Hi, Society and Friends:
If you write and hope to publish fiction and poetry,
but find yourself lost in the sea of options with only
a slim vessel in which to navigate--don't give up yet.
We want to help you. In order to do so, the Undergraduate
English Society will host a
Creative Writing Publication Roundtable.
TUESDAY MARCH 11 4 PM
McMicken ROOM 53
Speakers and presenters will be:
Professor Leah Stewart, author of The Myth of You and Me
and Body of a Girl
Professor Jim Braziel, author of "Birmingham, 35 miles
Graduate students Sophia Kartsonis Intaglio, 2006
Jillian Weise The Amputees Guide to Sex
Jamie Poissant winner, 2007 Playboy College fiction contest
Erica Dawson, winner of Anthony Hecht Prize for Big Eyed Afraid
.
This will be an informative discussion in a casual
atmosphere all for free, all for you. Get it while
you can--then start your revisions!
Hope to see you there!
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Hello, friends:
It's too cold/grey/rainy/snowy (you choose the adjective) to play outside! Why not come meet with the Undergraduate English Society for a talk and presentation on The History and Art of the Graphic Novel? Professor Carol Tyler (DAAP) and UC grad. student Kate Polak (English) will be sharing some of their knowledge and ideas about the graphic novel with the UES next Tuesday afternoon. This is a first-time collaboration between DAAP and the English Department, as well as the first public presentation and discussion on the graphic novel for undergraduates in the English program, and we're excited to present it.
The Nitty Gritty:
Tuesday, February 5th, at 3:30pm
ROOM 43, McMicken Hall
This should be a fun educational experience, and you should feel free to take notes and ask questions--or to just watch and learn.
Carol Tyler's graphic novel will be available at this event for $25 (Regularly $29)
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