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Word Garden is blooming! Tune in Friday, May 15, at 12:10pm to the Hendrix-Murphy Events channel of the Hendrix Community Events Team for thesis readings by creative writing seniors. If you're not in the Hendrix network, email Hendrix-Murphy(at)hendrix.edu and request to join.
You're invited to a garden party...a Word Garden party that is! Join us on Friday at 12:10 as the Creative Writing Seniors read from their senior theses.
Did you miss last week's Literature and Language, Live Online? Don't worry! You can still read those poems for comfort and solace here: https://5il.co/fmp2
Congrats to CHS junior Maggie Batson for winning the Hendrix-Murphy Book Award! Check out the other winners and learn more about the award here: https://www.hendrix.edu/hendrix-murphy-book-award-2020.aspx
Head on over and read this press release about the new Hendrix Murphy website and app! https://www.hendrix.edu/murphy-new-website-app.aspx
Got a minute? Take this quick survey about how the humanities are helping people cope with the quarantine (https://nha.iad1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_71bpP6Z8IBJxpCB) and/or share your experience here: https://nha.iad1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_71bpP6Z8IBJxpCB.
Check out this Q&A with Ty Jaeger about his debut novel, "Radio Eldorado": (Link: https://www.hendrix.edu/Tyrone-Jaeger-Radio-Eldorado.aspx)
Tune in to Teams this Friday (4/24) at 12:10 for this week's LLLO (you can find us on the Hendrix-Murphy Events Channel of the Hendrix Community Events Team). Hope Coulter & Giffen Maupin will be leading "Poems for Solace & Comfort." Bring a favorite poem to share if you like.
Don't forget to tune in to our first Literature and Language, Live Online event! We can't wait to see you.
Looking for a low-stress way to celebrate National Poetry Month (April)? Check out these podcasts online or wherever you listen to music.
Hendrix-Murphy is launching an online event series called Literature and Language, Live Online. To attend, join the main Hendrix Community Events Team and watch the Hendrix-Murphy Events channel for LLLO and other events, which you may then join. For our first event, on Friday, April 17, 12:10-1:00 p.m. (the Literature and Language over Lunch time), Dr. Ty Jaeger will discuss his novel Radio Eldorado, just out from Braddock Avenue Books. Send your name to hendrix-murphy@hendrix.edu and you'll be directly invited to join the event.
Interested in participating in a virtual reading group for The Things They Carried led by Dr. Vernon on April 20th? Find details on registering and downloading the e-book here: https://cals.org/event/nea-big-read-cals-the-things-they-carried/
We're delighted to share that 32 first year students have been selected for the Murphy Scholars Program. To learn more and browse the Murphy Scholar Class of 2023, click this link: https://www.hendrix.edu/Murphy-Scholars-2023.aspx
Happy Monday, everyone! Are you interested in receiving a curated micro-essay in your inbox every week? Subscribe to "Beautiful Things" by River Teeth Press here: https://www.riverteethjournal.com/online-content/beautiful-things
Attn. Hendrix students, faculty, and staff: Are you interested in becoming part of a virtual community focused on chronicling your experiences during this pandemic? Contact Dr. Jaudon (Jaudon@hendrix.edu) if you are interested in participating.
Happy Monday! We at Murphy know that this is an anxiety-inducing time and that social distancing can be lonely. However, we want to assure you that we’re still working to provide resources and sustain our literary and language community. Over the coming days and weeks, we’ll be posting some opportunities for engagement. We hope to help you find comfort and peace of mind through literature and language in this stressful time.
April 1 is the deadline for literature and language projects, and being home-bound is a great time to work on a proposal. Note that summer travel may not be possible. For further details and a full advisory, see the Proposals section of www.hendrixmurphy.org.
The public lecture by Daína Chaviano, set for Tuesday, March 17, 2020, and all related special events, have been cancelled due to COVID-19 concerns. We hope to reschedule for sometime next year.
"4-H: Hendrix-Grown Theatre," a playwriting showcase, is still on! 7:30 in Cabe Theatre. In times like these, words, dramatic literature, and storytelling are a way we can cope and prevail—so come out and support these campus playwrights.