Matt Wimberley will take his BA in Creative Writing from NCSU in spring 2011.
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David Roncskevitz hails from Franklin, Tennessee. He studies Creative Writing at Tusculum College, where he serves as Assistant Managing Editor of The Tusculum Review.
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One of my favorite columns in Connotation Press: An Online Artifact, and also one of the very first we chose to run is the Featured Undergrad column. It’s quite simple really, writing professors around the country nominate the undergrad they think should get a shot at reaching a wide, international audience. The writing teacher helps the student to get a submission together, possibly helping to choose which pieces to submit, possibly providing help on how to write a bio. And finally, the writing professor writes an introductory statement introducing the student.
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Walden Raines is a born again poet who moonlights as a software engineer in the self-publishing industry. Raised amongst the sound of washboards, banjos, and milk jugs in Southern Appalachia, his roots are not forgotten. Walden graduated from NC State in 2007 receiving a BS in Computer Engineering, a BS in Electrical Engineering, |
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Jennifer Butcher is a native of southern Illinois, from the town of Carbondale. In May, she will graduate from Southern Illinois University with a degree in English, concentration in Creative Writing. She hopes to attend graduate school in the fall of 2010 to further pursue the study of poetry. |
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Sarah Hulyk just finished her undergraduate career at Waynesburg University.
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Saratoga Rahe, a Junior at Sarah Lawrence College, is originally from Los Angeles, California. Her previous publications have been included in the 46th Annual 2003 Achievement Awards in Writing publication, conferred through the NCTE (National Council of Teacher of English),
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Andi Stout is finishing her undergraduate degree in English at West Virginia University this semester where she hopes to continue her education in their MFA program. She is the recipient of two writing awards from WVU, including the Waitman Barbe Fiction Award (2009) for Sustained Joy, |
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Maximilian Hagen’s poems have delighted and surprised me in all their various manifestations: verse dramas, prose poems, and compressed lyric narratives. They might be based on a loose memory or two, or not, and they are always imaginative romps and extraordinary in the way they see everything new. His language is straightforward, with an authority and equilibrium that enables him to steady the reader as he sets forth his quirky, unsettling, often hilarious images.
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