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Publication Date
5-2018
Date of Final Oral Examination (Defense)
3-2-2018
Type of Culminating Activity
Thesis - Boise State University Access Only
Degree Title
Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing
Department
Theatre Arts
Major Advisor
Brady Udall, M.F.A.
Advisor
Emily Ruskovich, M.F.A.
Advisor
Joy Williams, M.F.A.
Abstract
While the worlds encountered here may not be immediately recognizable as our own, the ideas and emotions dealt with are all rooted in the most basic elements of humanity. The characters in these stories—alive or dead—struggle to exist within a system that feels constantly stacked against them, where relief is often difficult to obtain and more difficult to enjoy. Often, a cycle of destructive behavior is left unbroken in favor of a simple recognition that it can never actually be broken.
DOI
10.18122/td/1409/boisestate
Recommended Citation
Turner, Nolan, "Now We Can See" (2018). Boise State University Theses and Dissertations. 1409.
10.18122/td/1409/boisestate