High school sophomores and juniors: send us your poems! Our annual Patricia Grodd Poetry Prize is open for submissions November 1 - 30. You could be published in the Kenyon Review! The judge is acclaimed poet and essayist @mmccullybrown.
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A ghost, though invisible, still is like a place
your sight can knock on, echoing; but here
within this thick black pelt, your strongest gaze
will be absorbed and utterly disappear:
—Rainer Maria Rilke
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For Halloween, have a look at this early silent film version of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" from 1910 and restored at our National Audio-Visual Conservation Center: https://t.co/HZbbnrDFkz
The student-led project features contributors from @Edinboroart1 and @EdinboroEnglish to showcase the finest art, literature and film at Edinboro. "Chimera" invites participation from all enrolled undergrad students of all backgrounds. https://t.co/eJBVHd6AM1
Current Students: The literary team for Chimera, our award-winning journal of art and literature, is currently welcoming submissions of poetry, prose, graphic narrative, and drama for Chimera XIX! Check your email for details!
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You won't want to miss Edinboro University Theatre's first in-person show in nearly two years. "Battle of the One Acts" consists of 8 plays performed by show-stopping actors. At the end of the night, the audience will vote for their favorite show. ➡️➡️
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“What’s the point of reading fiction? What job does it prepare you for?”
It prepares you for any job, because it teaches you empathy for other people and also, hopefully, to see education as MUCH more than acquiring skills to enter the labour market.
10/7, 7pm, Alexander Music Hall: It's the @EdinboroEnglish Fall Poetry Series with The Soul of Rock & Roll: Poems Acoustic, Electric & Remixed, 1980-2020 - by John Repp