Thursday, July 03, 2008

Seton Hill Writers Poetry News

#1: My poem "Misplaced my keys" is in the March/April issue of Star*Line.
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Also, in that same issue was Fairytale Graveyard, a gift booklet of horror poetry from the SFPA for World Horror Con 2008. Among the contributors was Seton Hill's own Michael A. Arnzen with his poem "The Fall Down the Stairs of the House of Usher."

#2: In other SFPA news, K. Ceres Wright's poem "Doomed" was nominated for a 2008 Rhysling Award and is part of The 2008 Rhysling Anthology.

#3: Rachael Pruitt's poem "Merlin" is in Issue 12 of Paradox: The Magazine of Historical and Speculative Fiction.


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Saturday, March 08, 2008

Seton Hill Writers Updates

#1: K. Ceres Wright's poem Doomed was nominated for the 2008 Science Fiction Poetry Association's Rhysling Award. Ceres also did a voiceover for the SF animated short Star Freighter: Dangerous Cargo.

#2: Timons Esaias is the special guest this Monday in the PennWriters Presents series.

#3: Glenn Garrabrant is modeling clothes for Five Tone Rock 'n Roll Boutique.

#4: Landry Gaines has a new website.

#5: Registration is now open for the 7th Annual In Your Write Mind Writing Popular Fiction Retreat. The conference is open to the public. Guests of honor this June are Ginjer Buchanan, Editor-in-Chief at Penguin Group, and best-selling author J. A. Konrath. Hope to see some of you there this summer!


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Friday, October 12, 2007

HEIDI'S PICK SIX - K. Ceres Wright

HEIDI'S PICK SIX with Seton Hill Alum K. Ceres Wright is up at ambasadora.

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Monday, October 08, 2007

HEIDI'S PICK SIX - WEEK 34

This week on HEIDI'S PICK SIX I interview:

Monday - Win Scott Eckert / Editor and Science Fiction Writer

Wednesday - Amy Grech / Horror

Friday - K. Ceres Wright / Science Fiction and Technical Writer and Editor


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Tuesday, September 11, 2007

On the Web Update

#1: Independent Book Report just started up, but is already producing some great content. MONDAYS showcase the publisher of the week; TUESDAYS TEASERS have excerpts from the author being interviewed that week; WEDNESDAYS are author interview days.

#2: Shara Saunsaucie is conducting research for a story and is asking for information on the standard of living and job market where people live and on any experiences moving from one place to another.

#3: Monica Spence has a new MySpace and is looking for friends.

#4: K. Ceres Wright's poem "Doomed" was an editor's choice this month at Star*Line. Ceres also has added some new interviews to her blog series about professions, including Fandom Representative, Network/Computer Specialist, Automotive Repair and Service Expert, and Russ Howe as the European Medieval Martial Arts Scholar.

#5: Penny Dawn's latest ebook is out. You can get Frenchin' at Amber Quill Press.

#6: Michael Arnzen is guestblogging this week at A Bunch of Wordz.


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Wednesday, June 20, 2007

Seton Hill Thesis Readings

Tonight four of the graduating students from Seton Hill University's Writing Popular Fiction Program will be defending their thesis novels in public readings on campus in Greensburg, PA.

Here is the schedule:
5:00 - Rachael Pruitt
6:00 - K. Ceres Wright
7:00 - Jason Jack Miller
8:00 - Johanna L. Gribble

Good luck!


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Tuesday, June 12, 2007

Seton Hill Writers News

#1: Tobias Buckell has the first 13 chapters up for his new novel Ragamuffin.

#2: K. Ceres Wright interviews writer and editor Lee Allen Howard and writer Mike Mehalek on her blog.

#3: Tracy Wilson-Burns has a new website.


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Thursday, May 17, 2007

Seton Hill Writers News

#1: Jason and I will be at the Penn Writers Conference this weekend. Hope to see some of you there!

#2:K. Ceres Wright started a new blog interview series on her LJ (dohlman) where she will talk with experts with interesting jobs and hobbies.

#3: The Romance Studio reviews Ancient History by Penny Dawn.


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