“Where Is Our Black Avant-Garde?” by Zinzi Clemmons in Literary Hub Clemmons’ piece is an intriguing explanation of the types of literature that are personally
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Meet Flowstate by Emily Ramser
The moment Flowstate users stop typing, the text they have been writing begins to disappear. If they do not hit a single key within
Comic: January 31, 2016 by Laurel Dowswell
“Cattywampus Cats on Colorful Mats”
Why You Should Care About a #DerangedPoetess by Laurel Dowswell
On January 11th, the winner of the 2016 TS Eliot Prize for poetry was awarded to Sarah Howe for her first collection of poems, Loop
Comics Interruptus by Laurel Dowswell
Image via Flickr by Mike Bitzanhofer Our regularly scheduled comic will be interrupted today. My apologies. Well, no. I’m not sorry, just like Susan Woodring.
Technology and Writing are Getting Together in 2016 by Emily Ramser
Virginia Quarterly Review is Experimenting with Instagram Virginia Quarterly Review, the literary magazine published out of the University, is producing a new experimental series of
Change Seven Magazine 