Jimson Weed will be hosting a two day event, with one being a virtual coffee night and the other day being a virtual lecture.
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Coffee Night at UVa-Wise to feature pair of Virginia authors
A pair of native Virginia authors will highlight this year’s Fall Coffee Night at UVa-Wise on Nov. 12. Sara Robinson — a literature instructor
Coffee Night features Dean Rader
“Jimson Weed” staff recognize Adrian for service as Language and Literature chair
Rader featured at Coffee Night April 19
Dean Rader, award-winning poet and professor of English of the University of San Francisco, will again be featured at Jimson Weed Coffee Night on
Coffee Night Nov. 9 features Wright, Hatfield
The annual Coffee Night sponsored by UVa-Wise literary journal “Jimson Weed” will feature two authors with artistic and literary connections to Wise County.
Coffee Night At UVa-Wise
Coffee Night saw its thirty-fourth incarnation April 12 with featured speakers Sara M. Robinson, UVa-Wise staffer and author Neva Bryan and several students and
“Jimson Weed” Spring 2017 Publication
“Jimson Weed” content editors are busy preparing for the spring 2017 edition of their publication.
“Jimson Weed” Unveils Latest Edition
On November 16 the college’s literary journal hosted its regular Coffee Night event, featuring guest speakers Rita Quillen, Robert Gipe and contributors to the
Submissions for Jimson Weed due
This is the last week for submissions to UVa-Wise’s literary journal, Jimson Weed.
Coffee Night Features Trigiani April 5
World-renowned and award-winning novelist/filmmaker Adriana Trigiani will return to the University of Virginia’s College at Wise, April 5, at the invitation of the Department
Jimson Weed Rides Wave of Spring Submissions
The submissions deadline for the biannual “Jimson Weed” literary journal isn’t until Feb. 22, but the journal already has received over thirty-five submissions in
Coffee Night Nov. 10 Features Readings By Spaar, Cushman
The UVa-Wise Department of Language and Literature, Department of Communication Studies, and the college literary journal “Jimson Weed” will host “Coffee Night” Tuesday, Nov.