Yellow Wallpaper. Selections

[2], 20 pages, [5] pages of plates : color ill. ; 29 cm. 5 colograph relief prints; mounted paste paper frontispiece. Illustrated paste-down end papers (collographs). Issued in an illustrated dust-jacket (frottage and acrylic paint on tracing paper, laminated with acrylic medium). The text ... first published in New England Magazine, January 1892 ... This book was designed and produced by Crystal Cawley. It was typeset and printed at Wolfe Editions ... --Colophon. Edition limited to 30 numbered copies. Library has copy no. 22.https://digitalcommons.risd.edu/specialcollections_artistsbooks/1244/thumbnail.jp

Constructing the Creative Castle 2011: Student Experiences from Study Abroad in Medieval France

Constructing the Creative Castle 2011--Creative Writing and Photography in Medieval France: An Oral Presentation of Student Experiences from Study Abroad. Students in this faculty-led study abroad program (ENG 263/ART 226) engaged in the creation of inter-disciplinary responses to a unique, historically significant environment, namely the ancient stronghold of the Cathar Resistance in southern France. This area of France is sparsely populated with small villages which date back to the Middle Ages---the students created digital photographs, creative writing projects, collaborative works, and blogs. Students participated in blog construction training, photography basics instruction and photo/writing workshops. Major sites important to Cathar history were visited including Lastours, Carcassonne and Albi. This presentation will feature an introduction by faculty mentor Katharine Whitcomb describing the design of the course, students from The Creative Castle study abroad class relating narratives of their experiences, readings from the creative work the students produced while on the program and visual images from the photographic and collaborative projects produced

Manastash Showcase

The English Department Writing Specialization would like to showcase CWU\u27s student-edited, student-produced literary arts annual magazine, Manastash. We present a series of short readings of creative pieces by the editors of and authors featured in the new 2012 issue of Manastash. Mentor Katharine Whitcomb will introduce the presentation with a few words about the magazine and the readers