Dogwood Bloom Reading Series
Though they only flower in the spring, the dogwood trees that surround the English department in Ellis Hall are beautiful year-round.
This fall,
when essayist Alison Stine and poet Michael Jaynes read from their work on November 6, the leaves and berries will be crimson.
In winter,
large floral buds will hang from the silver branches as poet Steve Coughlin and fictionist Wen-Shin Lee read on February 19.
This spring
the dogwoods will be in bloom as the series closes on April 30 with readings by fictionist Geri Lipschultz, essayist Holly Baker, and poet Carling Futvoye.
The Fall Dogwood Bloom Reading Series will take place at 7:00pm in the Trisolini Gallery in Baker Center while the Winter and Spring readings will take place in the Baker Center 5th floor atrium.
Each reading will be followed by a reception in the 1804 Lounge in Baker Center.
Dogwood Bloom is a student-run creative writing reading series that allows current second-year graduate students to showcase their work.
If you have any questions about the Dogwood Bloom reading series, email Kate Nuernberger.
