Join us on March 21st, at 5PM in the Main Library Digital Scholarship Lab for a discussion of student research and creative work and a preview of upcoming courses for the 2022-23 academic year. #MSUEnglish students interested in presenting can apply at: bit.ly/engshow2022

If you're looking for a good read this spring break, Divya Victor's book "Curb" is a great pick. Congratulations to @sugaronthegash on this win! Purchase her book here: nightboat.org/book/curb/

Happy St. Patrick's Day 💚🍀 to celebrate we're reading Irish writer Oscar Wilde's: The Ballod of Reading of Gaol. What are you reading today to bring some luck today? #StPatricksDay #litmag poetryfoundation.org/poems/45495/th…

In honor of #WomensHistoryMonth we want to highlight some of our favorite women writers. First up is Toni Morrison, who was an editor at Random House and an award winning novelist. Watch the video below to learn more about the legacy of Toni Morrison. youtu.be/DlJl3vjs-KI

The next women writer for #womenshistorymonth is J. Jennifer Espinoza, an trans women poet who has work in Lambda Literary is on Bluesky, PEN America, and in several other magazines as well. Go find her Jennifer Espinoza and read her poem "My First Love" brinkerhoffpoetry.org/poems/my-first…

April 1st is the last day to submit to the Red Cedar Review. We are open to unpublished writing (prose, poetry, hybrid/experimental) and artwork from MSU undergrads and undergrads everywhere! redcedarreview.submittable.com/submit Happy Writing!

Explore our Women's History Month collection of poems, articles, podcasts and more. bit.ly/3k5HaX2

#DorothyWickenden's #TheAgitators (spr.ly/6010KQCh6) and More Empowering Nonfiction Must-Reads for Women’s History Month via Off The Shelf spr.ly/6017KQCC7

The RCAH Center for Poetry at MSU is hosting these events next week ft. JJJJJerome Ellis (Jerome Ellis), Layli Long Soldier, and Jonah Mixon-Webster (@jmixweb), for the beginning of #NationalPoetryMonth and the finale of their year-long Poetry of Witness, Poetry of Resistance series!

Need help with your final writing project? You can schedule the appointment on Zoom, Google Doc, and Asynchronously. Our in-person locations are Bessey Hall, Brody Hall, and 3rd Floor Library.

Apply now for Season 16 of W2W! This mentorship program matches emerging writers with published authors in their chosen genre. Applications will be accepted through April 15. Read more about the program: awpwriter.org/community_cale…

CONTEST ALERT: Rougarou's 2022 Poetry Contest, judged by celebrated author Asiya Wadud, will take submissions until April 16th! Send them your works for a chance to win cash prizes or publication. For more info, check out their website at rougarou.submittable.com/submit

Reminder that this is happening tomorrow!

RCR readers! Get ready for this year’s issue of the Red Cedar Review with a walk through memory lane from last year’s issue: redcedar-review.com/issue-56/. What are your favorite pieces from RCR #56?

What are you reading to pass the time before the release of RCR #57?

Who's excited to see their work in the 57th issue of Red Cedar Review?!

RCR fanatics! We want to hear some of the best writing advice you’ve ever received. How has it changed or shaped your work?

Trivia time! In what year was the first issue of the RCR released?