Browsing OSU - Honors College Theses by Author "Parkison, Aimee"

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    • Corruption of virtue 

      Metroka, Daniel (2020-02-18)
      My thesis, entitled "Corruption of Virtue" is comprised of two short works of fiction. Both feature a young man coming into adulthood affected by various social and personal factors. The first, entitled "Southern Hospitality" ...

    • Detonating balloons 

      Patton, Ashton (2017-04-19)
      This is an opening to a much larger novella that tackles themes regarding survivors of sexual abuse and how one might navigate in society after that abuse stops. Essentially.

    • Peculiar faith: A collection of short stories 

      Essmiller, Kennedy (2019-04-18)
      Peculiar Faith is a collection of four short stories that focus on LGBTQ members of conservative organized religion. Each story focuses on a member of the LGBTQ community as they navigate their faith, their sexuality, and ...

    • Retraumatization 

      Phillips, Preston Elliot (2018-04-11)
      Trauma is complicated enough on its own, but aspects of personal identity such as gender, sexuality, and mental illness can make coping and recovery even more complicated. My multi-genre portfolio, "Retraumatization" ...

    • Three New Yorks 

      Glover, Adam (2020-04-30)
      I am driven to write stories set within a larger historical context as my future as a writer continues—so much so, that I am currently working on a novel entitled Three New Yorks. For my Honors Thesis, I wanted to create ...