Each writer will have 10 minutes in which to read their work and receive feedback. You can bring any short piece or respond to the prompt. Color Poem Prompt: Write a poem in which the name of a color is repeated frequently throughout the piece. To start, make a list of all the images you can think of that relate to or contain the color of your choice. Then, pick the images that work best together and build a poem from there! The best images are those that are both specific and a bit surprising. We can't wait to hear your work! | Copy this link to join on Teams: https://bit.ly/34jEwXm |
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Just a reminder that, as part of the Arts Festival, The Fall Line Review Release Party will be held today, Monday, April 22, in the Arts Complex Lobby at 4 pm. Food will be served, and students will read their contributions to the magazine. It will be followed by an Open Mic. Night in the Arts Complex Theatre from 5 to 7 and possibly beyond. Flyer attached. In keeping with this year's arts festival theme, "The Color of Fear," a reading and Q and A with horror author Andy Davidson (author of In the Valley of the Sun), will occur on Wednesday, April 24, from 4 to 5 in the Arts Complex Theatre, followed by a panel discussion on monster literature with Davidson, as well as MGA professors and editors of the book Monsters of Film, Fiction, and Fable, Crystal O'Leary Davidson and Mary Ann Gareis. Food will be served, and In the Valley of the Sun will be available for purchase. Flyers are attached. This week will also include two horror film showings on Tuesday and Thursday at 3:30 in COAS 104. Pizza, soft drinks, and chips will be served. Also, stay tuned for info. on next week's Raku workshop. For more information on these, contact Lee Simmons at lee.simmons@mga.edu The Fall Line Review seeks Reading Staff and two Editorial Staff: a Content/Managing Editor, and a Layout/Assistant/Art Editor for the 2019-2020 academic year. The duties of each editor include: soliciting submissions; publicizing the submission deadline; working with reading staff to review, select, and edit submissions per university guidelines; announcing the arrival of the magazine; working on the look/layout of the magazine, working with the printers; and organizing events to publicize the magazine and showcase work from the magazine.
Requirements for all staff include a 2.5 GPA and enrollment in at least 4 credit hours for fall and spring semesters. For more information, contact advisor Dr. Kelly Whiddon (kelly.whiddon@mga.edu). Please send applications to kelly.whiddon@mga.edu by Monday, May 13, 2019 by 5 p.m. The Fall Line Review seeks Reading Staff and two Editorial Staff: a Content/Managing Editor, and a Layout/Assistant/Art Editor for the 2018-2019 academic year. The duties of each editor include: publicizing the submission deadline; soliciting submissions; working with reading staff to review, select, and edit submissions per university guidelines; announcing the arrival of the magazine; working on the look/layout of the magazine, working with the printers; and organizing events to publicize the magazine and showcase work from the magazine.
Requirements for all staff include a 2.5 GPA and enrollment in at least 4 credit hours for fall and spring semesters. For more information, contact advisors Dr. Kelly Whiddon (kelly.whiddon@mga.edu) or Professor Adam Young (adam.young@mga.edu). Please send applications to thefalllinereview@gmail.com by Monday, May 14, 2018 at 5 p.m. The Fall Line Review seeks Reading Staff and two Editorial Staff: a Content/Managing Editor, and a Layout/Assistant/Art Editor for the 2017-2018 academic year. The duties of each editor include working with the magazine’s faculty advisers to: publicize the submission deadline; solicit submissions; work with reading staff to review, select, and edit submissions per college guidelines; announce the arrival of the magazine; work on the look/layout of the magazine, work with the printers, and organize events to publicize the magazine and showcase work from the magazine.
Requirements for all staff include a 2.5 GPA and enrollment in at least 4-6 credit hours for fall and spring semesters. For more information, contact advisors Dr. Kelly Whiddon (kelly.whiddon@mga.edu) or Professor Adam Young (adam.young@mga.edu). Please send applications to thefalllinereview@gmail.com by Monday, May 15, 2017 at 5 p.m. This year's The Fall Line Review will be hot off the presses on Thursday, and we need to celebrate! The Fall Line Review Release Party will be in the lobby of the College of Arts and Sciences Building on Thursday at 3:30 pm. There will be awesome food, free copies of the magazine, and wonderful readings by the contributors. Come and bring your friends and family. This event is open to the public. Also, the 2017 Undergraduate Conference kicks off on Thursday afternoon, first in Cochran, and then in Macon on Friday. In particular, we want to point out the creative writing panels: Our Fiction panel will feature work from Rachel Hastings, Ryan Fordham, and Leslie Law (Friday, 10:15-11:30 in COAS 118); our Creative Nonfiction panel will feature the work of Jason Cormier (Fall Line Review staff), Celeste Pollard, Karolina Philmon, and Michaela Latimer (Friday, 12:45-2 pm.), and our Poetry Panel will feature work from Mea Andrews (Fall Line Review editor), Rachel Maddox (Fall Line Review staff), and Sean McGraw (Saturday, 11-12:15 in COAS 120). Bonus: Students in any of Dr. Whiddon's classes will receive a 100 in participation for every panel attended. The student must both attend the event (beginning to end) and turn in a summary of the event to Dr. Whiddon. ![]()
Creative Writers: Once again, our writers' circle will meet this Thursday, March 30, at 3:30 in the Writing Center (TEB 226). If you are no longer a student but would still like a writing community, come as well. The circle workshops are open to the public. If you have a poem you would like workshopped, please bring ten copies. You don't have to bring a poem to come, join the workshop, drink some coffee, have some snacks, and talk about writing. For future updates, please join any of the following Facebook groups: Knights of the Writing Table, Creative Writing at MGA, and/or The Fall Line Review. (You don't have to attend these workshops to join our Facebook groups and keep up with creative writing events at MGA.)
Creative Writing Students: Once again, our writers' circle will meet this Thursday, November 10, at 3:30 in the Writing Center (TEB 226). If you have a poem you would like workshopped, please bring ten copies. You don't have to bring a poem to come, join the workshop, drink some coffee, have some snacks, and talk about writing. For future updates, please join either or both of the following Facebook groups: Creative Writing at MGA and/or The Fall Line Review. (You don't have to attend these workshops to join our Facebook groups and keep up with creative writing events at MGA.)
MGA Students: A writers' circle sponsored by the Writing Center and The Fall Line Review will begin this month. If you enjoy writing workshops but don't always have room in your schedule for a creative writing class, or if you want a writing community outside of class, this may be the perfect outlet for you. The first workshop/meeting will be a Poetry Workshop next Thursday, October 20 at 3:30 in the Writing Center (TEB 226). If you have a poem you would like workshopped, please bring ten copies. You don't have to bring a poem to come, join the workshop, drink some coffee, and talk about writing. On Monday, April 18, at 2 pm in the College of Arts & Sciences Lobby, please join us to celebrate the publication of the 2016 edition of The Fall Line Review. We’ll have free copies of the mag, food, drinks, and entertainment—namely readings from this year’s contributors. If you love fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, artwork, or photography , or you just want to hang out with some cool, creative people, be there, and bring a friend!
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