Tag: Center for Literary Publishing
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Center for Literary Publishing Intern Andrew Mangan
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Read More: Center for Literary Publishing Intern Andrew ManganAndrew Mangan MFA Creative Writing: Fiction, 2nd year Tell us a bit about yourself. Well, I’m from a small, St. Louis exurb called Festus. I served two years of college in Cape Girardeau, then enjoyed three at the University of Missouri–Columbia, from which I graduated in 2013 with a degree…
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Center for Literary Publishing Intern Angela Mergentime
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Read More: Center for Literary Publishing Intern Angela MergentimeAngela Mergentime MA English: Literature, 2nd year Tell us a bit about yourself. I am especially interested in literary fiction, and I enjoy researching and writing about a variety of topics in literature. I’m currently working on researching modernity, trauma, and identity fragmentation in D’Arcy McNickle’s The Surrounded for my…
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Center for Literary Publishing Intern Jayla Rae Ardelean
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Read More: Center for Literary Publishing Intern Jayla Rae ArdeleanJayla Rae Ardelean MA English: Creative Nonfiction Expected Graduation 2015 Tell us a bit about yourself. I have two dachshunds, love to start new drafts of essays, and keep an eye out for birds wherever I go. How did you find out about the internship at the CLP? I believe…
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Center for Literary Publishing Intern Melissa Hohl
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Read More: Center for Literary Publishing Intern Melissa HohlMelissa Hohl MFA English, Creative Writing: Poetry, 2nd year Tell us a bit about yourself. I’m a lover, a fighter, and a Californian. How did you find out about the internship at the CLP? When I applied to CSU’s Poetry MFA, I scoured the department’s website for and spoke…
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Need to Recharge, Renew, Re-energize? Perhaps a Conference Is the Answer. By Marie Turner
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Read More: Need to Recharge, Renew, Re-energize? Perhaps a Conference Is the Answer. By Marie TurnerNeed to Recharge, Renew, Re-energize? Perhaps a Conference Is the Answer. By Marie Turner MFA English: Fiction There is a line in Tolkien’s Fellowship of the Ring that sticks with me: “I feel thin, sort of stretched, like butter scraped over too much bread.” I’ve always loved this analogy, and…
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Center for Literary Publishing Internship
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Read More: Center for Literary Publishing InternshipConsidering doing an internship in the fall? As the spring semester winds down it can difficult to think about anything but finishing up course work, completing finals, and the promise of summer break. Even so, students may find themselves considering internships for the fall semester. The Center for Literary Publishing…
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News of Note Week of March 9th
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Read More: News of Note Week of March 9thSpring Break at CSU begins Saturday, March 14 and ends Sunday, March 22. Next week, Tim Amidon will be traveling to Tampa, Florida to attend the Conference on College Composition and Communication. While at CCCCs, he will be leading the annual meeting of CCCC Intellectual Property (IP) Caucus, attending a…
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Center for Literary Publishing Funding News
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Read More: Center for Literary Publishing Funding NewsThe Center for Literary Publishing has received matching funds from the Vice President of Research, the College of Liberal Arts, and the English Department to provide travel funding for twelve CLP interns — Jayla Rae Ardelean, Kristin George Bagdanov, Cedar Brant, Neil FitzPatrick, Melissa Hohl, Anitra Ingham, Bryan Johnson, Andrew…
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Recent English Department Publications, Award Winners, and Publishing News
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Read More: Recent English Department Publications, Award Winners, and Publishing NewsNew faculty publications and awards reveal the diversity of scholarly and creative strengths in this department. Sue Doe and Lisa Langstraat, Generation Vet: Composition, Student-Veterans, and the Post-9/11 University Zachary McLeod Hutchins, Inventing Eden: Primitivism, Millennialism, and the Making of New England Tobi Jacobi (with co-author Ann Folwell Standford), Woman,…