John Timpane, Miriam Kotzin, and Ernest Hilbert, moderated by Lynn Levin
Jan 31, 2017
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Formalist poetry has staying power because it delights the ear as much as it attempts to make sense of the human experience. The panelists, all formalist poets, critics, editors, and teachers, will…
Staged readings of original stories, including but not limited to: science fiction that's better than Arrival, coming-of-age stories better than Good Will Hunting and a political satire that will make…
The students of Jamie-Lee Josselyn's English 10 have spent the semester writing personal essays about their grade school days, their complex relationships, objects that are both extraordinary and ordinary, and places…
Students in Anna Maria Hong’s creative writing course studied and practiced writing focused on the real and imagined lives of animals, including ancient fables and 21st-century stories, poems, essays, and hybrid-…
Students of Melissa Jensen’s speculative fiction course will join students of Jason Zuzga’s poetry and prose course for an evening of imagined futures, alternate histories, sci-fi, and great poetry and prose, honed…
Students of Karen Rile’s advanced fiction writing course spent the semester focusing on their narrative craft. Join them in celebrating a semester of intensive writing and revision.
Personal essayists — at their best — tell us what they don’t know, as well as what they imagine to be true. Following this ideal, students in Kathryn Watterson’s writing seminar wrote personal essays about…
Students of Jay Kirk: A Narrative Non-Fiction Reading
Dec 6, 2016
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Join us for readings by students in Jay Kirk’s class (Narrative Nonfiction: The Art of Experience) as they close out an extraordinary semester of work. Open to the public; refreshments served.
