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Category: Fall 2020

December 3, 2020November 21, 2021jmitchell9

The Cabin in the Mountains

December 2, 2020November 21, 2021jmitchell9

A Melting Ballroom

December 2, 2020November 21, 2021jmitchell9

Different Methods

December 2, 2020November 21, 2021jmitchell9

Through the Eyes

December 2, 2020November 21, 2021jmitchell9

Hush

December 2, 2020November 21, 2021jmitchell9

Plates

December 2, 2020November 21, 2021jmitchell9

Ember Reborn

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THERE’S JUST 3️⃣ MORE DAYS LEFT UNTIL THE SU THERE’S JUST 3️⃣ MORE DAYS LEFT UNTIL THE SUBMISSION DEADLINE😱 We have fabulous prose and poetry submissions, so artists, photographers, designers, etc. submit your creative work as well!😃 #stevensonuniversity #suishome #stevieu
🚨Current SU students and faculty you have 7 DAY 🚨Current SU students and faculty you have 7 DAYS LEFT to submit prose, poetry, and media to the Greenspring Review! Check out our Submission Guidelines and instructions webpage in our link in bio to properly submit😃 If you need an extension, email us at greenspringreview@gmail.com by Tues Nov 16!
Another lively write-in and bookmark sale (we had Another lively write-in and bookmark sale (we had pink bookmarks, too😃)! See ya next time on Nov 18 at 5-6 in SOBL 302! 🚨Submit your creative work by Fri Nov 19‼️
🚨Remember to submit your prose📝, poetry🎤, 🚨Remember to submit your prose📝, poetry🎤, or media💻 by Friday Nov 19! If you need an extension, email us at greenspringreview@gmail.com ASAP😉
The GSR Book Club will be reading “A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder” by Holly Jackson👀🔎📍 “The case is closed. Five years ago, schoolgirl Andie Bell was murdered by Sal Singh. The police know he did it. Everyone in town knows he did it. But having grown up in the same small town that was consumed by the murder, Pippa Fitz-Amobi isn't so sure. When she chooses the case as the topic for her final year project, she starts to uncover secrets that someone in town desperately wants to stay hidden. And if the real killer is still out there, how far will they go to keep Pip from the truth?” ⬅️ summary found on @goodreads If you still want to join, read the book and plan to discuss with them and decide the next book on Wednesday Dec 1 at 5:30pm (🔗link in bio)
😆We’re having Write-Ins and Bookmark Sales No 😆We’re having Write-Ins and Bookmark Sales Nov 4, Nov 18, and Dec 2, so be sure to come out to SOBL Room 302. Remember, bookmarks are $1😉
Thank you to those who came out to the Halloween P Thank you to those who came out to the Halloween Party💀🔥 The music was spooky, the stories were funny, and the vibes were right😌😏 And congrats to AJ for winning the book giveaway!
😃Thank you ladies for coming to the first Book 😃Thank you ladies for coming to the first Book Club meeting! We gave book suggestions📚, so our next meeting is Wednesday 11/3 at 5:30pm to announce the book we’ll be reading😆 If you want to join [fellas👀], come next Wednesday by clicking link in bio because we will also be discussing the book in our new GroupMe chat👍😏
🚨Yesterday, we dropped the first episode of the 🚨Yesterday, we dropped the first episode of the “In The Room” podcast🙌😆! Click the link in bio to listen to ep. 1: Catastrophe on ⚓️Anchor or 🟢Spotify! Editor-in-Chief, Josie Hunter @josie2k, talked to Stevenson University Adjunct English Professor Deirdre Danklin about creating art in the pandemic, her writing process, favorite writers and novels, and she gives very practical advice for writers. She also read two parts from her book Catastrophe that won the Clay Reynolds Novella Prize and it will be published by Texas Review Press in April 2022! [Recorded 10/15/21] Also thank you Sam @s.stephenson44 for designing our cover art😍 After you listen to it, leave a comment or voice message to tell us your thoughts😉
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