Anthology's Books

Poetry anthology by students in the Department of English at UCLA whose work written during the winter quarter (Jan to March 2019) is edited and presented here.

A Teen Howl Anthology: Collection of Five Years. Lexington, Kentucky

A varied collection of short stories and poetry from several authors based in the Midwest. A little bit of romance, fantasy, science fiction, slice of life and even the truth about Roswell! A nice selection of tales for those in a hurry, but still wanting to stimulate their minds.

A beautiful collection of poetry, from some of the freshest and best Poets on IG. A collection featuring every emotion and feeling, written in so many wondrous ways.

A collection of short stories and poems with a Kansas theme by 17 different authors. A bit of everything for everyone.

This anthology of short fiction by UCLA students is inventive, memorable and a good read.

What Teaching Means: Stories From America's Classrooms" is a collection of creative nonfiction written by teachers from all over the country. George P. White said of "What Teaching Means," "Boster and Valerio have captured the essence of how teachers view what they do and what it means to them and their students.

A collection of short stories by several American writers. Includes a short biographical sketch of each author.

A suburban psychic's ominous warning. A conversation in Yuwaalaraay. A glimpse of a shameful, hidden history. A love that moves a mountain. In this unwavering follow-up to After Australia, twelve more boundary-pushing Indigenous writers and writers of colour show us all that is and could exist in our versions of Australia. Featuring Shankari Chandran, Osman Faruqi, Declan Fry, Amani Haydar, Shirley Le, L-FRESH the LION, Mohammed Massoud Morsi, Omar Musa, Sisonke Msimang, Sara Saleh, Nardi Simpson and Anne Marie Te Whiu.

Contains poetry written by fifth grade students from schools in South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and Tennessee.

Contains poetry written by students.

Poems are the top honors from fifth grade classrooms from across the United States. Included poets from Thorndale Elementary are Tara Oslick and Amber Poole, fifth grade students of Connie Oliphint and Marlene White, respectively.

Contains poetry written by students.

This Anthology is a collection of Voices who have come together in one place to express their perspectives on various aspects of the Trayvon Martin incident. The Word Offerings within speak to the consciousness of Gun Violence, Unity, Politics, Justice, Racism and so many other issues that have a prolific and profound effect on specifically the African American Community and ultimately on the Community of Humanity.

Poems herein are the top honors from eleventh grade classrooms from across the United States. Submitted by Jenny Dickerson, English III teacher.

Book's by Anthology

SOMETIMES ANGELS

SOMETIMES ANGELS

My Paperback Book

My Paperback Book

Words That Flow

Words That Flow

Ink Spills

Ink Spills

Kansas Dreams

Kansas Dreams

The Whistling Room

The Whistling Room

What Teaching Means

What Teaching Means

Great American Stories

Great American Stories

Another Australia

Another Australia

Teacher's Selection

Teacher's Selection

Teacher's Selection

Teacher's Selection

Teacher's Selection

Teacher's Selection

Teacher's Selection

Teacher's Selection

Teacher's Selection

Teacher's Selection

A Gathering of Words

A Gathering of Words

Teacher's Selection

Teacher's Selection

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