Catherine Maynard
I'm a transplanted southerner in Ohio. I'm currently in Graduate school at Ohio University, studying French Literature and Culture, with a focus on the LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender) literature, media, and culture in Francophone countries.
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BA in French from Ohio University. One year of Graduate school completed.Motto
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For SethTwo different worlds on two sides of the door.
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No Me Without YouThere'd be no such thing as a sunny day without sunset leading to night.
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The Mind of a Writersection 1: "Rejections", section 2, "Acceptance," section 3, "Revision", and section 4: "The Lie."
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PanicWhat I think of as "Therapeutic Panic Disorder Poetry," written shortly after a panic attack.
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Purple StreaksResting on the line between day and night, dark and light, trying to remember a dream and the girl with the purple streaks.
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I'm SorryA young woman attends the funeral of her estranged father and discovers things weren't as she believed.
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SilentA high-schooler deals with losing her hearing.
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OutbreakThis is the first chapter of my young adult novel.
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Faking ComposureA short scene of a small exchange.
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Depth of the Darkness"The word 'depression' does not accurately convey the depth of the darkness."
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Writer's SchizophreniaWhat makes writing so different from many mental "illnesses"?
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JammedA humorous look at traffic jams.
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It's Nice to ImagineA blurb about struggling to think the best of people.
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Prove Them WrongA personal take on the question of sexuality as a choice.
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Televangelists: A RantA look at Televangelists and what it says about society.
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The NoteA girl starts writing a journal entry and it turns into something very different.
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Southern Expressions: Do Yankees Understand Us?A humorous linguistic take on dialects from a transported southerner.
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I'm Definitely a Techie5 tech gadgets no grad student should be without.
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DecemberThis story discusses the consequences of actions: the expected, the unexpected, and the fatal.
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Tears in the SandA poem about the consequences and feelings in a time of war.
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Wandering and Wondering in the CemeteryWhile walking through a beautiful cemetery in France, I began wondering about death, time, and life. -
Little Boy on the BenchA story about the art of people-watching and a discussion of childhood. -
Portrait of InsomniaAre you an insomniac? If so, this article will have you nodding. If not, this portrait of insomnia will put you in the shoes of a chronic insomniac.
