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THE CREATIVE WRITING PROGRAM READING SERIES
and THE DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISHpresent
LAWRENCE MILLMAN, non-fiction and travel writer
Monday, February 6, 2012
READING: 6:30 p.m.
Joseph W. Jones Room, 311 Woodruff Library
Booksigning to followTuesday, February 7, 2012
COLLOQUIUM, 2:30-3:30 p.m.
Kemp-Malone Library, N301 Callaway Center
NATASHA TRETHEWEY has been appointed the poet laureate of the State of Mississippi
USA TODAY names Emory the number one school for "budding writers"!
1. Emory University (Atlanta, Georgia): Ask anyone for the best schools for writers, and Emory will inevitably emerge. With a plethora of outstanding minds flocking to and from Emory every year (be it guest lecturers, students, or alumni), it is no wonder why Emory would be a prime place for a budding writer. Emory offers extraordinary flexibility to its students; the only required course of all English majors is Poetry. E Students looking for more personal settings with professors will be happy to find that most English classes cap at 15 students, while the largest cap at 25.
http://www.usatodayeducate.com/staging/index.php/the-10-best-american-colleges-for-writers
The Creative Writing Program is now on iTunes University
Readings by Ha Jin, Edmund White, Tayari Jones, Percival Everett,
Laleh Khadivi and Bruce CoveyGo to http://itunes.emory.edu/
Click on Emory on iTunes U
Select the topic (on left): Academics and Research
Click on the Creative Writing Program: Readings folder
Watch Emory Creative Writing Program events in streaming video at:
http://www.creativewriting.emory.edu/videopage
About the Program | Faculty | Students | Reading Series | Calendar | Writers' Resources
For more information, contact Paula Vitaris, program administrative coordinator,
at creativewriting@emory.edu or 404-727-4683
