Posts Tagged ‘ Carole Firstman ’
Carole Firstman, Shane Velez and Richard Margolis have been accepted to present a panel titled “Practicing Feminist Rhetoric: Three Experimental Writing Projects on Gender, Identity, and Representation” for the 2013 Feminisms and Rhetorics Conference, to be held at Stanford from September 25 to 28, 2013.
Also Michael Gray’s “I Was Born in My Mama’s Heart: An Experimental Exploration of Gender and Chinese Adoption,” has been accepted for presentation at the 2013 Feminisms and Rhetorics Conference as well.
Congratulations all!
Carole Firstman’s excellent essay “Between Sunlight and Shadow” has been accepted for publication by Watershed Review. Many congrats, Carole!
Colorado Review has nominated Carole Firstman’s terrific essay “Liminal Scorpions” for a Pushcart. Congratulations, Carole!
Carole Firstman’s essay “Traffic Jam: Lagos, Nigeria” has been accepted by Defunct Magazine for their themed issue on “place.” Defunct is a cool mag edited by Robin Hemley at the Univ. of Iowa. Check them out. And HUGE congratulations, Carole!
Carole Firstman’s essay “Liminal Scorpions” has just been accepted for publication in The Colorado Review. A terrific essay, and a great magazine. Congratulations Carole!
It’s been a good month here at the Fresno State MFA program. Here’s the lowdown:
Current Creative Nonfiction Student Carole Firstman’s short essay “Curve Ahead” has been accepted for publication by Knee Jerk. Congratulations, Carole!
Recent Graduate James Tyner’s poem “At the Veterans Hospital in Fresno, CA September 11, 2001″ is a finalist in the Consequence Poetry Prize and is published in the latest issue of Consequence Magazine. Good work, James!
Recent Graduate Liz Scheid has a new and amazing essay up at Terrain.org, a super-cool magazine. Check out “It Begins With Neon Lights”! Excellent news, Liz.