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A Farewell to Our Founder
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Read MoreFall Series, No. 9: Beauty Beyond Risk; Diversity Beyond Stereotype
Richard Gonzales’s fall workshop series, Writing Past Cliché: Reflecting Real Diversity in Literature, brings into focus the way our preconceived notions about race, gender, sexuality, and disability factor into the…
Read MoreFall Series, No. 8: Memes as Lingua Franca in the New Age of Digital Poetry
Joe Milazzo’s fall workshop series, Digital Poetics & New Hybridities, brings into focus the ways that poetic expression has adapted, evolved, and expanded in the ever-changing tide…
Read MoreFall Series, No. 7: An Interview with Natasha Sajé
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Read MoreFall Series, No. 6: An Interview with Susannah Charleson
We interviewed author Susannah Charleson, whose first nonfiction book, Scent of the Missing: Love and Partnership with a Search and Rescue Dog (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2010) made the New York Times, Dallas Morning…
Read MoreFall Series, No. 5: An Interview with Jan Morrill
We interviewed Jan Morrill, public speaker and author of the novel The Red Kimono (University of Arkansas Press, 2013), selected as the Historical Novel Society’s Editor’s Choice and an…
Read MoreFall Series, No. 4: An Interview with Richard Gonzales
We interviewed author Richard Gonzales, whose nonfiction book, Raza Rising: Chicanos in North Texas, was published by the University of North Texas Press in March 2016. His novel, Deer Dancer, was published by Sleeping Panther Press…
Read MoreFall Series, No. 3: An Interview with Logen Cure
We interviewed Logen Cure, a poet and teacher who has authored three chapbooks: Still, Letters to Petrarch, and In Keeping. She serves as an editor for Voicemail Poems, teaches…
Read MoreFall Series, No. 2: An Interview with Joe Milazzo
We interviewed Joe Milazzo, author of the novel Crepuscule W/ Nellie (Jaded Ibis Press) and two collections of poetry: The Habiliments (Apostrophe Books) and the forthcoming Of All Places In…
Read MoreFall Series, No. 1: An Interview with Melissa T. Shultz
We interviewed Melissa T. Shultz, acquisitions editor for Jim Donovan Literary and a nonfiction author whose work has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Dallas…
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