Posts Tagged ‘ Tim Skeen ’

KUDOS: Tim Skeen

Tim Skeen has had a very nice run of recent publications:  four poems in three different journals!   Be sure to look for them.  Congratulations, Tim!

 
“Pole Vault” and “After the War” in The Snail Mail Review
“My Brother’s Solar-Powered Calculator” in Soundings Review
“Risk”  in Green Briar Review

 

KUDOS: Tim Skeen

One of our faculty members is having a spectacular April! Tim Skeen has just had three poems accepted by Tygerburning: “The Teacher”, “Sky Bound Ministries”, and “Extremophiles” and we’ve just learned that his poem “It’ll Make You Strong” will appear in The Potomac Review: The Best of 50 Years, a new anthology due out in the fall. Congratulations, Tim!

 

KUDOS: March 2010

Congratulations are in order for our students and faculty on yet another successful month of publishing and academic news!

Umbrella Factory and the Sewanee Writers’ Conference
A double dose of good news for fiction student Tiffany Crum, whose story “Virginia” was accepted for publication in Umbrella Factory and who has been accepted to the Sewanee Writers’ Conference this summer. Way to go!
The Atlantic Student Writing Contest
Congratulations to essayist Rachel Jackson, whose essay “Principles of Concealment” was selected as an Honorable Mention in The Atlantic‘s Student Writing Contest!
The Chaffey Review and good news on PhD Program applications
Two pieces of great news for essayist Sarah Fawn Montgomery, whose essay, “Deferred Intentions” was accepted for the May issue of the Chaffey Review, and who was recently accepted to the University of Nebraska’s PhD Program in Creative Writing. Sarah Fawn is also on the waiting list at the University of Missouri, another fine PhD program. Way to go, Sarah Fawn!
Brevity Guest Blogger
Nonfiction professor Steven Church acted as guest blogger for Brevity, commenting on ethics and aesthetics in nonfiction in reaction to John D’Agata’s new book, About a Mountain. Check it out here!
Monkey Puzzle
Poetry professor Tim Skeen‘s poem “Theosophy” appears in the new issue of Monkey Puzzle, as does poetry student, Barbara Price‘s poem, “I Hope You Got a Copy of the Memo, Louise.” Congratulations to Tim and Barbara!
Book contract with Heydey Books
Interdisciplinary Master of Arts student Joel Pickford, who took classes in creative nonfiction with the MFA Program last year, has just learned that the project on which he was working, a book titled “Soul Calling: A Photographer’s Journey in the Hmong Diaspora” has been accepted for publication by Heydey Books. Heart congratulations, Joel!
Poetry Rhythm Magazine
Recent poetry graduate Ana Garza has a poem, “On the Phone” appearing in the next issue of Poetry Rhythm Magazine. Congratulations, Ana!
Writers’ Bloc
Fiction student Peter Driscoll‘s story, “The Perpetual State of Hegemony,” just came out in Writers’ Bloc, an online journal. Congratulations, Peter!
North American Review
Poet Angela Armstrong‘s poem, “Once in the Mojave Desert,” appears in the latest issue of North American Review. Congratulations, Angela!

KUDOS: Fall 2009

Monkey Puzzle

Jasmine Armstrong‘s poem “Speaking of Tehran on a Train,” which was dedicated to Professor Samina Najmi, was accepted for publication in Monkey Puzzle. Congratulations, Jasmine!

Pushcart Prize Nomination & Anthologized Poem

James Tyner‘s poem, “At a Barbecue for R.C. One Week After He is Out of Iraq” was nominated for a Pushcart Prize by Autumn House Press. He also has a poem in the new anthology THE WORKING POET: 75 WRITING EXERCISES AND A POETRY ANTHOLOGY. It’s available from Amazon.com. Congratulations, James!

Translation in Ezra

Kirsten Sanft‘s translation of an excerpt from the book-length poem “Altazor” by the Chilean poet, Vicente Huidobro has been accepted for publication in the Spring 2010 issue of Ezra. Congratulations, Kirsten!

 

MELUS

Recent MFA grad Burlee Vang‘s poems “Story Cloth” and “Incantation for Rebirth” have just been accepted for publication in MELUS’ special issue of Poetry and Poetics.

 

Verdad, Askew, and Poet Lore

David Dominguez has 4 poems out this month: “Consuelo” and “Unpacking, ” Askew poetry magazine. “The Ted Dominguez Latin American Combo,” Verdad literary journal. “To the Ghost of Cesar Chavez,” Poet Lore magazine.

Kartika Review

Vuong Vu, recent MFA graduate–has a poem “The Hmong” in the current issue of Kartika Review.

Andrés Montoya Memorial Scholarship

These are $500 scholarships awarded on the basis of merit to Chicano/a students who are pursuing a career in creative writing. This year’s recipients are: 


Graduate student: Mario Rosado
Undergraduate Students: Erin Alvarez and David Campos

(This year the judges decided to award a scholarship to two undergraduate students because they couldn’t choose between two terrific finalists. )

Congratulations to all of you!

Theoretical Killings & a Pushcart Prize Nomination

Theoretical Killings: Essays and Accidents, Steven Church‘s latest book, is out and available. Go get yourself a copy! And congratulations to Steven!
“In this collage of essays, letters, movies, advertisements, and every other medium known to man, Steven Church, author of The Guinness Book of Me, journeys to the depths of the human mind through his often bizarre turns of thought. Church philosophizes without any philosophical rhetoric and questions everything without seeming to question a thing. This thought-provoking postmodern jumble of serial killers, obsessive correspondences, and jumbo toys will leave you both enlightened and thoroughly entertained.”

Also, Steven’s essay “The Sound of Retreat” was nominated by The Pinch for a Pushcart Prize. Congratulations!


Pushcart Prize Nomination


Poetry Professor Tim Skeen‘s poem “Theosophy” has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize by the editors of MONKEY PUZZLE! Congratulations, Tim!


Slant


MFA student Barbara Price‘s poem “Happy Birthday” has just been accepted for the May 2010 issue of Slant: A Journal of Poetry! Congratulations, Barb!

New South

MFA graduate, Eric Parker just had a nonfiction piece, “Feeding the Rich,” accepted for publication in New South. Eric was solicited by an Editor after she read his blog, where Eric writes about his experience delivering pizza to some of the wealthiest people in America. Check it out: www.feedingtherich.blogspot.com


Nice work, Eric! Congratulations!

 

 

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