ESU Calliope

ESU Calliope The literary magazine of East Stroudsburg University. http://quantum.esu.edu/clubs/calliope/

Welcome to the page of East Stroudsburg University's literary magazine: Calliope. With this page, we'll update you on when we're accepting submissions and special events sponsored by the magazine for each academic year. Visit our website below for more details on what the magazine is and what kind of work we accept.

16/05/2016
The New York Review of Books

The New York Review of Books

Emily Dickinson died on this day in 1886. A week later, her sister Lavinia discovered a locked chest that held forty hand-sewn albums of Dickinson’s poems in manuscript, as well as many more poems neatly copied on loose sheets.

In this review, Christopher Benfey considers the publication history of this work, what we know about Dickinson and her writing, and the many things we don’t.

23/02/2016
Andy Borowitz

Andy Borowitz

The President seemed to relish signing the order, calling the relocation a “win-win for America.”

17/02/2016
The Academy of American Poets

The Academy of American Poets

Watch Academy Chancellor Linda Gregerson read her poem "Heliotrope" as part of Dear Poet, our educational project for National Poetry Month 2016. Teachers, read about how your students can participate here: http://bit.ly/1SluTu5

30/01/2016
The New Yorker

The New Yorker

A new book gathers hundreds of photographs by the poet Philip Larkin. What drew him to the alternate medium?

21/01/2016

The first Calliope meeting of the Spring 2016 semester will be next Tuesday, 1/26, at 2:00 in Stroud 314. Spread the word!

14/01/2016
The Academy of American Poets

The Academy of American Poets

In honor of C.D. Wright's important contribution to American poetry, read her poem "Imaginary Morning Glory."

28/12/2015
Brooklyn Poets

Brooklyn Poets

For our final Poet of the Week feature of 2015, we celebrate the great Philip Levine with tributes in poetry and prose from Levine’s friends, students and admirers. What an astonishing life.

12/11/2015
An All-Female Shakespeare Company

An All-Female Shakespeare Company

Dame Harriet Walter, one of the greatest living Shakespearean actors, explains how she’s preparing for the title role in “Henry IV.”

26/10/2015
President Obama & Marilynne Robinson: A Conversation—Part Two

President Obama & Marilynne Robinson: A Conversation—Part Two

Robinson: What does freedom mean? I mean, really, the ideal of freedom if it doesn’t mean that we can find out what is in this completely unique being that each one of us is? And competition narrows that. It’s sort of like, you should not be studying this; you should be studying that, pouring your l…

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