This collection, drawing on our Herbert in Paris conference of 2017, can be purchased in advance for a limited time using the discount code OTH890 to claim 40% off the book when buying on the Manchester University website.
Evangeline Lothian is a high school senior, a published poet, and bilingual in French. She’s also working on her final project for her AP English Literature and Composition class, which will focus on two poems by Fred Chappell, UNCG English Creative Writing faculty emeritus. “I’ve been studying at a classical… Continue reading…
Congratulations to Hannah Ward for winning the 2022 English Department Research Essay Contest! Hannah Ward is a third-year English, secondary education student at UNC Greensboro, with minors in psychology and rhetoric/public advocacy. She currently works as a tutor at the university and is a Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society Member…. Continue reading…
Happy Pub Day to UNCG MFA Writing Program alum Dan Albergotti! Circa MMXX launches today from Unicorn Press.
Congratulations to Holly Mason Badra (BA ’11) for receiving the Rose Pascarell and Ric Chollar Professional Service Award for serving the LGBTQ+ community through collaboration at George Mason University! Holly recounts of her time at UNCG in the English department that the creative writing faculty were highly influential in… Continue reading…
Check back for updates on Drs. Chris and Hope Hodgkins’ “Literary London” study abroad journey. Enjoying a pub meal after a day spent at the British Museum! On Hampstead Heath… …with London past and present! At Shakespeare’s Globe! At the Coronation Chair in Westminster Abbey–where the Queen began her… Continue reading…
Happy Pub Day to UNC Greensboro MFA Writing Program alum Scott Owens! Worlds Enough: Poems for and about Children is now available from Redhawk Publications.
The annual Greensboro Bound Literary Festival is coming up this week, with another very full schedule of events. A number of our faculty and alumni will be featured–to highlight a few exciting ones this Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday: An Evening with Amor Towles May 19 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm |… Continue reading…
Congrats and happy pub day to Holly Goddard Jones, fiction faculty member in our MFA Writing Program! Antipodes comes out today from the University of Iowa Press. A new collection of short stories about living in “an era of unknowability, of persistent strangeness,” Antipodes is Holly Goddard Jones’ fourth book…. Continue reading…
Congratulations to PhD student Mohammad Ataullah Nuri for winning the 2021-2022 English Department Graduate Essay Award! His essay, “A ‘Blysful place’: The Park as a Bioregion in Geoffrey Chaucer’s The Parliament of Fowls”, was written for Dr. Amy N. Vines ENG 608-01: “Chaucer’s Other Works” course. Congratulations, Nuri! … Continue reading…
