11/13/2019
Great Lakes Writers Festival
The Great Lakes Writers Festival is free and open to the public.
The annual event, held the first week of November, is hosted by Karl Elder, and it provides seasoned and emerging writers the opportunity to talk with peers, to discuss their work.
11/13/2019
09/26/2019
Kathleen Heideman is one of the featured writers of 2019’s Great Lakes Writers Festival. She’s a writer, artist, and environmentalist based in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Her work can be seen in over two-dozen literary magazines and journals as wells as several anthologies. Her most recent collection of poetry is Psalms of the Early Anthropocene. Make room on NOVEMBER 7TH to experience Heideman’s work!
09/19/2019
Paul Hostovsky is one of the featured writers of 2019’s Great Lakes Writer Festival. In Boston, he’s a sign language interpreter and a Braille instructor. Author of ten books of poetry and five poetry chapbooks, he has won several awards, and his work has been featured on Poetry Daily, Verse Daily, and The Writer’s Almanac. Join us on NOVEMBER 7TH for Hostovsky’s reading!
02/14/2019
Three months from today! Do you have your copy of "Educated: A Memoir"?
Best sure to read this much-celebrated book and join us April 9 as we welcome author Tara Westover to Lakeland for what will be a fascinating conversation.
Christian Wiman participated in a reading and a Q&A with high school students.
Barton Sutter participated in a reading and a Q&A with high school students.
11/02/2018
The two featured writers, Christian Wiman and Barton Sutter, joined us for a panel discussion. The topic focused on The Many Ways of Saying God. They shared personal stories and connected with the audience. Christian Wiman also received an Honorary Doctorate from Lakeland University.
Barton Sutter shares an excerpt from his book “Cold Comfort” at the Great Lakes Writers Festival.
Christian Wiman shares his poem “Postolka”(Prague) at the Great Lakes Writers Festival.
11/01/2018
The Great Lakes Writers Festival featured two wonderful writers who shared poems and personal stories. Christian Wiman shared his poem “Hammer” which questions where God is in the midst of a storm. Barton Sutter shared from his book “Cold Comfort” which focuses on the cold Minnesota weather. Barton also received the Fellow Award during the event which celebrates his contributions as a writer.
"In recognition of his contribution to appreciation for the wonder and sheer beauty that is the region; with admiration for the significant range of roles he has assumed as award-winning multi-genre writer, conference facilitator, traveling performer, and educator; and in gratitude for his willingness to serve as an advocate of our endeavors; let it be known from this day forward Barton Sutter is hereby designated First Fellow of Lakeland University’s Great Lakes Writers Festival."
10/31/2018
Great Lakes Writers Festival is tomorrow! Come hear the writers Barton Sutter and Christian Wiman speak. You can attend the readings and workshops throughout the day. Check out the full schedule of events through this link. See you there!
Events | Great Lakes Writers Festival Events November 1 10:00-11:00 Registration in the Bradley Building (book table open) 11:00 Welcome and readings by featured writers in Bradley Building Auditorium. Noon Lunch available in the Younger Campus Center (book table open in the Bradley Building). 2:00—4:00 Workshops led by featured write...
10/30/2018
Explore the distinct voice of Christian Wiman in his book “Hammer is the Prayer.” A few selected poems are included that show his lyrical writing style. Check it out! Yale Divinity School
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