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LATE BLOOM

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posted on 2023-08-04, 09:39 authored by Faith Angel Campbell
<p>This thesis is an excerpt from a young adult coming of age novel. Late Bloom is an original work of fiction about a teenage girl and her search for her identity in a world full of magic while having no magical abilities herself. It explores themes of family, friendship, vulnerability, self-discovery, and acceptance within the genre of speculative fiction. Through the lens of fantasy, this narrative is a modern take of the classic bildungsroman, focusing on the difficulty adolescents face to find one’s sense of identity within both familial and societal roles. This story was written in the hopes of offering a source of comfort to a young reader unsure of their place in the world.</p>

History

Publisher

ProQuest

Language

English

Handle

http://hdl.handle.net/1961/auislandora:94854

Committee co-chairs

Dolen Perkins-Vadelz; Tyrese Coleman

Degree discipline

Creative Writing

Degree grantor

American University. College of Arts and Sciences

Degree level

  • Masters

Degree name

M.F.A. in Creative Writing, American University, May 2021

Local identifier

auislandora_94854_OBJ.pdf

Media type

application/pdf

Pagination

104 pages

Access statement

Electronic thesis available to American University authorized users only, per author's request.

Call number

Thesis 11107

MMS ID

99186550303604102

Submission ID

11697

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