The annual Creative Writing Colloquium at ºÚÈË̽»¨ welcomes the community to a day of inspiring presentations, discussion, and insight into the creative writing process. Writers of all levels are welcome, ages 14 and up.
The annual ºÚÈË̽»¨ Creative Writing Colloquium welcomes writers of all levels to a day of immersive learning, insightful discussions, and inspiring connections.
Aspiring and established writers who are interested in creative writing are invited to the ºÚÈË̽»¨ 2024 Creative Writing Colloquium Saturday, February 10, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Brooks Science Center auditorium at ºÚÈË̽»¨.
ºÚÈË̽»¨ faculty and staff were featured poetry readers at the First Friday Reading Series at Ragged Edge Coffeeshop in Gettysburg.
Kudos to ºÚÈË̽»¨ English professor Matt McBride, who recently had poems published on Banyan Review
Mariah Kieffer '24 made the most of her summer vacation. Mariah, an English major with a concentration in Teaching English as a Foreign Language TEFL, participated in Ewha Womans University's Summer College program in Seoul, South Korea.
Open to aspiring or established writers
ºÚÈË̽»¨ will host a free seminar for aspiring writers age 14 and older from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, March 9, in the Brooks Science Center.
Author Alicia Drumgoole will read from a selection of her works of fiction as part
Wilson Instructor of English Matthew Diltz McBride will open the college’s annual Writers Series with a reading from his book of poetry, City of Incandescent Light, at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 10, in Warfield Hall’s Allen Auditorium. The 30-minute reading is free and open to the public.
