Communities in Mina Loy’s Late Fiction and Poetry” Dylan Winchock, Palomar College, Ritualistic and Transformative Power of Interstices in “The Gloria Naylor’s The Women of Brewster Place” AV Session 5-E TR Walls of Silence:” Perspectives on Women in the Liminal Space “Blood-Stained of Captivity - Roundtable and Organizer: Courtney Polidori, The College of New Jersey Samantha Atzeni, The College of New Jersey, Women and the Use of Visual Iconography as “’Closed’ Feminine Storytelling Space” Shelia Warner, Bluefield State College, Historical Perspective on the Incarceration of Women” “A Heather Fox, University of Florida, One’s Self Out: Subverting Captivity in “Writing Sociohistorical Narratives” Courtney Polidori, The College of New Jersey, Cried After Each Episode:’ Women Prison Writers “’I on Orange is the New Black” AV Session 5-F TR White American Women Writers at Extremes Chair: Vorris Nunley, UC-Riverside Organizer: Kristin J. Jacobson, Stockton College Emily E. VanDette, State University of New York at Fredonia, Inclusion to Erasure: The “From Extremes of Fred Lewis Pattee’s Treatment of the Woman Author” Kristin J. Jacobson, Stockton College, Women Writers on the Edge: Contemporary “American Adrenaline Narratives” Beth Capo, Illinois College, Sex: Contemporary American Women Writers and “Extreme Transgressive Sexualities” Emily VanDuyne, Stockton College, piece of burned meat wears my clothes’: Contemporary “‘A American Women Writers and Extreme Illness” Session 5-G TR 19th-century Liminal Spaces Chair: Claudia Stokes, Trinity University Marek Wilczynski, University of Gdansk, Poland, Spaces in Annie Trumbull Slosson’s Local “Liminal Color Fiction”
Communities in Mina Loy’s Late Fiction and Poetry” Dylan Winchock, Palomar College, “The Ritualistic and Transformative Power of Interstices in Gloria Naylor’s The Women of Brewster Place” AV Session 5-E TR “Blood-Stained Walls of Silence:” Perspectives on Women in the Liminal Space of Captivity - Roundtable and Organizer: Courtney Polidori, The College of New Jersey Samantha Atzeni, The College of New Jersey, “’Closed’ Women and the Use of Visual Iconography as Feminine Storytelling Space” Shelia Warner, Bluefield State College, “A Historical Perspective on the Incarceration of Women” Heather Fox, University of Florida, “Writing One’s Self Out: Subverting Captivity in Sociohistorical Narratives” Courtney Polidori, The College of New Jersey, “’I Cried After Each Episode:’ Women Prison Writers on Orange is the New Black” AV Session 5-F TR White American Women Writers at Extremes Chair: Vorris Nunley, UC-Riverside Organizer: Kristin J. Jacobson, Stockton College Emily E. VanDette, State University of New York at Fredonia, “From Inclusion to Erasure: The Extremes of Fred Lewis Pattee’s Treatment of the Woman Author” Kristin J. Jacobson, Stockton College, “American Women Writers on the Edge: Contemporary Adrenaline Narratives” Beth Capo, Illinois College, “Extreme Sex: Contemporary American Women Writers and Transgressive Sexualities” Emily VanDuyne, Stockton College, “‘A piece of burned meat wears my clothes’: Contemporary American Women Writers and Extreme Illness” Session 5-G TR 19th-century Liminal Spaces Chair: Claudia Stokes, Trinity University Marek Wilczynski, University of Gdansk, Poland, “Liminal Spaces in Annie Trumbull Slosson’s Local Color Fiction”
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