Five Must-Read Summer Book Picks by Asian and Asian American Authors
AAPI Literature and Media Club Founder and President Julie Cha ’25 recommends top reads.
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English lecturer Michelle V. Moncrieffe featured in Humanities for All blog post on the NAME Project, which she leads as part of the CLCS Awards in the Public Humanities.
Students will learn to ‘approach writing for the web with intentionality and imagination.’
“A vivid examination of power and self-determination.”
The Center for Literary and Comparative Studies Awards in the Public Humanities seek to imagine “new forms of scholarship and creativity and teaching.”
UMD English faculty, students and alumni represented at AWP in Seattle from March 9–11, 2023
Professor of English Matthew Kirschenbaum on generative AI in The Atlantic.
"I read poetry to learn more about the world, to be moved, to be surprised, to remember."
Is This How You Eat a Watermelon? invites readers into a world where love, war, and trauma collide with the desire to consume life—or be consumed by it.
Mark Fitgerald's new poems and review essay.
Edward Daschle talks about finding a writing community, a welcoming environment to write both realism and fantasy, and inclusive workshops.