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Fanfiction in the Time of the Anthropocene
I will skip the earthquakes and record temperatures. We begin with the coffee shop AU.
Charnell Peters
Jul 29, 2021
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(three poems for spring)
how to fall light like / how to lay like a shadow / how to make a universe / of the cobwebbed corner / how to stay
Charnell Peters
May 30, 2021
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Hilda, Bob’s Burgers, and White Childhood Innocence
Whiteness affords children the precondition of goodness, which necessitates that children of color are dichotomously constructed as bad.
Charnell Peters
Mar 6, 2021
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Going Down Swinging: The Emo Songs that Defined My Preteen Years
Emo, alternative, and pop punk songs gave me words to dream about fighting in ways I did not dare imagine myself.
Charnell Peters
Oct 28, 2020
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The Break / On Poetry and Humanness
Poems are about moving toward doubt, always pushing to the next line where you, at the break, are faced with your own humanness.
Charnell Peters
Oct 7, 2020
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Firefly’s “Serenity” as a Case Study of Relational Power
“Serenity” sets the stage for exploring how power is a communal resource on this ship throughout the duration of the series.
Charnell Peters
Sep 17, 2020
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Nothing Left to Fear: A Review of Waxahatchee’s St. Cloud
Though the songs reveal anger, grief, frustration, and, at times hopelessness, they never linger too long on the heaviest parts.
Charnell Peters
Sep 11, 2020
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An Answer to the Question: Why are You a Race Scholar?
To be Black and from Southern Indiana is to take up space within a place. It is to discern the edges of what is held in. It is to be the edge.
Charnell Peters
Sep 9, 2020
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A Dispatch from Isolation
It’s all small. It’s all holy. And grief visits me daily when I think about losing these small things and the potential for losing much bigger ones.
Charnell Peters
Sep 9, 2020
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Re-learning the Joy of Writing
My mom likes to tell me that I’m the writer in the family, but I disagree. We are all writers.
Charnell Peters
Sep 9, 2020
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