We’re sad to report that Tatjana Soli will be unable to join us for Litfest this year. We hope to have her at SMU sometime in the future.
Watch this blog for an update on Friday’s schedule.
Looking for a read on this lazy Sunday? Check out this article on the writing journey featuring LitFest author Debra Spark: Debra Spark for ‘The Quivering Pen’
Register to see Debra Spark do a reading March 21st at SMU LitFest by clicking on our Schedule & Registration link to the left.
Enjoy!
Alix Ohlin’s Signs and Wonders gets some love from Salty Ink! Click our Scheduale & Registration link to see Alix Ohlin at LitFest!
Salty Ink on ‘Signs and Wonders’
Hello LitFesters! Some of you may know that last night at SMU’s Art Spiegelman lecture we learned all about the connection between images and words. For us LitFesters we know that images can be formed within our heads as we read the words of novels and poems. Here’s a collection of some posted poems by Matthew Olzmann brimming with verbal imagery. Let’s see what your brain will conjure up!
Gabrielle Calvocoressi’s ‘The Last Time I Saw Amelia Earhart’ is definitely beautiful and thought provoking. It had me researching the legend all around the internet. My favorite line is analyzed in this “po-chop” from The California Journal of Poetics: “Because it’s always like that. / One day, walking through a room,/ you realize what you were holding / is gone and you can’t find it, even / when you get down on your knees.”
CLICK: ‘The Last Time I Saw Amelia Earhart’
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Wondering about newest LitFest author Gabrielle Calvocoressi? Well get to know her as she answers a few questions for Bomblog and the Academy of American Poets.
CLICK HERE TO READ!
Check it out LitFesters!
Alix Ohlin has recently posted an essay for the Los Angeles Review of Books titled “Reader, You Married Him: Male Writers, Female Readers, and the Marriage Plot.” Great read for all the feminists out there and anyone looking for a well articulated and thought provoking read.
CLICK: http://lareviewofbooks.org/article.php?type&id=1381&fulltext=1&media#article-text-cutpoint
LitFest author Tatjana Soli’s The Forgetting Tree has been placed on The New York Times list of 100 Notable Books of 2012! She is definitely one to watch! Come hear her read March 22nd at SMU LitFest!
See The Full List Here : 100 Notable Books of 2012
