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  • Link-N-Blogs: May 17

    “I did discover that if you’re interested in low wages, a bookstore ranks below retail clothing sales, except the hours are worse.”–Sue Grafton Microsoft/Nook Deal NOT Happening: Last week, we linked to an article about Microsoft offering to purchase Nook Media LLC. This week, InsiderMonkey reported that it was an…

  • Link-N-Blogs: May 10, 2013

    “Painting is poetry that is seen rather than felt, and poetry is painting that is felt rather than seen.” -Leonardo da Vinci Movies based on Poems: it seems like every other new movie that’s coming out is based on a book. But what about other forms of literature? In answer,…

  • New Email

    Our host university, the University of North Georgia, is expanding. Along with new campuses, we’re also getting new email addresses. Our new email address is upng@ung.edu. Our old email (upng@northgeorgia.edu) will still work for the time being. Please update your address books accordingly. Thank You!

  • Book Review: Until We Meet Again

    In 1942, all of Europe was at the point of breaking and breaking up families. As Hitler was threatening to invade Poland, Jewish families were fleeing to secret hiding places to avoid deportation and death by the Nazis. Until We Meet Again: A True Story of Love and Survival in…

  • Stonepile Writers’ Anthology: Call for Submissions

    We are now accepting submissions for Volume III of the Stonepile Anthology. The Stonepile Writers is a writing group based in Northeast Georgia, and they would like to invite writers from every corner to submit their previously unpublished works. Send in your best poetry, prose, short stories, essays, short memoirs,…

  • “Jurassic Park” Novel and Film Review

    *Potential Spoilers Included Michael Crichton wrote the science fiction novel Jurassic Park in 1990. Three years later, Steven Spielberg adapted the novel into the blockbuster, epic film of the same name. The Universal Studios film Jurassic Park was widely popular, and was the first time that audiences truly got to…

  • Great Poets: Our Top Picks

    April is National Poetry Month, so here at the press we are honoring the great poets whose poetry has inspired us. Like all great writers, poets have a way of eliciting emotion from the words they write and the pictures they paint in our minds. Here are some of our…

  • National Poetry Month: Our Picks

    April is National Poetry Month! So here are a few of our favorite poems! 1. “Lullaby” by W.H. Auden The poem that has moved me most is “Lullaby” by W.H Auden. To me, poetry is all about the feeling it imposes on the reader and this poem gives me a…