nted by Normandale Creative Writing FacultyFriday, September 25th, from noon – 12:50 p.m.
Room C1095
Abstract:
Join our Fall 2009 Creative Writing Faculty for a sampling of original poetry and prose, along with information on Normandale's newest AFA degree. Kris Bigalk, Alicia Conroy, Matt Mauch, Eric Mein, and Tom Maltman will share their work and host a Q and A session.
The Creative Writing faculty would like to bring to your attention Normandale's student literary magazine, The Paper Lantern.
For those interested in submitting original prose or poetry, please read the following guidelines:
Entrants must be currently enrolled at Normandale Community College.
Put your name and contact information on everything you submit for consideration. Keep your own copy of your work; materials will not be returned to you.
Poetry submissions should consist of one to five poems, typed. They may be single or double spaced.
Fiction submissions should be 10 pages or less, typed and double spaced, with page numbers.
Submissions, with names and contact information removed, will be evaluated by the Creative Writing Club in its bi-weekly meetings. Submissions are read on a rolling basis, and early submissions will receive the most focused attention.
Contributors will be notified whether their work has been accepted for publication shortly before the magazine goes to press late in the term.
For more information, email lynette.reini-grandell@normandale.edu
Participating in this colloquium was a great experience. I'm still wondering, though, if it was the hotdish made with cream of mushroom soup or the one with the potato chip crust.
ReplyDeleteThis was a very impressive array of creative work.
ReplyDelete