On Sunday, November 3, two senior English majors had the opportunity to read their creative writing at the Baltimore Book Festival. The reading was part of the annual University Writers’ Program, hosted each year by the Ivy.
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Professor Meagan Nyland’s ENG 325 Creative Writing class read their original Halloween or spooky season themed short stories at the Spooky Stories event. It was free and students were encouraged to bring guests.
The Spooky Stories Write-In was a Greenspring Review (GSR) sponsored event. By the way, submit your creative work (includes unedited stories, poetry, music, spoken word videos, media, artwork, reviews, etc.
consumestressrestorativedestroyingAmazonairbalanceetherealThose were some of the words on the magnetic tiles used to construct poems for the Wild Life: Poetry for the Planet event that was on Monday, October 28 in the School .
[This post is the second installment of a four-part guest author series by English senior Amber Deter, in which she reports on her experience researching and writing in Iceland in Summer 2019. The first part is here.





