can save her school from the Anti-Nagah, the light eater. To do so Maddie must pass three ...

    • The star quilt 

      Shottenkirk, Marcia (2012)
      The adopted daughter of a Cherokee woman and a likable country man, Ginny Hefner grew up an only child in the small northeastern Oklahoma town of Wagoner in the decade of the 1930s. In that small town, against the backdrop ...

    • The terror within 

      Bradley, Cora M. (2008)
      Illustrates the degree to which people from all walks of life learn how to cope and survive at all costs. The internal struggle for balance in troubled lives is seen in the external circumstances of everyday living. This ...

    • Vivian. 

      Keener, Judith (2011)
      'Any marriage, happy or unhappy, is infinitely more interesting than any romance, no matter how passionate.' (W.H. Auden). Walt and Vivian are unhappily married, living in a tent-camp during the early part of the Great ...