Professor Vievee Francis, along with Fred Moten and Tommy Orange, has been selected to judge the prestigious PEN/Jean Stein Book Award in 2021.
Looking for some reading over the winter break? Check out Dartmouth's new journal Meetinghouse, edited by three English and Creative Writing students.
Please join the English and Creative Writing Department for a reading by poets Forrest Gander and Nicole Sealey on Thursday, November 12, 2020 at 4:45 PM on Zoom.
Interested in studying English and Creative Writing in the city where Zadie Smith's NW is placed or where Joyce's Ulysses unfolds?
Want to learn more about the English and Creative Writing Honors Program? Join us on Zoom Tuesday, September 29 at 7 PM EST.
Professor Joshua Bennett's new collection Owed was published this week by Penguin Poets!
Read a recent essay by Jordan McDonald '21
Students in Professor Harner's class ENGL 52.18 Netflix and the Serial Novel wrote their own stories in installments this term. Sarah Smith at the Book Arts Workshop published them as page spreads.
Imagine if Stay-At-Home were not a temporary order but a way of life. Four Dartmouth faculty are working with students to build a WordPress site that showcases how nineteenth-century women writers dealt with the challenges of enforced domesticity and saw the home as a site of artistic and personal constraint as well as opportunity.
Former English and Creative Writing major Betty Junghyun Kim's comic poetry “Laborers of Love" was published in the latest issue of the Nashville Review.
