Tag: Katherine Indermaur
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News of Note May 2019
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Read More: News of Note May 2019The latest issue of Interim was devoted in part to Sasha Steensen’s work. The issue includes six poems by Sasha, as well as an essay she wrote on Magurerite Duras. The issue also includes a book review of her latest book, Gatherest. Harrison Candelaria Fletcher had three image-text prose poems…
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News of Note: March and April
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Read More: News of Note: March and AprilGenesea Carter facilitated a half-day workshop with Kelly Bradbury and other cross-institutional colleagues at the March 2019 Conference on College Composition and Communication titled “Responding to Anti-Intellectualism in the Classroom: Developing Positive Emotions and Facilitating Student Engagement.” Genesea also gave a panel presentation titled “Unacknowledged Performers: How Supersystems Affect Antiracist Strategies.” …
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MFA Reading: Emma Hyche and Katherine Indermaur
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Read More: MFA Reading: Emma Hyche and Katherine IndermaurTypically when we post about events in the Creative Writing Reading Series, we write from the perspective of being in the audience and listening. This time, we decided to “flip the script” and let you see things from the perspective of the writers who were reading. Emma Hyche MFA Creative Writing…
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National Poetry Month: New Poetry from the Mountain West Poetry Series
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Read More: National Poetry Month: New Poetry from the Mountain West Poetry Series~by Katherine Indermaur, Managing Editor, Center for Literary Publishing On Colorado State’s campus, the Center for Literary Publishing’s (CLP) interns work under the guidance of director and editor-in-chief Stephanie G’Schwind to publish new collections of poetry every year. Furthest Ecology, by Adam Fagin, is the CLP’s most recent book, published…
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National Poetry Month: New Poetry in the Spring 2019 Issue of Colorado Review
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Read More: National Poetry Month: New Poetry in the Spring 2019 Issue of Colorado Review~by Katherine Indermaur, Managing Editor, Colorado Review On Colorado State’s campus, the Center for Literary Publishing is the home of Colorado Review, a nationally recognized literary magazine. Colorado Review is published three times a year and features short fiction, essays, and poetry by writers from all over the world. The…
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National Poetry Month: Favorite Poems and Poets
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Read More: National Poetry Month: Favorite Poems and PoetsAs part of our celebration of National Poetry Month, we sent out an email to the English department and asked them a single question: “What is your favorite poem, and/or who is your favorite poet, and why?” Here are some of the answers we’ve received so far. Katherine Indermaur…
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News of Note
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Read More: News of NoteHarrison Candelaria Fletcher had a triptych lyric essay, “Dawn,” published in The Journal of Compressed Creative Arts, and another lyric essay, “Open Season,” selected for the upcoming Best of Brevity anthology. Both are part of a book-length project on mixed-ness. Ricki Ginsberg and Wendy Glenn were invited to adapt their study for the National Council of Teachers…
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News of Note for November
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Read More: News of Note for NovemberThe Community Literacy Center was featured in a podcast on KCSU. “On this episode, [Christian Rhea, digital director in VP Research Office] sat down with the Director of the Community Literacy Center, Tobi Jacobi, and one of the center’s [former] interns, Bree Jones, to discuss the CLC’s mission to create alternative…
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News of Note Week of September 3
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Read More: News of Note Week of September 3Dan Beachy-Quick’s essay ”These Flames and Generosities of the Heart: Emerson in the Writing Workshop,” is included in the new collection Approaches to Teaching the Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson, out from MLA. He also has a long poem in the new Seattle Review, “Elementals”: http://www.theseattlereview.org/archive/2018/8/29/elementals Mark Bresnan’s essay on David…
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News of Note Week of August 27
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Read More: News of Note Week of August 27A section from Dan Beachy-Quick’s essay on Marcel Duchamp and Hell is being featured at The Humble Essayist: https://www.the-humble-essayist.com The opening sections of a long abecedarian are up on the wonderful new journal from Split/Level Texts: http://splitleveltexts.com/journal Tatiana Nekrasova-Beker and Anthony Becker will be presenting at the upcoming 14th American…