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| UW–Milwaukee Department of English Graduate Program The graduate program at UWM has earned a national reputation because of its commitment to exploring innovative alternatives in English studies. Through its structure of concentrations and course offerings, the Department promotes original approaches to a broad range of topics in literature, language, writing, and visual culture. |
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| Woodland Pattern Book Center This nationally renowned little shop is a haven of quality independent presses and literary journals. Come for the cream city review and stay for the books and workshops. |
| Boswell Book Co. Continuing the tradition of long-time independent booksellers Harry W. Schwartz and A. David Schwartz, the Boswell Book Co. carries a mix of popular, academic, and local titles, and a reputation for stocking the shelves with the favorites of their discerning booksellers. They also frequently host author events and book club meetings. Pick up a copy of cream city review and one of Conrad’s recommended titles. |
| e-Keltoi: Journal of Interdisciplinary Celtic Studies An interdisciplinary journal from the Center for Celtic Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. The journal provides free access to cutting-edge, peer-reviewed articles solicited to address specific themes from a range of cross-disciplinary and international perspectives. |
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| The Association of Writers and Writing Programs (AWP) |
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| The Spring 2010 issue is now available, featuring our annual literary prize winners, Haines Eason, Eson Kim, and Roger Sheffer. Also in this 240-plus page issue, you'll find comics by John Porcellino, a first-time-in-English short story from acclaimed Peruvian writer Edgardo Rivera Martinez, art from Sarah Legow and Cecilia Johnson, our flash nonfiction feature, and more, more, more! | |
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