SOCIAL MEDIA FEEDS

Walt Hunter is a poet and writer based in Clemson, South Carolina and is at work on an essay about James Merrill and the "American House Poem."

If you're able to contribute during this challenging time, please do. $5 suggested donation https://jamesmerrillhouse.org/about/financials/#donate Merrill House Writer-in-Residence, Keith S. Wilson reading March 28, 2020 moderated by Geoffrey Little, JMH Committee Member Keith S. Wilson is an Affrilachian Poet and Cave Canem fellow. He is a recipient of an NEA fellowship as well as fellowships/grants from Bread Loaf, Kenyon College, Tin House, MacDowell, Vermont Studio Center, UCross, and Millay Colony, among others. Keith serves as Assistant Poetry Editor at Four Way Review and Digital Media Editor at Obsidian Journal. His first book, Fieldnotes on Ordinary Love, was published by Copper Canyon. Keith’s work in game design includes “Once Upon a Tale,” a storytelling card game designed for Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago in collaboration with The Field Museum of Chicago, and alternate reality games (ARGs) for the University of Chicago. He has worked with or taught new media with Kenyon College, the Field Museum, the Adler Planetarium, and the University of Chicago. Keith has received a Best of the Net Award, an Illinois Arts Council Agency Literary Award, and the Rumi Prize. He has been anthologized in Best New Poets, and was appointed a Gregory Djanikian Scholar. His nonfiction won a Redivider Blurred Genre prize. Keith’s work has appeared in Poetry, Elle, The Kenyon Review, Adroit Journal, the Boston Review, Crab Orchard Review, Narrative, 32 Poems, Arts & Letters, Rhino, and Vinyl.

a Virtual Reading & Conversation with July Merrill House Fellow CLAIRE LUCHETTE and JMHC member Willard Spiegelman

James Merrill House 14th Annual Merril Lecturer: Mary Jo Salter Interviewed by JMHC member, Willard Spiegelman https://jamesmerrillhouse.org/

James Merrill House 14th Annual Merril Lecturer: Mary Jo Salter Interviewed by JMHC member, Willard Spiegelman https://jamesmerrillhouse.org/

If you're able to contribute during this challenging time, please do. $5 suggested donation https://jamesmerrillhouse.org/about/financials/#donate Merrill House Writer-in-Residence, Keith S. Wilson reading March 28, 2020 moderated by Geoffrey Little, JMH Committee Member Keith S. Wilson is an Affrilachian Poet and Cave Canem fellow. He is a recipient of an NEA fellowship as well as fellowships/grants from Bread Loaf, Kenyon College, Tin House, MacDowell, Vermont Studio Center, UCross, and Millay Colony, among others. Keith serves as Assistant Poetry Editor at Four Way Review and Digital Media Editor at Obsidian Journal. His first book, Fieldnotes on Ordinary Love, was published by Copper Canyon. Keith’s work in game design includes “Once Upon a Tale,” a storytelling card game designed for Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago in collaboration with The Field Museum of Chicago, and alternate reality games (ARGs) for the University of Chicago. He has worked with or taught new media with Kenyon College, the Field Museum, the Adler Planetarium, and the University of Chicago. Keith has received a Best of the Net Award, an Illinois Arts Council Agency Literary Award, and the Rumi Prize. He has been anthologized in Best New Poets, and was appointed a Gregory Djanikian Scholar. His nonfiction won a Redivider Blurred Genre prize. Keith’s work has appeared in Poetry, Elle, The Kenyon Review, Adroit Journal, the Boston Review, Crab Orchard Review, Narrative, 32 Poems, Arts & Letters, Rhino, and Vinyl.

a Virtual Reading & Conversation with July Merrill House Fellow CLAIRE LUCHETTE and JMHC member Willard Spiegelman