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Events and News

UPCOMING EVENTS

APR
08

Critical Works in Progress »
12:00–12:50 pm | Mills Hall, Room 322
Join us as our MA students and Mills faculty members present
drafts of scholarly writing and research projects.

APR
10

Contemporary Writer Series: Anne Carson »
7:00 pm | Lokey Graduate School of Business Gathering Hall
Join us for our last Contemporary Writers Series event of the
year, featuring award winning poet, essayist, translator, and
professor of classics, Anne Carson. Note special date, time,
and location.

FEATURED NEWS

Mills MFA Alumna Meg Day Wins a Prestigious NEA Creative Writing Fellowship

Poetry MFA Alumna Meg Day has been awarded a prestigious $25,000 National Endowment for the Arts fellowship to support her creative writing. One of 40 recipients out of over 1,000 applicants, Meg Day is currently pursuing a PhD in poetry and disability poetics at the University of Utah.

Upcoming Publications from Mills English Graduate Faculty

2013 will see a number of books from Mills College English faculty. Susan Gervirtz’s Coming Events (Collected Writings) will be published by Nightboat Books on March 1. Kathryn Reiss is working on a new book under contract by American Girl: a Depression era mystery entitled The Travelers of Rivermead Manor: a Kit Mystery to be released in the fall. Stephanie Young’s URSULA or UNIVERSITY is forthcoming on Krupskaya Press.

Stephen Ratcliffe in Conversation with Robert Grenier

Stephen Ratcliffe, Mills College Poetry Professor and author of Selected Days, will be featured at the Kelly Writers House in April 2013. He will be reading with poet and friend Robert Grenier, who, back in 2011, proposed that the two of them engage in a conversation about Ratcliffe’s daily poetic practice.

 

Last Updated: 4/5/13