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Literature

From left to right, the covers of NU alumna Angela Jackson’s works: "It Seems Like a Mighty Long Time: Poems," “Comfort Stew: A Play” and “Roads, Where There Are No Roads: A Novel.” Jackson is currently serving as Illinois poet laureate.

Well-Versed

February 24, 2021

The Monthly Poet, author and playwright Angela Jackson (Weinberg ’77) became the fifth Illinois poet laureate this past November. Born in Greenville, Mississippi, Jackson moved with her family to...

A house that is the Northwestern Multicultural Center with a sign in front of it stating its address

Reading your heritage: affinity book clubs on campus

February 22, 2021

Content warning: This article includes mentions of sexual assault. Northwestern’s Asian Pacific Islander Desi American affiliation group discussed the culture of victim-blaming survivors of sexual...

One of the Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre’s lectures by Associate Artistic Director Bria Walker analyzing the life and work of playwright Ntozake Shange.

Bria Walker discusses work, legacy of playwright Ntozake Shange

February 16, 2021

Content warning: This story contains mentions of suicide. When playwright Ntozake Shange was a graduate student, she saw a double rainbow, a beacon of light in her depressive state. From this, her choreopoem...

Giboom (Joyce) Park with her book, “Not Your Yellow Fantasy: Deconstructing the Legacy of Asian Fetishization.”

“Not Your Yellow Fantasy”

January 28, 2021

The Monthly Northwestern fraternity parties aren’t usually the beginning of a 244-page book, but for Weinberg junior Giboom (Joyce) Park, they were a catalyst for her book “Not Your Yellow...

Natasha Sondakh (SESP ’22). Sondakh’s debut novel, “She Smells of Turmeric,” will be published at the end of April.

SESP junior Natasha Sondakh prepares to publish debut novel exploring Indonesian identity

January 14, 2021

In just four months, Natasha Sondakh (SESP ’22) wrote her debut novel, “She Smells of Turmeric,” while juggling classes and learning how to market her book. The fictional novel follows an Indonesian-American...

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