Don't forget, this Wednesday, the UW-Madison Program in Creative Writing presents the first of three Wisconsin Institute for Creative Writing Fellows' Readings, featuring Jay C, and Ruth Halls Poetry Fellow Nick Lantz & James C. McCreight Fiction Fellow Edward Porter.
Wisconsin Institute for Creative Writing Fellows' Reading
Featuring Nick Lantz & Edward Porter
Wednesday, Feb. 20th, 7 p.m.
6191 Helen C. White Hall
About Nick Lantz:
Nick Lantz hails from Berkeley, California. When he moved to Wisconsin in 2003, he was told by more than person that Madison was the Berkeley of the Midwest. While he hasn't found that to be quite true (there's no snow in Berkeley, people!), he has certainly enjoyed his time here. He received his MFA in poetry from the UW-Madison in 2005, and this fall he was ecstatic to return as a Jay C. and Ruth Halls Poetry Fellow. His work has appeared in Margie, Mid-American Review, Southern Review, and is forthcoming in Prairie Schooner. He's currently writing a new poetry manuscript based on the works of Pliny the Elder, Bigfoot, and--believe it or not--Donald Rumsfeld.
About Edward Porter:
Ex-actor, ex-carpenter, and soon to be ex-bachelor Edward Porter holds an MFA from Warren Wilson College, and has been published in Inch Magazine and Colorado Review.
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