Host Jzurnee Myers kicks off the season with an introduction.

Interested in a micro certification in professional writing? Come listen to Dr. Listhartke answer some pressing questions about the new program offered by Winthrop's English Department!

If you have further questions, please feel free to reach out to Dr. Listhartke through email or stop by her office in Bancroft!

Hello everyone!! I hope you enjoy this episode. All poems that were read can be found for free online and open access.

Hello all! Are we ready for Spring?? I know I am so maybe we can manifest some warm weather with this podcast episode.

Sources used:

https://www.interflora.co.uk/page/flower-meanings

https://www.ericaweiner.com/history-lessons/floriography-the-secret-language-of-flowers

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_of_flowers

Hello! Lets explore the horror genre together.

I explore the origins, history, and psychology behind horror media in this episode. Don't forget to leave a suggestion for future episodes.

Enjoy!

Hi! I am so excited for this new season! Keep an eye out in the next week for a new episode.

Hello! Todays episode features special guest Bri Sharp (He/They) and he has come to share some insights on the YA genre. Bri is a fellow Graduate Assistant in Winthrop's writing center and has been intensely studying the YA genre this semester.

Some of the books Bri recommended in this episode are: Abarat by Clive Barker and The Percy Jackson Series.

Enjoy!

Happy Halloween Spooky Majors! I hope you enjoy this reading is "The Lottery" by Shirley Jackson. Disclaimer: I am not the best at narration but I tried my best!

This story is ominous and its dystopian elements are very Hunger Games.

Enjoy!

Hello!

Today I am giving a brief overview of annotated bibliographies! I break them down into what they are, how they are useful and how to create them.

Look out for a spooky episode later this month to celebrate Halloween!

As always, see ya next time,

Amber

Hello! For todays episode I interviewed Winthrop's Director of English Graduate Studies, Dr. Dustin M. Hoffman and the chair of Winthrop's English Department Dr. Amanda Hiner. Tune in and find out what their favorite novels are and their top tip for new and upcoming writers.

Again, thank you so much Dr. Hoffman and Dr. Hiner for letting me interview you!

Tune in next episode and don't forget to submit suggestions for future topics.

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-Amber