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CW Major Lily Goneau Discusses Kathryn Kulpa’s Visit

February 26, 2018

Lily Goneau discusses Kathryn Kulpa’s visit to her Advanced Fiction Workshop.

Beautiful Words for Beautiful Girls

December 7, 2017

This past October, Professor of English Lisa Lebduska’s short story “Belle Ragazze” was published in the Tishman Review.

Calling all lovers of texts and tech

November 4, 2017

Calling all lovers of texts and tech: WED, Nov. 15, 3:30 pm (csLab, SC 1315)

Lynn Holmgren ’05 Comes to Campus

December 9, 2014

Alumna Lynn Holmgren ’05 was a guest of the CW Program at its annual Majors Dinner this December where she… More Info »

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Elspeth Lodge

May 6, 2011

Journalist | Toronto, Ontario After I graduated Wheaton I worked for the Providence Journal. During this time I wrote features,… More Info »

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Professor Sue Standing, Director of the Creative Writing program, follows the traces of a medieval sculptor

May 6, 2011

No one knows who the 12th-century sculptor called the Master of Cabestany really was

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Adara Meyers ’08

May 5, 2011

Playwright & Editor | Providence, RI My time as an English major at Wheaton was — and continues to be… More Info »

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Prof. Samuel Chase Coale on Nathaniel Hawthorne

May 5, 2011

Read about Prof. Coale’s new book on the author of The Scarlet Letter

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Mark Baumer ’07

May 5, 2011

Fiction Writer | Providence, RI For the past two years I’ve been writing fiction in Brown University’s MFA Literary Arts… More Info »

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Prof. Michael Drout, English Dept. Chair, takes on J.R.R. Tolkien and Old English

May 5, 2011

My current research focuses on tradition and influence in literary texts, particularly those from the Anglo-Saxon period (see How Tradition… More Info »

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CW Major Lily Goneau Discusses Kathryn Kulpa’s Visit

Beautiful Words for Beautiful Girls

Calling all lovers of texts and tech

Lynn Holmgren ’05 Comes to Campus

Elspeth Lodge

Professor Sue Standing, Director of the Creative Writing program, follows the traces of a medieval sculptor

Adara Meyers ’08

Prof. Samuel Chase Coale on Nathaniel Hawthorne

Mark Baumer ’07

Prof. Michael Drout, English Dept. Chair, takes on J.R.R. Tolkien and Old English