Debra Marquart News Today

As the state poet of Nebraska, Matt Mason, who is based in Omaha, spends his days doing what he can to bring the art form to the masses and help new audiences c

Other weekend highlights include FM Opera's "Turandot," the return of nu metal, NDSU press book launch and more.

The Lake View Speaker Series continues on Saturday, April 6th with Debra Marquart, Distinguished Professor in the MFA Program in Creative Writing and Environment at Iowa State University. She will

Join us in Tucson, Arizona for a 25th Anniversary Reading featuring Allison Adelle Hedge Coke, Derek Sheffield, and Julie Swarstad Johnson.

The new Lake View Speaker Series continues on Saturday, January 6 with adventurer Charlie Wittmack, the first Iowan to summit the world’s highest mountain, Mount Everest.

This is the second week of a two-part Garden Road. This material comes originally from an essay on fishing called “Past the Shallows” I wrote while at the MFA program

The Clear Lake Arts Center last week hosted three authors for the second rendition of Waldorf Universitys "Poetry at the Lake" event.

Buried Voices by Debra Marquart — 1. Gayle McCormi...

Submitted by Jessie Veeder Scofield, Long X Arts Foundation Director Watford City ND - July 18 - The Humanities North Dakota, in partnership with The

Humanities North Dakota is hosting a tour across North Dakota for those interested in literature. The Little Mo Writers Tour is a series of literary outreach activities designed to whet an individual's interest in creative expression. The events will include a public reading, discussion, a writing workshop, and a boot camp for young writers. Each stop will be facilitated by published authors with North Dakota roots. "It's all intended to support creative arts and foster a love of ...