Jen Julian on Otherworldly Light

By Grace Timko (Fiction ’20) and Rosie Mary Jane Kopman (Fiction ’20) On Thursday, March 7th, Jen Julian read…

Jennifer Chang: Closing the Distance

By Katelin McLaren (Poetry ’20) and Dakota Reed (Poetry ’20) On Thursday, February 21st, visiting poet Jennifer Chang…

The Fearful Beauty of ‘Anything’: Review of Lee Martin’s “The Mutual UFO Network”

By Emma Stough The Mutual UFO Network By Lee Martin 300 pp. Dzanc Books. $26.95 The legion of characters…

Venita Blackburn: Writing the Story that Scares You

By Grace Timko (Fiction ’20) and Rosie Mary Jane Kopman (Fiction ’20) On Thursday, November 15th, Venita Blackburn…

Mary Biddinger: Adapting Experience

By Dakota Reed and Katelin McLaren (Poetry ’20) On Thursday, October 25th, poet Mary Biddinger gave the first…

Unguided Girlhood: A Review of “The Blurry Years” by Eleanor Kriseman

By Christine McSwain The Blurry Years By Eleanor Kriseman 160 pp. Two Dollar Radio, $15.99 In The Blurry…

Piecing it Together: Review of “Because: A Lyric Memoir” by Joshua Mensch

By John L. Byrne Because: A Lyric Memoir By Joshua Mensch 144 pp. W.W. Norton & Company, $22.95…

Hadara Bar-Nadav on the Beauty of Ambiguity

On Thursday, April 12th, poet Hadara Bar-Nadav gave the final Crazyhorse reading of the 2017-2018 school year. Second-year…

The Art of Translation: A Conversation with Poetry Translations Editor, Scott Minar

A Conversation with Crazyhorse Poetry Translations Editor, Scott Minar and MFA ’18 Poetry student Angela Pilson When and how did…

Christine Schutt: Learning What You Do Well

By John L. Byrne (Poetry ’19) and Emma Stough (Fiction ’19) On the night of Thursday, February 1st,…

An Evening with Donika Kelly

By John L. Byrne (Poetry ’19) and Emma Stough (Fiction ’19) The cold, rainy conditions on Thursday, November…

Scott Gould: Writing What You Know Well Enough to Lie About

By John L. Byrne (Poetry ’19) and Emma Stough (Fiction ’19) On Thursday, October 26th, author Scott Gould…

Dana Levin: Crazyhorse Reading

With a mane of wavy, silver blonde hair framing her smiling face, Dana Levin stands in front of…

Rebecca Makkai: Searching for Truth in Reality TV

Chicago-based author and 2017 Pushcart Prize winner Rebecca Makkai visited The College of Charleston campus Thursday, March 16,…

T. Geronimo Johnson Reads from Braggsville

Standing at the podium in Randolph Hall, T. Geronimo Johnson reads the first chapter of his most recent…

Shelley Wong, Pushcart Prize

Congratulations to Shelley Wong, 2017 Pushcart Prize winner for her poem “The Spring Forecast,” which was recently published…