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Writer's Roundtable - Rowan Radio

• ​2015 Interview with Katie Budris, Editor in Chief
  
• 2017 Interview with Katie Budris, Editor in Chief, and Sarah Knapp, Associate Editor
  
• 2018 Glassworks Back to School Faculty Reading with hosts Ron Block and Katie Budris​
  
• ​2018 Glassworks Issue 17 Reading featuring John Wojtowicz
  

Author Interviews

• Interview with Martin Fairwell
  
• Interview with Greg Kosmicki
  
• Interview with Scott McCloud
  

Readings

• Sam New reads her poem "We Clean the House on Your Birthday" from Issue 30
• Dani Putney reads their poem "Chekhov" from Issue 30
• Alisha Brown reads her poems "Andalucía en Octobre" and "Lessons from a Whippet on a Springtime Walk" from Issue 28
• K Anand Gall reads her poem "Nuisance Bleeding" from Issue 28
• Alex Carrigan reads his poem "Mother and Father Tongue" from Issue 27
• Jennifer Lang read an excerpt of her essay "On Common Ground" from Issue 27
• Alison Lubar reads their poems "Grief is its own Carnival Prize" and "Sonnet [Mid]Transformation" from Issue 25
• Joel Best reads his poem "Milkweed Boats" from Issue 24
• Toti O'Brien reads her poem "Almendras" from Issue 24
• Phillip Watts Brown reads his poem "Serpents" from Issue 23
• Dani Putney reads their poem "Turning Point" from Issue 23
• Carla Schwartz reads her poem "If I Visited My Mother's Grave" from Issue 23
• Phil Huffy reads his poem "Amid a Pervasive Gloom" from Issue 22
• Claire Scott reads her poem "In Which My Mother Teaches Me" from Issue 22
• Delilah Andarina reads her poem "On the Expressway" from Issue 21
• John Wojtowicz reads his poems "Because I Can't Tell My Wife I Occasionally Pick up Hitchhikers on My Lunch Break" and "Displacement"
• Brian Malone reads his essay "Annie" from Issue 19
• D.R. James reads his poem "Mid-Life" from Issue 19
• Richard Levine reads his poem "The Speed of Dark" from Issue 19
• Nancy Murphy reads her poem "Anniversary" from Issue 19
• Jenny Wong reads her poem "The Sunday Ruins of LaChiesa from Issue 19
• Joe Costal reads his story "Puncher, America, and Fake-Ass Jordans" from Issue 18​
• Marne Wilson reads her poem "Drought" from Issue 18
• J.G. McClure reads his translation of Irene Gomez Castellano's poem "Pool" from Issue 17
• John Wojtowicz reads his poem "Flipping Horseshoe Crabs in Fortescue" from Issue 17
• John Sibley Williams reads his poems "The Conversation" and "Supernova" from Issue 16
• Cordelia M. Hanemann reads her poem "Still Life" from Issue 15
• Susanna Lang reads her poem "Bridgetender" from Issue 15
• Russell Thorburn reads his poem "Rain and Thunder" from Issue 3​

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Sam New

Listen to Sam read her poem "We Clean the House on Your Birthday" from Issue 30.

Dani Putney

Listen to Dani read their poem "Chekhov" from Issue 30.
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Matthew Johnson

Listen to Matthew read his poem "Driving Through Western Maryland" from Issue 29.

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Alisha Brown

Listen to Alisha read her poems "Andalucía en Octubre" and "Lessons from a Whippet on a Springtime Walk" from Issue 28.

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K Anand Gall

Listen to K read her poem "Nuisance Bleeding" from Issue 28.

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Alex Carrigan

Listen to Alex read his poem "Mother and Father Tongue" from Issue 27.

Jennifer Lang

Listen to Jennifer read an excerpt of her essay "On Common Ground" from Issue 27.

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Alison Lubar

Listen to Lubar read their poems "Grief is its own carnival prize" and "Sonnet [Mid]Transformation" from Issue 25.

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Joel Best

Listen to Best read his poem "Milkweed Boats" from Issue 24.

Toti O'Brien

Listen to O'Brien read her poem "Almendras" from Issue 24.

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Phillip Watts Brown

Listen to Brown read his poem "Serpents" from Issue 23.

Dani Putney

Listen to Putney read their poem "Turning Point" from Issue 23.

Carla Schwartz

Listen to Schwartz read her poem "If I Visited My Mother Grave" from Issue 23.

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Phil Huffy

Listen to Huffy read his poem "Amid a Pervasive Gloom" from Issue 22.

Claire Scott

Listen to Scott read her poem "In Which My Mother Teaches Me" from Issue 22.

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Delilah Andarina

Listen to Andarina read her poem "On the Expressway" from Issue 21.

John Wojtowicz

Listen to Wojtowicz read his poems from Issue 21.
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Brian Malone

Listen to Malone read his creative nonfiction essay "Annie" from Issue 19. 

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D.R. James

Listen to James read his poem "Mid-Life" from Issue 19. 

Richard Levine

Listen to Levine read his poem "The Speed of Dark" from Issue 19. 

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Nancy Murphy

​Listen to Murphy read her poem "Anniversary" from Issue 19. 

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Jenny Wong

​Listen to Wong read her poem
​"The Sunday Ruins of LaChiesa" from Issue 19. 

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Joe Costal

Listen to Costal read his story "Puncher, America, and Fake-Ass Jordans" from Issue 18. 

Marne Wilson

Listen to Wilson read her poem "Drought" from Issue 18. 

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Writer's Roundtable - Rowan Radio
Glassworks Issue 17 Reading featuring John Wojtowicz
Hosted by Ron Block

In this edition of the show, host Ron Block presents clips from Glassworks magazine's Issue 17 launch reading featuring South Jersey poet John Wojtowicz.

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John Wojtowicz

 
Listen to Wojtowicz read his poem
​"Flipping Horseshoe Crabs in Fortescue" from Issue 17. 

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Writer's Roundtable - Rowan Radio
Back to School Faculty Reading
featuring Katie Budris, RG Evans, Steve Royek, & Tim Zatzariny
Hosted by Ron Block and Katie Budris

In this edition of the show, host Ron Block is joined by Glassworks literary magazine Editor in Chief, Katie Budris to present clips from the recent on-campus reading featuring faculty members of the Department of Writing Arts.

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J.G. McClure

 
Listen to McClure read his translation of Irene Gomez Castellano's poem "Pool" from Issue 16. 

John Sibley Williams

 
Listen to Williams read his poems "The Conversation" and "Supernova," both from Issue 16. 

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Cordelia M. Hanemann

 
Listen to Hanemann read her poem "Still Life" from Issue 15. 

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Susanna Lang

 
Listen to Lang read her poem "Bridgetender" from Issue 15. 

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Writer's Roundtable Interview 2017
with Katie Budris & Sarah Knapp
by Ron Block through Rowan Radio 

In this edition of the show, host Ron Block is joined by Glassworks literary magazine Editor in Chief, Katie Budris. Her debut collection of poems was released in 2015 and she is now teaching a Rowan graduate course. They are joined by Associate Editor Sarah Knapp, a graduating senior at Rowan and intern for the magazine. They discuss the origins of Glassworks and the purpose it serves today.

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Writer's Roundtable Interview 2015
with Katie Budris
by Ron Block through Rowan Radio 

Rowan University professor Ron Block speaks with Katie Budris, a Rowan faculty member and author of the book, "Prague In Synthetics." She talks about her experience as editor-in-chief of Glassworks Magazine, a publication of Rowan University's Master of Arts in Writing program.

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Writer's Roundtable Interview
with Scott McCloud
by Ron Block through Rowan Radio 

Host Ron Block sat down with Scott McCloud, a comic book writer and the speaker at the College of Communication's Presidential Lecture series. McCloud explained how he got into comics and the transition from superhero comics to other genres in comics. In addition, McCloud described the cultural differences in comics. He described comics as an art form. For more information and to purchase McCloud's books, log onto www.scottmccloud.com.

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Writer's RoundTable Interview 
with Greg Kosmicki
by Ron Block through Rowan Radio 

Host Ron Block spoke with Greg Kosmicki, a poet and social worker from Omaha, Nebraska. Kosmicki founded The Backwaters Press in 1997 and shared the history of the Press. Later, Kosmincki spoke about notable authors he's published in The Backwaters Press. In addition, Kosmicki mentioned the privilege of publishing some of his former teacher's work.

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Writer's RoundTable Interview 
with Martin Fairwell
By Ron Block through Rowan Radio 

Host and Rowan University professor, Ron Block spoke with Martin Fairwell, director of the Dodge Poetry Festival, the biggest poetry festival in the country, held in Newark, NJ from October 11th-October 14th. Fairwell outlined different features and programs offered over the four-day festival as well as different poets that will be attending. He also went over what goes into planning the next festival, which happens every even numbered year.

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Russell Thorburn

 
Listen to Thorburn read his poem "Rain and Thunder" from our Spring 2012 Issue. 

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