The Handyman's Guide to End Times by When searching for film critiques in a database, it's important to check the Subjects listing and choose Motion Picture or Film, otherwise you may find articles analyzing the book, rather than the film version of the work.
Rather than choosing Reviews as a source type, you'll want to choose academic journals in order to find scholarly approaches, for example: Title: Unpacking a Punch: Transduction and the Sound of Combat Foley in Fight Club. Authors: HAGOOD, MACK1 Source: Cinema Journal. Summer2014, Vol. 53 Issue 4, p98-120. 23p. Document Type: Film/Television Criticism
Source Types
Invisible Storytellers: voice-over narration in American fiction film by
The English Department is home to a vibrant program and community of writers. The library makes a special effort to collect works by local poets and invited poets/writers who read their works as part of the SoCo Reading Series. The library archives copies of the University's literary magazine, Tempered Steel, formerly called The Hungry Eye.
Additionally, Pilgrimage Magazine is published under the auspices of the Creative Writing Program here, and print copies are available in the Browse area of the library's third floor.
In terms of researching, as with other literary genres, searching the title of a poem in SuperSearch, the book catalog, may bring you a collection with the work itself, and articles about the work, if you expand your search to include articles. Similarly, search the literary criticism databases by named work to find secondary sources.
Here is a critique of William Carlos Williams' "The Red Wheelbarrow" found in Literature Resource Center by searching it as a named work.
Short stories can be searched by title in Super Search, to find if they are included in larger collections, if you're looking for the work itself. To find criticism on a short story, search by title of work in databases like MLA, Literature Resource Center, and JSTOR.
The Columbia Companion to the Twentieth-Century American Short Story by
