The Living Writers Series welcomes Acclaimed Author & Fulbright Scholar, Janie Kim! Tomorrow, April 30th at 7pm in Love Library!

Next Wednesday, the Hugh C. Hyde Living Writers Series Presents: A Reading + Q&A Celebrating Sunshine/Noir III: Writing from San Diego and Tijuana! May 7th at 7 p.m. in Love Library, Room 430 It's the last in the Living Writers Series for Spring 2025, don't miss out!

Join us for a public reading on 5/7 at 7PM in Love Library, Room 430 from writers featured in the “Sunshine/Noir III: Writing from San Diego and Tijuana” literary anthology. Can’t make it? More details about free events here: mfa.sdsu.edu/community/livi…

Tomorrow, 5/7 at 7pm! The Last Living Writers Series of Spring '25 Presents: A Reading + Q&A Celebrating Sunshine/Noir III: Writing from San Diego and Tijuana!

The Annual Digital Humanities Showcase is a celebratory exhibition of the creative-critical digital work happening at SDSU. The showcase is happening today on Friday, May 9th from 10am-12pm in the Digital Humanities Center!

The Department of English and Comparative Literature can’t wait to celebrate the 2025 graduates of the MFA program at the MFA Graduation Reading. This event will be held at Scripps Cottage tonight on May 9th from 7 - 9:30 p.m. This event is free and open to the public!

Dr. Steve Mentz will be in conversation w/Professors Jessica Pressman & Diana Leong about Ecocriticism, the Blue Humanities, Moby-Dick, interdisciplinary creative-critical research & more! Tues 9/16/25 3:30-4:45 p.m. DH Center (Love Library, lower level)

Congrats to Professor Jessica Pressman who delivered an online lecture titled, “Electronic Literature and/as Digital Humanities: An Introduction” hosted by Incheon National University, Korea's Institute of Humanities!

Shoutout! Poetry Editor at The Los Angeles Review & SDSU MFA alumnus Brent Ameneyro shared that The Los Angeles Review will publish a new E-Lit folio in partnership with Letras Latinas, a literary initiative at the Univ. of Notre Dame. losangelesreview.org/category/poetr…

Congrats to Professor William Nericcio whose book, "Snapshots: Teaching Los Bros Hernandez," which he edited with Frederick Luis Aldama, comes out today, September 16, by AmatlComix and SDSU Press!

Don't forget! The ECL Writing Fellow drop-in tutoring hours are Wednesdays from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. and Thursdays from 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. in AL-232! Please bring a copy of the assignment, instructor's criteria, and your typed paper.

Congrats to Professor Joseph Thomas whose essay, "The Penny Fiddle Primer: Childhood, Opposition, and the Poetic Imagination," has been published in the newest issue of The Robert Graves Review (2.1)! robertgravesreview.org/essay/490

The Living Writers Series is back on Wed, 9/24 at 7 p.m. in Love Library, Room 430 with award-winning poet and recent laureate, Mag Gabbert! Mag Gabbert will read from her poetry collection, "Sex Depression Animals." This event is co-sponsored by the MALAS Program.

The Digital Humanities Center is hosting 2 Podcast workshops! #1: Intro to Podcasting 10/2/25 2 PM - 3 PM #2: Podcasting Editing and Post Production 10/9/25 2 PM - 3 PM Advance registration requested. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Congrats to Professor Peter Herman whose latest piece on the value of Creative Assignments in the age of AI is now available on Inside Higher Ed! tinyurl.com/59a9aexd

SAVE THE DATE! The ECL department OPEN HOUSE will take place on Wednesday, October 29 from 12 - 2 p.m. on the second floor of Arts and Letters! FREE CANDY and a selection of FREE BOOKS!! For more info or if you are interested in tabling, email [email protected].

Mark your calendars! At 7 pm in LL-430 on Wednesday, Oct. 29, Aaron John Curtis will read from his debut novel, Old School Indian, which has been described as “A gorgeous exploration of the restorative bonds of kin, the wages of history, and the stories that break and remake us.”

Congrats to ECL major, Jeanne Taylor, whose short film "Yeux" was selected for the National PBS Fine Cut Film Festival! "Yeux" was broadcasted on Oct 22, but you can watch the film here: pbs.org/video/yeux/ Read more about it here: psfa.sdsu.edu/news/2025/sdsu…

Two more days!