“The Haunting of Byerly Hall: WC” appears in the latest issue of the New England Review. To learn more about the journal, click the link below.
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NOVEL EXCERPT IN NEW DELTA REVIEW
A twelve-page excerpt from What Days Are Like When There Are Only Nights appears in the latest issue of New Delta Review, a journal out of Louisiana State University.
To experience the writing go here:
http://ndrmag.org/digital-media/2019/12/from-what-days-are-like-when-there-are-only-nights/
BEST AMERICAN EXPERIMENTAL WRITING 2020 TABLE OF CONTENTS ANNOUNCED
Chapter 12 of it all melts down to this: a novel in timelines (inspired by the drawings of Dale Williams) will be included in this edition of the anthology. Today I found out who else will appear in the issue.
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HOMAGE TO JUDY VICHNIAC
On October 22 Judy Vichniac, former associate dean of the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard University, passed away.
An accomplished academic, she possessed in addition an idealism and generosity that inspired me on a daily basis during my stint at the Institute. I will always recall her as the one at the door of Byerly Hall, arms spread in welcome and the perfect sharp exclamation of acknowledgement issuing not only from the largess of her mind but also from the portal of a deep spirit.
To learn more about this remarkable individual, follow the link below:
NOVEL EXCERPT IN ANGRY OLD MAN MAGAZINE
Chapter 11 of it all melts down to this: a novel in timelines appears in this independent publication with a rancorous name.
To reach the writing go here:
https://angryoldmanmagazine.com/ben-miller-w-artist-dale-williams/
NOVEL EXCERPT IN LATEST ISSUE OF THE JOURNAL OF BLACK MOUNTAIN COLLEGE STUDIES
Chapter 10 of it all melts down to this: a novel in timelines appears in the latest issue of the Journal of Black Mountain College Studies out of Asheville, North Carolina.
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IMAGES FROM JUNE APPEARANCE AT FIGGE ART MUSEUM
On June 27that 7 pm I delivered an address–“The Mission of Writing”–in conjunction with the David R. Collins Writers’ Conference in Davenport, Iowa.
The venue was the Figge Art Museum at 225 West 2nd Street.
Here I am with my generous hosts Ryan Collins (Midwest Writing Center Executive Director) and Susan Collins (Midwest Writing Center Board Member)
Here I’m blessed with the company of Jodie Toohey (standing: Midwest Writing Center President), Rochelle Murray (seated: the resilient librarian who fulfilled my odd request for Aaron Copland’s home address when I was ten years old) and Dick Stahl (seated: a poet who attended Writers’ Studio when I did in the late 1970s and early 1980s)
To learn more above the lead-up to the event, follow the link below:
