Submissions from 2026
The Spaces of Queer Childhood, Haley Beardsley
The Strong, Brooke Corpuz
Un-Determining the Overdetermined Body: Anorexia Nervosa and Selfhood in What I Lost by Alexandra Ballard, Maddalena (Maddy) R. Grieco
Always Green, Ever Living, Anna Plante
Imagined Afterlives: Anti-Black Medical Violences in Contemporary Black Arts, Katie Schadler
One Soul, One Flesh: Incest and Turning Inwards In The Duchess of Malfi and 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, Summer Taylor
One Soul, One Flesh: Incest and Turning Inwards In The Duchess of Malfi and 'Tis Pity She's a Whore, Summer Taylor
"For what do you hunger?": Metaphors of Consumption and the Gothic Female Experience, Olivia G. Wychock
Submissions from 2025
BEYOND CATHARSIS: THE EVOLUTION OF POPULAR TRAGEDY IN VIDEO GAME NARRATIVES, Nicole E. Chancey
Once Upon Another Time: Retelling Fairy Tales & Legends with Inclusive Identities for Modern Young Adult Audiences, Hailey Drapcho
Coast to Coast, Leah Rakhlin
WORLDS BUILT AND BORROWED: A PARACOSMIC EXPLORATION OF THE METATEXTUAL UNCONSCIOUS, Ryleigh Michele Roberts
Breaking the Boundaries of the Binary: Non-Normative Gender Expression and Rebellion in 19th-Century Literature, Anna Marie Wingard
Submissions from 2024
Law and Literature in Pennsylvania: A Changing Landscape, Juliette Gaggini
Submissions from 2023
In the End, Sabrina A. Barner
Swimming Lessons: Exploring and Embracing the Graphic Memoir, Sophia Donati
Visualizing The Permanent Lie: An Examination of Dystopian Literature Using Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s Model, Anthony Mitchell
Is Children's Literature Really Meant for Children? Global Political Commentary in Children's Literature, Jenny Scott
Submissions from 2021
Existential Reactions to Modernity: An Analysis of Lovecraft's Nihilistic Cosmicism & Dostoevsky's Christian Existentialism, Olivia Maikisch
Enter Invisible: Atavistic Dualism in Shakespeare, Donne, and Milton, Andrew Scott
Writing the Womb, Writing the Wound: The Function of Vulnerability in Autotheory, Madison Weaver
Submissions from 2020
Landscape, Gender, and the Politics of Belonging in Thomas Hardy’s The Woodlanders and Tess of the D’Urbervilles, Sarah Dickerson
Disrupting An(Other): Sexuality as Political Resistance, Emma C. Downey
Perspectives on Lynching in William Faulkner's Fiction and Nonfiction, Tabitha Fisher