Horrible History, Terrible Tale: Chaucer & Jephthah’s Daughter—A Talk by David Wallace on September 12, 2018

CHESTERTOWN, MD—David Wallace, professor of English and author of literature on the work of Geoffrey Chaucer and other medieval writers, will speak at the Rose O’Neill Literary House on Wednesday, September 12, 2018 The event, which is part of the annual Sophie Kerr Lecture Series, will start at 4:30 p.m., and is free and open […]

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A Tea & Talk on Chapbooks with Washington College Poets Kimberly Quiogue Andrews and Lindsay Lusby

The Rose O’Neill Literary House is proud to showcase two Washington College poets, Dr. Kimberly Quiogue Andrews and Literary House Assistant Director Lindsay Lusby, during a tea and talk on Wednesday, September 5, 2018 as part of the fall Literary House Series. Andrews and Lusby will be discussing their recently published chapbooks, and the talk […]

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Rose O’Neill Literary House’s Third Annual Cherry Tree Young Writers’ Conference Features Readings by Conference Faculty

CHESTERTOWN, MD—The Cherry Tree Young Writers’ Conference, which invites high school students to Washington College to work with esteemed writers, will feature readings on July 18 and 19, 2018 highlighting the conference’s faculty. On July 18, James Allen Hall, conference director and director of the Rose O’Neill Literary House, will join poet Jehanne Dubrow in […]

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Arlington, Virginia, English Major Wins the 2018 Sophie Kerr Prize, at Nearly $64,000 the Nation’s Largest Undergraduate Literary Award

Caroline Harvey, an English major and creative writing minor from Arlington, Virginia, whose writing frequently examines otherness through the perspective of the insect world, has won the 2018 Sophie Kerr Prize. National Public Radio book critic and author Maureen Corrigan announced the winner of the nation’s largest undergraduate prize, this year valued at $63,711, at […]

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