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Letter from the Editor. Rebirth. Volume 6, Issue 1.
David Aguilar
Contributors' Biographies
Monica Reyes, Imen Mzoughi, Sarah Foust Vinson, Susan Larkin, Beatrice Mendez Newman, and David Aguilar
How to Write about Writing
Monica Reyes
On the Appraisal of the Trope of Rebirth in Maryse Condé’s I, Tituba, Black Witch of Salem
Imen Mzoughi
Liberation, Renewal, and the Re-Imagination of Self: Wild and Garlic and Sapphires
Sarah Foust Vinson and Susan Larkin
Pulling off the Mask: Junot Díaz’s Yunior and Reconstructions of Adolescence Beatrice Mendez
Beatrice Mendez Newman
Letter from the Editors. "What Can't You Do With An English Major" Winter 2014; Volume 5, Issue 1
David Aguilar and Ruth Mikal Garza
Contributors’ Biographies
David Aguilar, A.D. Beason-Manes, Jenn Jennings Davis, Sarah Dierlam, Fathima E.V, Alison D. Ligon, Cindy Lutenbacher, Angelic Rodgers, and Ronald Dean Straight
A Letter Home to Parents
Jennifer Jennings Davis
Publishing from the Margins
Angelic Rodgers
Cross-Pollinating the Mind: Reflections at the Crossroads of English and STEM Studies
Cindy Lutenbacher and Alison Ligon
The Necessity of Humanities in Medicine: How English Studies and the Arts Contribute to the Human Experience
Ashley Beason-Manes
Good Writing
Sally Jarzab
Review of I Have Always Been Here by Christopher Carmona Brownsville: Otras Voces P, 2013. ISBN- 13: 978-0985737733
R. Dean Straight
Letter from the Editors. "Confronting and Combating Othering in English Studies"
Valerie Garza and Natalie Garza
Contributor Biographies
David Aguilar, Omar Baz Radwan, Edward Mahoney, Aamir Aziz, Sulaim Sarfraz, and Adele Hannon
Notes from the Field
David Aguilar
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