Five Student Phrases that Stick and the Reasons They Stay Lodged in my Memory, Years after the Papers are Graded, Returned, and Forgotten.
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Epiphanies of the Ordinary: Personal Stories of Climate Change.
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Softies Like Me: The Foolish Work of a Fat Queer Pedagogy.
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The Mirror, the Canvas, and a Case for Anger: Why Asian American Stories Matter.
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The Essay as Sentence.
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Creative Nonfiction in the First-Year Writing Classroom: To Colonize or Theorize?
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Story, Stripped: On Caution, Safety, and the Personal Essay.
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The Awful Ordinary.
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Acadepressives: A Research Story.
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"The Duty Nearest to You": An Interview with Louise Wetherbee Phelps.
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From the Editor.
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