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U-M alum (and former NELP professor) Diane Cook who will read from her debut story collection Man V. Nature. Diane’s fiction has been published in Harper’s Magazine, Granta, Tin House, Zoetrope, One Story,Guernica, and elsewhere. Her nonfiction has appeared in the New York Times[...]

Friday Night’s Alright for Reading Midwestern Gothic is excited to be hosting a reading at The Benzinger Library in East Quad, featuring the following contributors:Julie Babcock is a Pushcart Prize nominee and recipient of grants and[...]

RC Writers Tea, open to majors and current writing students who are non majors,  and current students interested in the writing major. In RC’s Greene Lounge.  (Next tea: December 9)

RC Writing Alum and U-M Professor of English Laura Kasischke will participate in a live broadcast of Word Squared with T Hetzel. Sweetland Center for Writing’s Word Squared lets you hear directly from U-M professors about their[...]

Local poet Scott Beal, an award-winning U-M creative writing grad, reads from his recently published debut collection, which deploys familiar characters from Rapunzel to Perseus and whimsically surreal tall tales to explore the varied and[...]

Breaking News:  A Tragedy-Comedy about the Comedy of Tragedy The sleepy town of Hiddlesville is rocked with explosions, and everybody’s got something to say about it. Television pundits and government agents are honing in on[...]

Children’s book author Chris Van Allsburg will give a presentation and sign in support of his latest work, The Misadventures of Sweetie-Pie. Van Allsburg is a Michigan native and U-M alum. He is the winner of two[...]

Breaking News:  A Tragedy-Comedy about the Comedy of Tragedy The sleepy town of Hiddlesville is rocked with explosions, and everybody’s got something to say about it. Television pundits and government agents are honing in on[...]

Breaking News:  A Tragedy-Comedy about the Comedy of Tragedy The sleepy town of Hiddlesville is rocked with explosions, and everybody’s got something to say about it. Television pundits and government agents are honing in on[...]

Staged reading for RC faculty and students.

Jon Michael Darga, a 2014 RC Creative Writing (honors) graduate, answers your questions about how to pursue a creative career in publishing.Jon wrote his senior thesis on women and the medieval modern in The Lord[...]

Fireside Stories with The RC Review Get cozy at “Fireside Stories with the RC Review!” We’ll have an open mic where any students can (and should!) bring their own poetry, prose, and other awesome creative[...]

Small Business Saturday extravaganza! On November 29th, authors will volunteer at the store and talk about their favorite books! This is part of a nationwide Indies First campaign that pairs authors with indie bookstores, and[...]