Apr 052013
 

April is National Poetry Month, one time (among many) to celebrate all things poetical. Here are some places to go:

National Poetry Month logo

 

 

researcgSometimes enthralling, often frustrating, background research can make a big difference to the success of a creative writing project. Here’s a new guide for doing background research for creative writing projects.

(You can also get to it via the “Poetry,” “Fiction,” and “Non-Fiction” navigation tabs above.)

 

 

Mt. Rushmore

It’s Monumental: Presidents Day Graduate Research Workshops

Mason graduate students are welcome to attend Library Graduate Research Workshops on Monday, February 18, 2013.

The current schedule of workshops for the day is available at http://library.gmu.edu/learn

Bring a topic – bring a friend!

 

Experimental, amusing, or beautiful, artist books are art in book form, intersections between image and text. They may include books with handmade bindings or letter press printing, books in the shape of triangles, or even sculptures. Difficult to define, they are best experienced in person.

Join us for an artist books exhibit at the University Libraries’ Special Collections and Archives at Fenwick Library on the Fairfax campus. A Fall for the Book event, the the exhibit is currently open during regular library hours.

Espresso Pot 6 Ways by Laura Davidson (photo courtesy of Laura Davidson)

 

Interesting article from The Nation on Amazon.com’s impact on the book publishing business:

The Amazon Effect (by Jeff Wasserman)

Wasserman discusses Amazon’s recent efforts to get into the book publishing business, and what that might mean for the industry and writers.

 

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