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2LM Issue Three
An Interview with Professor Susan Jaret McKinstry | Top Five Things about Living London | Winter Break Jams and Must-Reads
The Second Laird Miscellany returns!
The Newest Additions to the Carleton English Department
Happy Jewish Heritage Month: Helene Wecker is Delightful, and her Novel is Too
As part of Jewish Heritage Month, we meet up with Helene Wecker – New York Times bestselling author, Trekkie, and Carleton alum – in Zoom-wonderland to discuss her novels, assurance…
Chair Greg Hewett speaks on changes to the English Department
Happy Miscellany Monday! This week, we chatted with English Department Chair and creative writing professor Greg Hewett to hear about both immediate and long-term changes happening in the English department…
Alumni Interview: Lucas Jacob ’94 on his Debut Poetry Collection
In this brief interview with Carleton alumn Lucas Jacob, class of 1994, I hoped to give Jacob an opportunity to detail for our readers the path he took to publishing…
Alumni Interview: Sam Lemonick ’08
Sam Lemonick graduated from Carleton in 2008 as a Chemistry and English double major. After spending several years freelancing as a science writer for journals like Forbes, Climbing Magazine, and…
Alumni Profile: Amanda Zoch ’10 Wins J. Leeds Barroll Dissertation Prize
The Miscellany is happy to share exciting news: alum Amanda Zoch ’10, who recently completed her Ph.D. in English, has won the J. Leeds Barroll Dissertation Prize at this year’s Shakespeare…
Alumni Profile: Faisal Mohyuddin (’00)
The Miscellany recently caught up with Faisal Mohyuddin (’00), whose debut poetry collection The Displaced Children of Displaced Children (Eyewear Publishing, 2018) won the 2017 Sexton Prize for Poetry and is one of…
Alumni Profile: Jenna Bookin Barry (’95)
This week, the Miscellany caught up with Jenna Bookin Barry, ’95, who is doing exciting things in the world of books as the Director of High School Publishing at W.W. Norton and…
Alumni Profile: Karen Tei Yamashita (’73)
Last week, author, professor and Carleton alum Karen Tei Yamashita (‘73) visited St. Olaf to give a reading and talk about her newest book, Letters to Memory. Professor Yamashita was…
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