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Publishing Symposium Panel
The first day of the Miami University Creative Writing program’s Annual Publishing Symposium featured a panel with an editor, agent and author.
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Faculty Reading Lizzie Hutton
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2022 McComb Conference Reading Series in YA Literature
Miami University’s Creative Writing program regularly hosts this popular reading series in YA Literature, bringing in prominent and interesting authors in the genre.
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The Creative Writing Program’s Annual Publishing Symposium
In addition to the panel discussion, students met with agents and editors at the creative writing program’s annual publishing symposium
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Faculty and Miami University Press Readings
Two writers read from their poetry, MU Press poet Kathleen Peirce and Miami University Creative Writing Professor, Brian Ascalon Roley. Kathleen Peirce’s awards include The AWP Award, The Iowa Prize, and the William Carlos Williams Award as well as Fellowships from the National Endowment of the Arts, the Guggenheim Foundation and the Whiting Foundation. She…
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McComb Series in Creative Writing 2021
David Ebenbach’s craft talk, “Writing About/From Mental Illness” is tomorrow at 4! Join us in the first event of the semester as part of the Marianne D McComb Series in Creative Writing. Register in advance: https://bit.ly/2Q7Blx8
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Alum Hannah Abigail Clarke reads from her novel The Scapegracers
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Third Annual Publishing Symposium
join us tomorrow at 4pm for our virtual publishing symposium with OSU Press editor Kristen Elias Rowley and Belladonna* founder Rachel Levitsky!
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Meet Your Professors! — Interview Three, Margaret Luongo
To finish out this series, I interviewed Margaret Luongo, Director of Creative Writing, Associate Professor of English, and advisor for my apprenticeship with the CW program. Since my first (and regrettably, only) class with her, I have experienced just how wise and kind she is and I am very glad I got to work more…
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The Importance and Impact of Research on Fictional and Historical Fiction Works
By: Marin Thurmer Back in November, I was pleased to meet one of Dr. TaraShae Nesbitt’s colleagues from graduate school, Dr. Shena McAuliffe, who currently teaches fiction at Union College in New York and visited Miami university classes and did a reading. Being a creative writing undergrad myself, along with other peers sitting around me,…
