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English Epilogue: October 2026
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English Epilogue is a monthly CSU English community newsletter. Here, you can catch up on department news, faculty and student achievements, upcoming events, opportunities, and highlights from across our vibrant…
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Faculty Profile: Camille Dungy
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Read More: Faculty Profile: Camille DungyCamille Dungy is author of Smith Blue (Southern Illinois University Press, 2011), winner of the 2010 Crab Orchard Open Book Prize, Suck on the Marrow (Red Hen Press, 2010), and What to Eat, What to Drink, What to Leave for Poison (Red Hen Press, 2006). Dungy is editor of Black…
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Gary Snyder Bio by Denise Jarrott
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Read More: Gary Snyder Bio by Denise JarrottGary Snyder Bio by Denise Jarrott The relentless complexity of the world is off to the side of the trail. For hunters and herders trails weren’t always so useful. For a forager, the path is not where you walk for long. Wild herbs, camas bulbs, quail, dye plants, are away…
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Introducing Fall 2014 English Department Communications Interns
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Read More: Introducing Fall 2014 English Department Communications InternsFrom Jill Salahub, English Department Communications Coordinator: “I am so happy to introduce the English Department’s Communications Interns for Fall 2014, Denise Jarrott and Timothy Mahoney. Just like the position description stated, these two are creative and enthusiastic CSU students with good communication and writing skills who are going to…
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Humans of Eddy: Abby Kerstetter
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Read More: Humans of Eddy: Abby KerstetterFor our first Humans of Eddy (who aren’t currently in Eddy) post this fall, intern Denise Jarrott spoke with fellow MFA student Abby Kerstetter, and has this to share: “Abby leads dynamic life in the CSU English department. You may have seen her tutoring in the Writing Center, interning at…
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Reading and Silent Auction to Benefit CSU Alumnus Keith Jentzsch
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Read More: Reading and Silent Auction to Benefit CSU Alumnus Keith JentzschOn August 7th, CSU alum Keith Jentzsch was severely beaten by an unnamed assailant while investigating late-night fireworks in his neighborhood. He remains in intensive care, and will face a long recovery. To aid in his convalescence a number of writers and artists in the community are holding a benefit…
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News of Note for the Week of September 1st
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Read More: News of Note for the Week of September 1stEnglish Department Office Hours: The English Office hours are 7:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. (closed during lunch, 12:00-1:00 p.m.). We are located in the Behavioral Sciences Building, Room A105. Omnidawn will be publishing a chapbook by Dan Beachy-Quick titled Shields & Shards & Stitches & Songs this spring. Poems from…
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Fall 2014 Internships Available
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Read More: Fall 2014 Internships AvailableUnless otherwise noted, the internships listed below are open to qualifying undergraduate and graduate students. Please see English Department Internships Program webpage for more information on qualifying criteria: http://english.colostate.edu/undergrad/internships Editorial and Publishing Internships Editorial Interns, Bloomsbury Review (Denver, CO) Publishing Assistant (2), Bailiwick Press (Ft. Collins, CO) Education Internships Grading…
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News of Note for the Week of August 25th
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Read More: News of Note for the Week of August 25thWelcome to Fall Semester 2014! Please remember that while Eddy is undergoing a remodel, the English Department offices have moved to the Behavioral Sciences Building, Rooms A104-112, (the phone number is the same). Also, the Writing Center was relocated to Johnson Hall Room 119D. Most faculty offices are now located…
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Writing Center Update
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Read More: Writing Center UpdateFall 2014 Writing Center Hours Limited Hours Begin Tuesday September 2nd Johnson Hall Room 119D (Through Room 223) Tuesday – Friday: 10am-1pm Regular Hours Start Monday September 8th Johnson Hall Room 119D (Through Room 223) Monday – Thursday: 10am-4pm Friday: 10am-1pm Morgan Library Room 171 Sunday – Thursday: 6pm-8pm TILT…
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Center for Literary Publishing Update
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Read More: Center for Literary Publishing UpdateThe Center for Literary Publishing (CLP) is home of Colorado Review (CR), the Colorado Prize for Poetry, the Nelligan Prize for Short Fiction, The Mountain West Poetry Series, the Series in Contemporary Fiction, and Bonfire Press. The CLP’s mission is two-fold: to publish contemporary short fiction, poetry, and nonfiction and…