Nanny, Who Was Also Midge, Who Was Also Jessie Magdalene Jessie Magdalene MacDonnellApril 13, 1922 – October 1998 The MacDonnell house is average in size for Nova Scotia. Its two stories are chopped into six t […]

Nicole Cooley's Mother Water Ash Nicole Cooley published seventh poetry collection, Mother Water Ash, to rave reviews this fall, including this round-up in Literary Hub and this latest in Rhino. She’s been doing readings all over the country. Don’t miss her if she […] “Nicole Cooley’s Mother Water Ash”

Richard Prins in Best American Essays 2024 Richard Prins (2024) was […] “”

Open House November 20 The […] “Open House November 20”

David Mitchell's The Bone Clocks: A Glossary I finished David Mitchell’s novel The Bone Clocks during a long flight. In the sky, surrounded by strangers, I didn’t want to leave the world he […]

Top Ten Family Deaths—Real, Near, Imagined Midge nursing Ralph after he broke his back, thrown from the cavalry horse he was exercising. 10. 1959. Thirty years into his career as a notoriously […]

Rebecca Suzuki | Loose Translation Prize (March 20, 7 PM) We are delighted MFA Alum and English faculty member Rebecca Suzuki will read from her Loose Translation Award-Winning book When My Mother Was Most Beautiful. If you haven’t yet heard or read her exquisite prose you will want to. […] “Rebecca Suzuki | Loose Translation Prize (March 20, 7 PM)”

Brainstorm Brainstorm has got a great series of events lined up for the spring. Check it out!

Ava Chin Our first event of the semester is a collaboration with Off the Page. Ava Chin will read from her memoir Mott Street, followed by conversation with QC President Frank Wu. She’ll be signing books too.

SPRING EVENTS Take a […] “SPRING EVENTS”

Everything“This is everything.” That’s the first thing I heard her say, as I passed the couple near the corner of 14th Street and Avenue A in Manhattan. “It’s […]

Brainstorm at the Forest Hills Public Library Come along to celebrate the launch of The Queens Review. Contact Julie Goodale if you’d like to read.

CREATIVE NONFICTION NOW […] “CREATIVE NONFICTION NOW”