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February 4, 2010
Poetry in Animation, Ryan Larkin
Animation is something that I’ve followed since I was a film student in North Carolina a few years back. Occasionally, the projectionist would play a short film before each movie started. Sometime in my first trimester there, we were sitting down waiting for The Grifters to start. The lights went down and the trustworthy title...
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October 16, 2009
Contest Winners and More!
Thank you to all of the writers who entered the Summer’s Over Poetry Contest! Here are the results: Winner: “Cupcake Girl” by Sierra Ryan Runner-Up: “The Child of Shalott” by Katie Scibelli Honorable Mentions: “Wild Eyes” by Bryan Thresher “Summer Long Gone” by Linda Drake Best Family Team: “Too Old” by Patricia Haggard and “Merry Go Round” by MaryLynn Haggard (age 7). Congratulations! And now we...
The LRR Spotlight
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February 4, 2010
Keep the Aspidistra Flying
I was recently gifted a copy of this 1936 George Orwell novel by a professor who had inquired about what I wanted to do in life (which seems to be a common, dreaded, and hard-dying question in any college’s English wing). I responded that I’d “like to write,” and her eyes lit up. What was... -
October 18, 2009
What October means to UConn Creative Writing/LRR…
Keep your eyes out for the Creative Writing Program; we have many goings-on in the month of October! On Wednesday, October 21 at 7:00 p.m., author Stewart O’Nan will be giving a reading at Konover Auditorium as part of the Aetna Writer-in-Residence program. On Monday, October 26 at 6:30 p.m., writer Geraldine Mills will be giving a...