A Poet-Tree Grows in Cape May: Sylvia Baer, an English literature professor at Rowan College at Gloucester, has created quite an impression on her community in Cape May, NJ.
Author: laurel dowswell
Writing gives me wings...
Maya Angelou, Romance, & Sci-Fi’s Race Problem : Weekly Lit News Round-Up by Emily Ramser
Fireside Fiction, a speculative fiction magazine, has commissioned and released a report on the lack of Black authors in speculative fiction magazines and online fiction sites.
Gay Meets Marvel, Books in Trouble, and Much More: Your Weekly Lit News Round-Up by Laurel Dowswell
Gay and Palahniuk Dive into New Genres In case you were immersed in all things political recently, you might have missed the news that Roxane
7 Reads We Recommend for July: HEAT by Laurel Dowswell & Emily Ramser
The poem captures you, bringing you into this intimate moment, this intimate kingdom. Jones’ poem is one of the best pieces I have read in months, maybe even years.
Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Writing: Your (Nerdy) Lit News Round Up! by Emily Ramser
With all kinds of Comic Cons going on this summer, it’s not surprising that a lot of the writing news right now is kind of wonderfully nerdy.
Big Prizes, a Bicycling Librarian, & More: Weekly Lit News Round-Up by Laurel Dowswell
Shortlist for 2016 Nigerian Prize for Literature Announced The selection of the eleven novelists competing for the 2016 Nigerian Prize for Literature has been released.
Change Seven Magazine 