https://www.igi-global.com/publish/call-for-papers/call-details/4138 Proposals Submission Deadline: July 10, 2019 Extended July 31, 2019Full Chapters Due: October 7, 2019Submission Date: January 13, 2020
January 2019 The Cotton Breath, an allegorical novella [arts-based research] (Anaphora Literary, 2019) Who owns a life? Roman civil law was the basis for eighteenth century South Carolina slavery legislation, and partus sequitur ventrem meant literally “that which is brought forth follows the womb,” meaning a child was born a slave if the mother was a slave, freeRead more about 2019 New Releases[…]
https://www.pageandpalette.com/events-master/2018/9/6/frye-gaillard-64scr-8latj-g65h9-kt62t-dlt3f Robin Throne Saturday, December 22, 2018 2:00 PM 3:00 PM The Book Cellar 32 South Section Street Fairhope, AL, 36532
3rd Annual Conference on Academic Research in Education Las Vegas 1st Annual International Gullah Geechee and African Diaspora (IGGAD) Conference Coastal Carolina University
918studio Press Author Event Small Business Saturday Saturday, November 24 10 am – 4 pm The Book Rack, Quad Cities Book Signing Saturday, December 22 2-4 pm Page and Palette Fairhope, Alabama
Book Review of William Luvaas‘ WELCOME TO SAINT ANGEL in THE WAGON MAGAZINE
Landscape at the edge of destruction
Reviewed by Robin Throne
What drives us to the edges of self-destruction? Ruin? What facilitates the need to protect a landscape that becomes us? Restores us? To protect a space where we at last find ourselves rooted- it is in this use of absurdity and humor amid a dreadful conflict that illustrates Luvaas’ masterful technique of shifting points of view and uses of shifting dialogues, interior to character-to-character, and gives voice to the landscape that underscores the quick pace of this read… Read more about Landscape at the edge of destruction …
Poster Session ICQI_2018 Union Illini B May 17 1-2:20 pm Writing As Method Of Inquiry Fourteenth International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign ABSTRACT This research poster session uses Leavy’s Method Meets Art techniques to journey through a survey of the John Henry Hauberg papers at the Special Collections Thomas TredwayRead more about Hermeneutic Archival Research & Artistic License: Exhuming Dispossessed Sauk Voices through Creative Non-Fiction[…]
A retelling of 19th century Sauk land dispossession and Scott County settlement So grateful to 918studio press @918studio to announce the release of the 5th anniversary edition of HER KIND blessed with a new Foreword by Mississippi River… https://t.co/l0qURfLglC — Robin Throne (@RobinThrone) May 7, 2018