Each month, PR displays the efforts of a writer working in digital forms. To start off the new (school) year, we're featuring a collaborative work created by Susan Naomi Bernstein and her partner, Steve Cormany. Below the poem, you'll find…
Our summer intern, Anna Ball, has headed back to the University of Maryland, where she is currently a junior. At PR, she did everything from researching magazines and other publications, to assisting with #55's production, to helping organize our inventory…
Starting today, right now, in this moment, PR will be shifting away from the biweekly posting our readers have grown to love. From now until late August, we'll be posting once a week unless something miraculous and remarkable happens (or,…
My thesis project for my MFA in the writing program at Cal Arts years ago was a “painting” that from across the room in the main gallery seemed finished. It was of a boy, a tractor, a…
PR editors, Julie Wakeman-Linn, Jarvis Slacks, Zachary Benavidez, and John Wang, read for a lively audience on November 25th. The occasion was to honor MC's Safe Zone for LGBTQ students, staff and faculty, and also to honor the hard work…
David Goodrich is a retired climate scientist who likes to ride bikes. A couple of months after retirement in 2011, he rode from Delaware to Oregon. Since then, he’s ridden down the Appalachians and on the Way of St. James…
Blogger Holly C. Berardi kicks off our Summer Reading Series by reflecting on how her beach read The Seduction of Water by Carol Goodman impacted her personal life and writing. By Holly C. Berardi Every summer I have…
Last week, we blogged about going to and giving readings, and even asking questions during the Q&A. Now, volunteer Nathan addresses some grievances about Q&A etiquette... By: Nathan Blanchard The time has come for someone to address your behavior…
Poet W.F. Lantry blogs about writing The Language of Bird during National Poetry Writing Month. So there I was, minding my own business, earning a living and maybe doing a little reading on the side, a hectic life so filled…