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Wednesday, October 22
Kelly Writers House
Emi Gennis is a cartoonist and illustrator from the Midwest. Her often macabre historical and true crime comics have appeared in several online and print publications, including Irene, The Cartoon Picayune, Bitch Magazine, and The Hairpin. She has also produced comics journalism for The Nib and Symbolia. Gennis is the editor of Unknown Origins & Untimely Ends, an anthology of nonfiction mystery comics (Hic & Hoc Publications, 2013). Her work appeared in the 2013 documentary Oregon Experience: Portland Noir, produced by Oregon Public Broadcasting. She has a B.A. from the University of Chicago, and an M.F.A. in Sequential Art from the Savannah College of Art & Design. Gennis currently resides in southeastern Kansas where she teaches art at Pittsburg State University. Her work can be found at emigennis.com.
The ASU Department of English's MFA in Creative Writing Program celebrates its 30th year with poetry readings and the opening of "Write Now," a photographic and letterpress exhibition. Featured poets are Alberto Ríos, Jeannine Savard, and Sally Ball. Artists include photographer Rebecca Ross and printmaker Karla Elling.
Sponsored by the ASU Department of English and its Program in Creative Writing, with support from the Katharine C. Turner Chair in English, the Maxine and Jonathan Marshall Chair in Modern and Contemporary Poetry, the ASU Library, and the Humanities division of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
Creative Writing Conference 2015 was held at the Conference Center and Elston Inn located on Sweet Briar College's campus. Photo by Meridith De Avila Khan. Copyright Sweet Briar College.
showing exhibits from the Express Yourself competition hosted by Yale College, Wrexham during February 2012.
Exhibit shown is "Library Book Ukulele" by Stuart Boydell, Caerphilly.
1st place - Visual Art - Open Individual.
I have been decidedly absent from all things Flickr and photography.
My day job is that of an English teacher, and the best part of my school day is my two class periods of creative writing. What an awesome bunch of kids!
As I have tried to do with my students in the past, we are in the process of publishing a collection of short stories. This year, because they did such an outstanding job on them, my students are publishing a set of horror stories.
And let me tell you, there were a couple that even creeped me out!
I'm spending the weekend doing the final edit and putting together the front and back covers, and I'm hoping that I'll have it up for purchase by Monday morning.
The kids are so excited. I am so excited for them!!
ENGL 016-301
Instructor: SUSAN BEE
Wednesday, October 28, 2015
Studio visit with Amze Emmons in South Philadelphia.
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Amze Emmons is a Philadelphia-based, multi-disciplinary artist with a background in drawing and printmaking. His images evoke a sense of magical/minimal realism inspired by architectural illustration, comic books, cartoon language, information graphics, news footage, consumer packaging, and instruction manuals.
Emmons received a BFA from Ohio Wesleyan University and a MA and MFA from the University of Iowa. He has held solo exhibitions in, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, and San Francisco, among other locations. His work has been included in group exhibitions in innovative commercial galleries, artist-run spaces, and non-profit institutions. Emmons has received numerous awards including a Fellowship in the Arts from the Independence Foundation; an Individual Creative Artist Fellowship from the Pennsylvania Arts Council; and a Fellowship at the MacDowell Colony. His work has received critical attention in The Huffington Post, Itsnicethat.com, Coolhunting.com, New American Paintings, as well as many other print publications. He is currently an Associate Professor at Tyler School of Art at Temple University in Philadelphia. Emmons is also a co-founder and co-contributing editor of the popular art blog, Printeresting.org.
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Ajay Close reads from and discusses her novel 'Trust' at an 'Edinburgh Reads' event, July 2014.
Photograph by Andrew Ansell.
I live the present, but can’t leave the past
One foot is planted here, the other far
Away, in the deep mud, in a contrast
Of stillness versus movement, quite bizarre.
I feel myself extended in a line
Of omissions and thoughts, of truth and lies,
Two ropes – or more – entangled in a twine:
The future is a pattern we surmise.
I am confused, because my day and night
Are my worst enemies, footsteps quiet and frail
Adorned with necklaces made of light
And made again each morning, weak and pale.
I listen to hard music, but with a tender soul
A living contradiction, I want nothing and all.
(Sonnet by SiRiChandra)
Creative Writing Conference 2015 was held at the Conference Center and Elston Inn located on Sweet Briar College's campus. Photo by Meridith De Avila Khan. Copyright Sweet Briar College.
Creative Writing Conference 2015 was held at the Conference Center and Elston Inn located on Sweet Briar College's campus. Photo by Meridith De Avila Khan. Copyright Sweet Briar College.
showing exhibits from the Express Yourself competition hosted by Yale College, Wrexham during February 2012.
Exhibit shown is "Library Book Ukulele" by Stuart Boydell, Caerphilly. 1st place - Visual Art - Open Individual.
Jacqueline Burns, top literary agent, at the launch of Storyville - a place to unleash your inner creative genius. www.thebig-leap.com/storyville/storyville_classes.phtml
Monica Robb modelling part of her prize. The trophy will be displayed at Liberton Primary School for the next year and the weatherproof clothing will be enjoyed by her class during their forest research.
On hearses of steel we rattle along
Tearing through towns, slaughter’s our song
We’re blistering torches, we piss on the graves
We shatter the tombstones, glistening with rage
Oh will that one day we find rest in the ground
Rocks and earth atop bones—no sound
Scatter the salt lest we grow into trees
And haunt all that’s sacred with billowing pleas
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Around our bodies, in a thin white line,
Beauty is exotic, different, in display.
Pinpricks and thrills cascading down our spine
Stroking our mouth with softest finger’s play
(We watch - and still we cannot closely stare
While we wait for the tide to mount and foam)
In search for beauty that is here, somewhere,
We let our gaze fall down, our eyes to roam
As we pretend to look. And we forget
The way to breathe - our mouth a taut white frown -
Our life all in our eyes, as we regret
Our graceless shape, predicting a breakdown.
The whiteness of the line (you see, it’s only chalk)
Is erased by our fingers turning forward the clock.
(Sonnet by SiRiChandra)