Wednesday 11-12 on WILL-AM 580Email your questions to
will-talk@illinois.edu
Focus
Interviews on global affairs and daily life
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Words Awake!
March 23-4, 2012
9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Benson Center
Contact: Tom Phillips
336-758-5180
WORDS AWAKE! A Celebration of Wake Forest Writers and Writing brings to campus dozens of Wake Forest alumni/ae who are professional journalists, novelists, poets, screenwriters, editors, teachers of writing and other experts for two days of retrospection, public engagement, study of the nature of writing today, inauguration of The Wake Forest Writers Hall of Fame and networking opportunities for students.
Experts will discuss topics ranging from writing about national security to editing major American newspapers to defining arts criticism and memoir to understanding the ethics of social network media.
July 19-22, 2012. Come to the highlands of the Appalachian Mountains for four days of workshops, panel discussions, readings and lectures.
The 2012 faculty are Stephen Amidon, Mark Brazaitis, James Harms, Renee Nicholson, Mary Ann Samyn, and Faith Shearin.
The West Virginia Writers’ Workshop features nationally respected authors alongside many of the region’s best known writers in a setting of rugged, natural beauty. West Virginia University’s striking campus provides a backdrop for creativity and complements the writing process: state forests are within a five-minute drive from campus and the Monongahela River within sight of it. All participants will meet individually with workshop faculty for intensive one-on-one conferences. These are intended to focus and refine the work being done around seminar tables and in classrooms. The Workshops themselves have limited enrollments to guarantee personal attention.
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Friday August 3, 2012.
Hotchkiss Library, Sharon, CT benefit.
Details to follow.
