Tag: Cory Cotten-Potter

  • News of Note April 2018

    by

    Dan Beachy-Quick has a short essay up at The Brooklyn Rail, part of a critic’s section curated by Ann Lauterbach, on Why Poetry Now: https://brooklynrail.org/2018/04/criticspage/Crisis-of-the-Poetic-Now EJ Levy’s hybrid essay, “Natural World,” which appeared in Passages North, has been awarded a Pushcart Prize; it will appear in the 2019 Pushcart PPXLIII…

    Read More: News of Note April 2018
  • MFA Thesis Reading: Cory Cotten-Potter and Cole Konopka

    by

    ~from Michaela Hayes The last MFA Thesis reading of the semester was a magical night indeed. Only two readers took the floor — fiction writer Cory Cotten-Potter and poet Cole Konopka. Before the festivities began, Camille Dungy introduced the night (as always, thank you Camille) and the graduating class of…

    Read More: MFA Thesis Reading: Cory Cotten-Potter and Cole Konopka
  • News of Note Week of May 8

    by

    The Center for Literary Publishing’s latest nonfiction anthology, Beautiful Flesh: A Body of Essays, will officially release May 15. The production team was Cedar Brant, Dana Chellman, Cory Cotten-Potter, Michelle LaCrosse, Morgan Riedl, and Stephanie G’Schwind. The book is available from CLP’s distributor, the University Press of Colorado, or via…

    Read More: News of Note Week of May 8
  • Humans of Eddy: Cory Cotten-Potter

    by

    Cory Cotten-Potter is a second-year M.F.A. student in fiction. In addition to his academic work, he is the assistant director of the CSU Writing Center.   What do you like most about your work at the Writing Center? I like being able to quickly connect students with services that will…

    Read More: Humans of Eddy: Cory Cotten-Potter
  • Fork Socket Reading

    by

    ~from English Department Communications Intern Joyce Bohling At the first ForkSocket reading of the 2016-2017 school year, on the evening of September 23 at Wolverine Farm Letterpress and Publick House, I decided that I like gummy bears better than wine. There are a lot of things I love about ForkSocket,…

    Read More: Fork Socket Reading