Graves discusses poetry amidst adversity during ‘Dessert with the Experts’
ETSU’s poet-in-residence and English professor Jesse Graves delivered a lecture and poetry reading for the fifth installment of the “Dessert with the Experts” series on …
ETSU’s poet-in-residence and English professor Jesse Graves delivered a lecture and poetry reading for the fifth installment of the “Dessert with the Experts” series on …
From Dandridge, Tennessee, Abby Lewis has taken the helm as editor for The Mockingbird, ETSU’s literary magazine. Lewis graduated from ETSU in 2017 and is …
Students, community members and faculty filled seats at the Reece Museum to listen to three poets participate in readings of their work as part of …
The final Dr. Bert C. Bach Creative Writing Initiative reading of the year was held on Nov. 12 at the Reece Museum as debut poet Savannah …
ETSU’s Poet in Residence is Dr. Jesse Graves, an avid reader and writer. Graves is from Sharps Chapel, Tennessee, a small town about 40 miles …
On Feb. 19, ETSU’s Black Affairs Association sponsored “The Poetry Café,” in association with February’s Black History Month events. The evening focused on the spoken …
Many gathered to share stories last Tuesday morning for the first day of the Spring Creative Writing Festival. Hosted in a back gallery of the …
Dr. Jesse Graves, associate professor of East Tennessee State University’s Department of Literature and Language and poet-in-residence, is working to compile and edit the …
When the word poetry is brought up, the first thing that comes to the mind is literature studied in high school classrooms–poets like William Shakespeare …
In high school English classes you probably had to read some poetry. You might have enjoyed it, or maybe you thought it was indecipherable and …