Congratulations to Professor Fiander for winning Zone 3 Press’ 2019 Award for Literary Fiction. His award-winning story, “Five Variations on Parnell’s Blues,” was published by Zone 3 Press in their Fall 2019 issue. Zone 3 is a nationally distributed, non-profit literary journal published twice a year by the APSU Center of… Continue Reading: Prof. Matthew Fiander wins Zone 3 Press 2019 Literary Fiction Award
Eula Biss will give a reading for the Dillon Johnston Writers Reading Series on Thursday, April 2, 2020 in the ZSR Library Auditorium (404). The reading, which is free and open to the public, will be followed by a brief reception and book signing. Bliss is the author of three… Continue Reading: Author Eula Bliss to give a reading on April 2 for the Dillon Johnston Writers Reading Series
Writing professor Marianne Erhardt is one of 18 North Carolina artists who received the prestigious N.C. Arts Council Artist Fellowship this year. The 2019 Artist Fellowship Program recognizes literary artists in the categories of fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, screenwriting and play-writing, and in the musical categories of composition and songwriting… Continue Reading: Prof. Marianne Erhardt receives NC Arts Council Artist Fellowship for Creative Nonfiction
Keri Mathis is an Assistant Teaching Professor in the Writing Program and an Academic and Community Engaged Faculty Fellow in the Pro Humanitate Institute. Since joining Wake Forest in Fall 2018, she has dedicated much of her teaching, research, and service to community writing. Serving as the vice-chair of the… Continue Reading: Meet Keri Mathis Assistant Teaching Professor, Writing
Professor Gillian Overing has published two books this fall, American/Medieval Goes North: Earth and Water in Transit, co-edited with Ulrike Wiethaus, Wake Forest Department of Religion and American Ethnic Studies Program, and The Contemporary Medieval in Practice, co-written with Clare A. Lees, Professor of Medieval Literature and History of the Language… Continue Reading: Prof. Gillian Overing celebrates the launch of two books
Several English majors and Writing minors were among the students who gave oral presentations and presented posters at Undergraduate Research Day on November 1, 2019, in Z. Smith Reynolds Library. Undergraduate Research Day is an annual event held by the Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities Center, also known as URECA.… Continue Reading: English and Writing students present at Undergraduate Research Day 2019
