Dunes Literary Series
Somewhere southeast of Chicago, and yet miles from Kalamazoo, the Dunes Literary Series invites regional writers to share new work with the Indiana University Northwest community. Here, writers and listeners can extend their sense of the Gary lyric against the gentle, nearby rumble of I-80/94. We welcome writers and readers of fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction in a monthly virtual space. Check our calendar for the next reading date.
All readings will take place via Zoom and will be recorded. Attendees will get a chance to ask authors questions if time permits.
2021 Season
Jan. 27th, Wednesday, from 6:30-7:30. Sam Love and The Gary Anthology writers. (To get a ticket with a Zoom link, please click here.)
Feb. 24th, Wednesday, from 6:30-7:30. Dodie Bellamy. (To get a ticket with a Zoom link, please click here.)
March 24th, Wednesday, from 6:30-7:30. Brenda Cardenas and Ava Tomasula y Garcia. (To get a ticket with a Zoom link, please click here.)
April 21st, Wednesday, from 6:30-7:30. IUN Creative Writing Students. (To get a ticket with a Zoom link, please click here.)
May 26th, David Masciotra, Wednesday, from 6:30-7:30. (To get a ticket with a Zoom link, please click here.)
June 23rd, IUN Alumni Reading: Mariah Hamang, Naomi Palagi, and Rachel Calderone, 6:30-7:30.
July 28th, Amy King and Michael Anania, from 6:30-7:30. (To get a free ticket with a Zoom link, please click here.)
August 25th, Translation Night: Ana Osan and Jackie White. (To get a free ticket with a Zoom link, please click here.)
September 22nd, Nick Demske and Chris Glomski. (To get a free ticket with a Zoom link, please click here.)
October 27th, Tariq Shah and Ed Roberson. (To get a free ticket with a Zoom link, please click here.)
November 17th, Sahar Mustafah, from 6:30-7:30 in HH104. (To get a free ticket with Zoom, please chlick here.) **This reading is in person and on Zoom. 6
For more information, contact nwwriter@iu.edu
For recording of past readings, visit our Dunes Literary Series Video Page.
The series is curated by IUN professors Dr. Garin Cycholl, Dr. Erin Schaefer, and Dr. William Allegrezza.
