A reading in cyberspace by English professor Louis Cabri will launch his poetry collection “Hungry Slingshots” on Sunday, Nov. 15.
A reading in cyberspace by English professor Louis Cabri will launch his poetry collection “Hungry Slingshots” on Sunday, Nov. 15.
Senior students in creative writing produced a class chapbook in March.
Students applying to courses in creative writing must submit a portfolio of their work.
Creative writing professor Louis Cabri has released a fourth book of poetry. Photo by Roy Miki
Creative writing professor Louis Cabri has released a fourth book of poetry.
Some of the reading suggested by professors Louis Cabri, Thomas Dilworth, and Jeremy Worth for the lockdown.
Professors Louis Cabri, Thomas Dilworth, and Jeremy Worth offer reading suggestions for lockdown.
Poet Dennis Teichman will read his work Saturday at Common Ground Art Gallery.
The English department is sponsoring a reading by two poets on Saturday, January 20.
Local musicians Karen McLellan and Ted Lamont of Front Row Cello will entertain during Sunday’s Books and Brunch session at the Art Gallery of Windsor.
UWindsor faculty, students, staff and alumni are participating in BookFest Windsor, October 23 to 26.
The University Bookstore’s temporary storefront in Devonshire Mall is open through the holidays, reports marketing manager Martin Deck, and this year it is better than ever.
“It’s bigger, it’s brighter, and it’s better-located,” says Deck: “Right across from Cinnabon in the food court!”
The store will be open during the mall’s regular hours until Boxing Day, December 26. It offers all the best-selling faculty sweatshirts and a wide variety of other styles of clothing, including a couple of mall-only sweatshirts for just $15.
