Sophie Nunberg | Michael Springer Reading Poster

Sophie Nunberg and Michael Springer Thesis Reading

The MFA Writing Program at UNC Greensboro will host a fiction and poetry reading by Sophie Nunberg and Michael Springer on Friday, February 26th at 7PM. A part of the MFA Writing Program’s 2021 Thesis Reading Series, this virtual event will be livestreamed via our YouTube channel. It is free… Continue reading…

Joe Dunne | Megan Gower | Chris Swensen Reading Poster

Joe Dunne, Megan Gower, Chris Swensen Thesis Reading

The MFA Writing Program at UNC Greensboro will host a fiction and poetry reading by Chris Swensen, Megan Gower, and Joe Dunne on Friday, February 19th at 7PM. A part of the MFA Writing Program’s 2021 Thesis Reading Series, this virtual event will be livestreamed via our YouTube channel. It… Continue reading…

Brianna Azua | Ashlee Shefer Reading Poster

Brianna Azua and Ashlee Shefer Thesis Reading

The MFA Writing Program at UNC Greensboro will host a fiction and poetry reading by Ashlee Shefer and Brianna Azua on Friday, February 12th at 7PM. A part of the MFA Writing Program’s 2021 Thesis Reading Series, this virtual event will be livestreamed via our YouTube channel. It is free… Continue reading…

Cortney Esco | Aaron Graham Thesis Reading Poster

Cortney Esco and Aaron Graham Thesis Reading

The MFA Writing Program at UNC Greensboro will host a fiction and poetry reading by Cortney Esco and Aaron Graham on Friday, February 5th at 7PM. A part of the MFA Writing Program’s 2021 Thesis Reading Series, this virtual event will be livestreamed via our YouTube channel. It is free… Continue reading…

Readings on Belonging by Petra Salazar

The existential bodies of marginalized people are the new frontier for colonial land grabs. I was recently told, “I have una alma Latina (a Latin soul),” by a man who most certainly did not. He and Jessica Krug, the GW professor who forged an Afro-Latinx identity, are not alone in… Continue reading…

What Am I Reading? by Sam McCormick

It’s hard to navigate the rattling in my brain at the question: what am I reading? Is it, also, what have I read? Read recently, or forever ago, which continues replaying? If it means reading in this very moment, is it not this which I’m coaxing to form in front… Continue reading…

Literary Lessons from an Unplanned Collection by Emma Boggs

Do you ever read what you initially thought was a random assortment of books, only to find they are surprisingly related? By this I don’t mean a link that you yourself might draw loosely within your subconscious—I mean a super-strength strand of interrelation between them that seems unlikely, even uncanny…. Continue reading…

Reading for Respite by Angela Winsor

In May, a series of complicated and boring events led me to Greensboro three months before I actually needed to be here for the start of my new degree program. While I would’ve been on lockdown anywhere, I was suddenly in isolation in an entirely strange, new place. I’d just… Continue reading…