Poetry Writing – Feliza Casano

Help fund an Inter-Generational Poetry event in Northwest Ohio

Though I love my hometown, it’s not exactly known as a literary place. Sure, Toledo is the birthplace of authors like Millie Benson, but it can be incredibly difficult as a young woman to find a literary community to fit into. That’s why, at the end of last year, two Toledo-area women started the WomenContinue reading “Help fund an Inter-Generational Poetry event in Northwest Ohio”

Call for Submissions: Rathalla Review

Rathalla Review is posting a call for submissions. This publication is the literary magazine of Rosemont College, where I attend graduate school, and I work as the production manager. While this won’t give you any sort of in (I’m not on the editorial board and submissions are blind), it means I still want youContinue reading “Call for Submissions: Rathalla Review”

UTWG Horror Competition

As vice president of the UT Writer’s Guild, I’m sponsoring a horror competition for students at the University of Toledo this October. All types of writing, including poetry and fiction, will be eligible for the competition, as long as entries maintain a horror theme. I will also accept submissions in the following genres: dark fantasy,Continue reading “UTWG Horror Competition”

UTWG sponsoring Poetry in the Park

The University of Toledo Writer’s Guild is sponsoring a poetry reading and social event called Poetry in the Park Friday, September 23 at Wildwood Metropark. The brown-bag event is free and open to all University students. At the event, students are invited to bring at least one poem to read: either a poem they wroteContinue reading “UTWG sponsoring Poetry in the Park”

UT Students: The Mill Magazine

Students at the University of Toledo can now submit poetry, short prose and art to student literary publication The Mill. The Mill, founded in Fall 2010 by UT English Department graduate students, is a literary publication by students, for students at UT. The student publication was first published during spring semester 2011 and will printContinue reading “UT Students: The Mill Magazine”