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Hey everyone, Don’t forget that the WF Contest deadline is tomorrow December 1, 2011! Contest Rules Contest rules appear below. Entries not following these rules will not be considered. For more information, please contact Rachel Trousdale, associate professor of English, at rtrousdale@agnesscott.edu.   This contest is open to anyone currently enrolled in Read more

Tomorrow evening there will be a reading at Agnes Scott College. We hope to see you there! Stacey Brown Reading her poetry Tuesday, October 11 7 p.m., Luchsinger Fireplace Lounge, Alston Campus Center Book signing to follow Stacey Lynn Brown was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia, and received her Read more

Benjamin Percy is the author of “The Wilding,” “Refresh, Refresh,” and “The Language of Elk.” Most of his fiction is set in Oregon, where he grew up, and when talking about this as his setting he said, “I close my eyes and naturally go there. That’s my stage. I’ll always Read more

  Joy Harjo is an American poet and musician, who is influenced by her Native American heritage, feminist and social concerns, and her background in the arts. She once commented,  “I feel strongly that I have a responsibility to all the sources that I am: to all past and future Read more

Hello everyone! This year, joining us on campus will be Joy Harjo, Benjamin Percy, and Jacqueline Pardue Goldfinger for the 41st Annual Agnes Scott College Writers’ Festival! We’re so excited to have these amazing writers on campus with us come March 2012 and we’re already getting the buzz going around campus. Look Read more

This is coming up at Agnes Scott College and I hope to see all of you there!

Happy third birthday to the WF blog! We’ve just started the year over here at Agnes Scott and we’re already getting pumped up for the Writers’ Fest! Look out in the next week for info on the writers, a new layout for this year and so much more! This is Read more