Title of Abstract
"Sherbet"
College
College of Arts and Sciences
Department
English
Faculty Mentor
Dr. Dustin M Hoffman
Abstract
“The most offensive thing my mom has ever said to me followed her gifting me with a collection of Thoreau and a bowl of orange-lime sherbet. It all spawned from the actuality of me, my sister’s love of pissing off my parents, and the avoidance of an honest answer.”
"Sherbet," a creative nonfiction essay, explores the relationship between my mother and I, my sexuality, the way that I define myself (“actual Lindsey”), and the way I present myself by omission (“pretend Lindsey”) to make others comfortable.
Course Assignment
Creative Nonfiction, WRIT 351, Dr. Dustin M. Hoffman
Previously Presented/Performed?
The Anthology: Winthrop University’s Art and Literary Magazine, 2016
Start Date
22-4-2016 1:10 PM
End Date
22-4-2016 1:25 PM
"Sherbet"
DiGiorgio Campus Center, Room 221
“The most offensive thing my mom has ever said to me followed her gifting me with a collection of Thoreau and a bowl of orange-lime sherbet. It all spawned from the actuality of me, my sister’s love of pissing off my parents, and the avoidance of an honest answer.”
"Sherbet," a creative nonfiction essay, explores the relationship between my mother and I, my sexuality, the way that I define myself (“actual Lindsey”), and the way I present myself by omission (“pretend Lindsey”) to make others comfortable.
