TAMUCC Writers

Islander Creative Writers is a student organization at Texas A&M University- Corpus Christi that serves to develop and promote the work of its members.

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Hello to our Twitter community! Recently we have been working to introduce something new to grow our connection to our readers and other authors for the Windward Review and it has taken the form of a blog!
Please check out our posts at:
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what you'd like to get out of a creative writing club, we're happy to hear and integrate those ideas!

Link: https://t.co/4MknxL9GZm

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This Friday, Islander Creative Writers will be having our first meeting of the year!

We look forward to discussing plans for the upcoming semester to keep our community growing and to cultivate a place where we can gather to inspire each other to write despite unpredictable

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global circumstances. We're also looking to hold more workshopping opportunities so students can tend to their passion writing projects rather than just having to focus on academic writing projects.

If you have ideas for ways to help our community grow or have ideas in mind for

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On the NaNoWriMo website, you can set your own goals and track your milestones. It's a great way to either get back into the creative flow or to increase the goals and habits you've already grown for yourself.

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Today was the first day of NaNoWriMo 2020!

If you didn't start today but still want to participate, it's not too late to start now. And don't forget, if you don't like the confines of the November 1st to 30th plan or have even larger goals for yourself than to write 50,000

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need to transmute and transform, why not give this a try?

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Bienvenido, Dr. Lima!

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"We are excited to showcase three poems from Windward contributor, friend, and colleague, Rossy Evelin Lima DePadilla. All three poems are published in her book Migrare Mutare and translated by Don Cellini. Dr. Lima is an essential voice in our region, as well as nationally and

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internationally. We are also pleased to publish new poetry from Dr. Lima in Windward's forthcoming Vol. 18. Described by Juan Felipe Herrera as a "lyrical warrior crossing," Lima has recently joined the faculty in the Spanish Department at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi.

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The art used is 'What the Water Gave Me' by Frida Kahlo

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Islander Creative Writers would like to remind you that Hispanic Heritage Month is happening now, September 15-October 15! In recognition of Latinx writers, this Wednesday at 2pm a Read-a-Thon featuring pertinent works will be held on Webx. (meeting room information below)

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[email protected]. For a full list of events, visit https://t.co/F5LLf4nLX3."

Meeting room: https://t.co/n3Ap3cnNMb

P.S. if we forgot to mention you above, we're very sorry and feel free to tag yourself if you please!

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Happy Friday Twitter! The Windward loves all of our authors! Who is your favorite writer?

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This blog has contributors from our own editing team, some fantastic authors both part of the journal and those who are not, other students from the TAMUCC community, and hopefully many more!

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Hello to our Twitter community! Recently we have been working to introduce something new to grow our connection to our readers and other authors for the Windward Review and it has taken the form of a blog!
Please check out our posts at:
https://t.co/UA1nv3mWPC