Current, April 25, 2005

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Leaping Off the Page and Melding Modes: The Multimodal Space Poem as a New Form of Poetry

This paper develops and makes an argument for a new form of poetry referred to as a space poem, defined as a poem that is composed with an awareness of multimodality during its creation in such a way that results in a poem in which multiple modes work together symbiotically to create the poem. I trace the development of this concept over the course of my experience as a student in the Critical and Creative Thinking Master’s degree program at the University of Massachusetts Boston. Beginning with a consideration of my past artistic multimodal projects created at different moments during said studies, I then attempt to analyze different conceptual understandings of the relationships between modes, primarily focusing on verbal and visual modes. This is followed by my research regarding multimodality in art, firsthand interviews with artists Patti Harris and Mark Mendel, current criticism of poetry, and my own experiences in writing poetry. Finally, I narrate and reflect on my process in making three space poems, and how these experiments resulted in the definition above as well as a series of guiding steps for anyone creating a space poem. Overall, the paper provides an example of a journey through the creative process, which makes use of both critical and creative thinking, and includes but is not limited to phases of reflection, research, idea development, innovation, experiment, risk-taking, and various habits of mind such as maintaining comfort with ambiguity, perseverance in the face of setbacks, openmindedness, and flexibility

The Diamond, November 2, 2000

Front Page: Ground Broken at Campus Center Ceremony; Students to Present Work at Poetry Reading News: World Hunger: An Issue of the Heart; Interactive Repertory Theater to Perform; Rats Compete in Mini-Olympics; SAC Shows Awakenings Opinion: Narrow-Minded Worldviews are not Acceptable for Christians; Congress Passes Debt Relief Legislation: It\u27s About Time!; Letter to the Editor Features: Buchanan, Nader Discuss 2000 Campaign Issues; Picture Poll: What political issue will be the deciding factor for your vote during this election? Arts and Entertainment: Truth? The Art of Redlin, Kinkade, and Moss; Verhages Join NISO; In This Case, Less is More Sports: Senior Blades Anticipate Good Season; Intramurals Provide Informal Competition World: News Briefs; Republicans and Democrats Identical; Lookbackhttps://digitalcollections.dordt.edu/dordt_diamond/1154/thumbnail.jp

September 16, 2016

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Beowulf the RPG

As the recent 3D movie rendition of Beowulf proves, the Anglo -Saxon epic is still in the minds of storytellers even over a thousand years after the first scops recited it. Recently in human history, video games have appeared as a form of storytelling. In particular, the role-playing game genre particularly suits epic stories, and thus would be an ideal carrier for the themes and adventures which have made Beowulf stand the test of time. Thus, this thesis seeks to create a faithful adaption of Beowulf

Daily Eastern News: September 15, 2014

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Montana Kaimin, September 26, 2018

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