Coming 2025: NC’s First Ph.D in Creative Writing
Big things are happening in the Department of English and Multimedia Studies at St. Augustine’s University in Raleigh. Starting in 2024, SAU will offer a B.F.A. in Creative Writing; they […]
Tag: Raleigh Review
Dorianne Laux Is Pulitzer Finalist
It’s not every day—heck, it’s barely once a decade—that the North Carolina literary community can celebrate a Pulitzer Prize finalist in our midst. Raleigh poet Dorianne Laux was named a […]
What’re ‘Ya Readin’? Squire Workshops Edition
The North Carolina Writers’ Network 2018 Squire Summer Writing Workshops happen July 19-22 on the campus of NC State University in Raleigh. Three instructors will lead three workshops over the […]
Raleigh Review’s Immediate and Lasting Impact
It feels like a rare thing for a fledgling literary magazine to have an immediate impact on its community, but such was the case for Raleigh Review. Founded in 2010 […]
Those Timid Bourgeois Readers Probably Just Hate My Anarchist Politics
Cady Vishniac, a reader and copy editor for Raleigh Review (among the many other hats she wears), has a two-part series up at The MFA Years that should be required […]
Spring Conference Exhibitors: Part 2
On Thursday, we introduced six exhibitors who’ll be joining us for the North Carolina Writers’ Network 2015 Spring Conference, April 18 at UNCG. Here’s who else will be there: Since […]
Why You Should Attend the 2012 Spring Conference: #4
Throughout the week, we’ll be counting down the Top 5 reasons you should register for the North Carolina Writers’ Network 2012 Spring Conference in Greensboro, NC, on Saturday, April 28. […]