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Layers and Seams
  • Creative Writing
Dec09

Layers and Seams

posted by Marisa Doherty

Jason DeBoer’s Annihilation Songs: Three Shakespeare Reintegrations uses The Bard’s own words to create brand-new stories.

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Past / Present
  • Santa Fe
Dec04

Past / Present

posted by Marisa Doherty

On Nov. 29, upwards of 50 people squeezed themselves into Collected Works Bookstore to hear Dr. Ron D. Hart in conversation with Gloria Abella Ballen. The topic of discussion was Hart’s latest book, Sephardic Jews: History, Religion, and People.

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This Is Now
  • Santa Fe
Nov22

This Is Now

posted by Marisa Doherty

Margaret Randall’s latest book, Only the Road / Solo El Camino, which covers 80 years of Cuban poetry. Randall spoke in Santa Fe Nov. 15.

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To Swim in Valleys
  • Performing Arts
Nov14

To Swim in Valleys

posted by Marisa Doherty

After spending his fall semester working as a production intern on the musical Sweet Charity, SFUAD student Triston P. Pullen is announcing his next major project—a stage adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s book It Ends With Us.

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Between Something and Nothing
  • Creative Writing
Nov04

Between Something and Nothing...

posted by Marisa Doherty

On Oct. 26, the Lannan Foundation hosted a reading at The Lensic Performing Arts Center—Anne Carson in conversation with Michael Silverblatt, an experience not soon to be forgotten and, as with Carson’s work, difficult to categorize.

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Revolting
  • Creative Writing
Nov01

Revolting

posted by Marisa Doherty

In 2016, James Reich, chairman of the Creative Writing and Literature Department, launched his independent publishing house, Stalking Horse Press, which specializes in the “spiky, angular, errant” and seeks work that “engages with the world.”

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Social Static
  • Creative Writing
Oct21

Social Static

posted by Marisa Doherty

Meet the Underground Correspondents—Todd Harris Jr., Italia Marie and Niko’a Salas—an eclectic trinity, bonded by a mutual love of performative self-expression.

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Common Humanity
  • Creative Writing
Oct13

Common Humanity

posted by Marisa Doherty

Mike Sager’s resume reads less like a timeline and more like a greatest hits reel, with all his stories as steeped in history as they are.

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Of Tesla, Time & Space
  • Creative Writing
Oct10

Of Tesla, Time & Space...

posted by Marisa Doherty

Jackalope Magazine speaks with Michael J Wilson, Creative Writing and Literature faculty, about his first poetry collection, A Child Of Storm, publishing this week.

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Elegy Made Manifest
  • Creative Writing
Sep30

Elegy Made Manifest

posted by Marisa Doherty

CWL faculty member Anne Valente’s novel publishes this coming week. Ultimately the story within is a stunning tale of the all-consuming nature of grief and the permanence of loss, in and of itself a statement about a society where mass violence is increasingly common.

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Language As Agency
  • Creative Writing
Sep26

Language As Agency

posted by Marisa Doherty

While SFUAD’s Writing Center tutors provide invaluable assistance in writing, art history and math, they also are engaged in a mission of their own—one that aims to empower students and allow them to speak confidently about their art

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Revelry Night
  • Creative Writing
Sep16

Revelry Night

posted by Marisa Doherty

Creative Writing and Literature students were welcomed to the new semester with games, conversation, character-building and cake.

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SWA Welcomes Writers Back
  • Creative Writing
Sep09

SWA Welcomes Writers Back...

posted by Marisa Doherty

Every Tuesday night in a cozy Alexis Hall lounge, members of the Student Writers Association gather to de-stress, improve their craft, and forge new friendships. SWA is the Creative Writing department’s flagship club, led by officers Amaya Hoke, Andrew Koss, Charlotte Renken, and Kylie Yockey.

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