Thursday, February 26, 2015
Davis in San Pedro River Review
Faculty member Geffrey Davis has two new poems in the spring 2015 "Fathers" issue of San Pedro River Review. Pick up your copy to read "What I Mean When I Say Harmony" and "From the Unsent Letters: Variations on Longing," the latter co-written with F. Douglas Brown.
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Jabaily-Blackburn to Appear on Jeopardy!
What's one of the coolest things our graduates have been up to? Poetry alum Jen Jabaily-Blackburn (2011) made it onto Jeopardy! Watch Jen take on Alex Trebek and his board of clues March 9, when her episode airs.
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Writers Guild Honors Pizzolatto
Alum Nic Pizzolatto (2005) picked up two awards from the Writers Guild of America last week! Nic is the creator and sole writer of the critically acclaimed HBO series True Detective, which WGA honored as Best New Series and Best Drama. Watch Nic accept the awards here and here.
Thursday, February 19, 2015
Donovan & Nickol Both Featured in CutBank
Issue 82 of CutBank features work by two of our graduates! Pick up your copy or subscribe online to read the short story "Missing" by Ben Nickol (2011) and "The Moon Considers the Body," a poem by Aran Donovan (2013).
Tuesday, February 17, 2015
Morris Essay in Inside Higher Ed
Can university-run literary magazines thrive, or even survive, in the current institutional climate? Alum Ian Morris (1991) and Joanne Diaz consider this in Inside Higher Ed, with their essay "The Future of the University Quarterly." Morris and Diaz have co-edited a volume on the topic, The Little Magazine in Contemporary America, due out this year.
Thursday, February 12, 2015
Longhorn Featured on Poem of the Week
Poemoftheweek.org features alum Sandy Longhorn (2003), author of The Girlhood Book of Prairie Myths. Head over to the site to read poems from the collection and a review by Angele Ellis.
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
McCombs in 32 Poems
Issue 12.2 of 32 Poems features new work by our director, Davis McCombs. Pick up your copy today to read his poems, "Wind in the Ozarks" and "Old Stith."
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