Sunday, April 12, 2015
great poet eyebrows
Great poet eyebrows belonging to two poets beloved by KWH'ers—Bob Perelman and Greg Djanikian. During our 4/9/15 celebration of Bob (who is retiring after this semester), Greg rose to toast him and remarked that one reason he (Greg) likes him (Bob) is his fabulous eyebrows. Later, during the reception, two posed for eyebrowish comparison.
Saturday, April 4, 2015
leonard cohen celebration - video
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
getting medieval - a new podcast
Episode #32 in the "Kelly Writers House podcast" series features a
20-minute excerpt from a program led by David Wallace and students in
his medieval literature seminar in December 2013 - called "Getting
Medieval": CLICK HERE TO LISTEN. You can also watch the video recording of the entire program by clicking here.
Friday, March 20, 2015
Heled Grant winner: Kristen Kelly
We are very pleased to announce that Kristen Kelly has won the Terry B. Heled Travel & Research Grant at the Kelly Writers House. This year, we received dozens of fine applications for this award. Kristen (C'16) is majoring in Urban Studies and English.
Supported financially by this grant, Kristen will travel to San Francisco and Seattle to research the history of Asian immigration (including its familial/personal impacts) into the US. She will present her writing, the result of this research, next fall at the Kelly Writers House.
As a way of remembering her mother, Terry B. Heled - and of honoring the students of her alma mater in gratitude for the encouragement her own research and writing received while she was at Penn - Mali Heled Kinberg (C'95) has created this endowed fund at the Kelly Writers House that, each summer, enables a student to travel for the purpose of conducting the research leading to a significant writing project.
For more about the Heled Grant, see: http://writing.upenn.edu/wh/involved/awards/heled/
Congratulations to Kristen! (And many thanks to Mingo Reynolds for once again coordinating the review of applicants and also, of course, to Mali Heled Kinberg for making possible this opportunity for a venturesome Penn student.)
Supported financially by this grant, Kristen will travel to San Francisco and Seattle to research the history of Asian immigration (including its familial/personal impacts) into the US. She will present her writing, the result of this research, next fall at the Kelly Writers House.
As a way of remembering her mother, Terry B. Heled - and of honoring the students of her alma mater in gratitude for the encouragement her own research and writing received while she was at Penn - Mali Heled Kinberg (C'95) has created this endowed fund at the Kelly Writers House that, each summer, enables a student to travel for the purpose of conducting the research leading to a significant writing project.
For more about the Heled Grant, see: http://writing.upenn.edu/wh/involved/awards/heled/
Congratulations to Kristen! (And many thanks to Mingo Reynolds for once again coordinating the review of applicants and also, of course, to Mali Heled Kinberg for making possible this opportunity for a venturesome Penn student.)
Monday, February 16, 2015
should you get an MFA?
Friday, February 6, 2015
KWH people understand a Zen modernist gem
Our faculty director leads us in a collective collaborative close reading of Wallace Stevens's Zen modernist gem, "The Snow Man." The phrase we annually encounter in this poem, "the mind of winter," gives us the title of our wintry event. Click here to watch the video. Click here to listen to the audio.
Thursday, February 5, 2015
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