The latest issue of Composition Studies contains a review of the book *Bad Ideas about Writing* written by a small slew of Marquette English writers, including Alli Bernard, Jessica Brown, Grace Chambers, Lorena Dulce, Ryan... https://t.co/qMoJ9vI1hy
Hey, FAME! If you're over 21, you'll want to attend this event this TH, 4/25:
OPENING DOORS to YOUR JOB SEARCH
Starting to think about a full-time job search? Not sure where to start? Come to this hour-long... https://t.co/RPgS1Hy1r1
Some photos from the Marquette Undergraduate Humanities Conference, including pictures from the wonderful panel "Children's Literature Across the 19th Century," featuring Cassandra Wessing '19, Lily Regan '21,... https://t.co/CgkwgT4XFC
Congratulations to Katherine Stein '19 and Abby Vakulskas '19 for organizing a splendid conference this past Saturday. And congratulations to everyone who presented at MuHuCon. It was a real treat to hear your papers!
Today: Folks reading poems and Shakespeare! 4/11, 5-6 pm, Eisenberg Reading Room, 1103 W. Wisconsin Avenue. With @PresLovell, MKE historian John Gurda, @mkefilm's Kristopher Pollard, @FirstStage's Young Company, and many more! @MarquetteToday@MarquetteU @MarquetteFAME
Milwaukee folks: This TH, 4/11: a literary can-can line of poetry and Shakespeare. Readers include MKE historian John Gurda, @mkefilm's Kristopher Pollard, @PresLovell, @FirstStage's Young Company, Bard & Bourbon + many others. 5-6pm, Eisenberg Reading Rm, 1103 W. Wisconsin Ave!
MKE: on April 11, 5-6pm, come hear a cornucopia of folks all reading poetry and Shakespeare, Eisenberg Reading Room, 1103 W. Wisconsin Ave @MarquetteFAME @PresLovell@MarquetteToday@MarquetteU
@MarquetteFAME April 11, 5-6pm, A great celebration of poetry and Shakespeare on the MU campus: Eisenberg Reading Room, Sensenbrenner Hall, 1103 W. Wisconsin Avenue:
Thanks to our wonderful majors Ben Aquino, Claire Barten, Jessica Brown, and Katherine Stein as well as our dedicated alums Tom Hermann and Jack Hughes, who helped out with the English booth at the "Explore the Majors" Fair last night!
J.R.R. Tolkien fans — here's your chance to become part of Marquette University's oral history project. Marquette University, which has an extensive J.R.R.... https://t.co/VGNwWgL7zN
@BLReview Thank you, @BLReview for publishing this story first, and thanks to the @PushcartPrize folks for selecting it for the new anthology. Very happy and humbled.
Thanks to @BLReview for first publishing my story, and then for putting it up for a Puschcart—the new anthology is out, people, and the BLR folks are terrific!
Today's read: "Do I Look Sick To You? (Notes on How to Make Love to a Cancer Patient)" by @CJHribal (winner of our 2017 fiction prize and reprinted in this year's Pushcart anthology) https://t.co/Z5ffsga2k8