The public is invited to join an online class on Windsor’s literary culture Tuesday for a launch of the poetry collection “The Marshwood Songs.”
Under ultraviolet light, the title page of a collection of Horace reveals a record by Anthony Munday that he purchased the volume from Shakespeare for four shillings in 1598: “Ex Libris the player W / Shakesper 4 shills A: M / 1598.”
Rosemary Nixon will kick off a term as UWindsor writer-in-residence with a public reading online Thursday, Jan. 27.
Rosemary Nixon will kick off a term as UWindsor writer-in-residence with a public reading online Thursday, Jan. 27.
A new book by three of Windsor’s poets laureate provides a portrait of the Ojibway Prairie complex. Photo by Marty Gervais.
Brandon Cormier will bring his tenure as graduate student writer-in-residence to a close with a collaborative poetry reading Monday, Dec. 6.
Brandon Cormier will bring his tenure as graduate student writer-in-residence to a close with a collaborative poetry reading Monday, Dec. 6.
Poetry, songs, and more by UWindsor students will take centre stage during an open mic night Nov. 30.
Windsor’s youth poet laureate, Alexei Ungurenasu, will connect philosophy and the literary arts during a celebration Thursday of World Philosophy Day.
English professor Thomas Dilworth’s biography of war veteran, poet, and artist David Jones is now available as an online resource.
Grace Hamelin, a second-year creative writing student, won the “Why Humanities?” competition.
The complete collection of “The Windsor Review” is now available online.
