Eastern Michigan University alum David Kuhnlein is now the author of the science fiction/horror book Die Closer to Me, which was published on Merigold Independent in 2023. In this interview, I had a chance to get to know Kuhnlein, which you can read about below: My first encounter with storytelling came from parents, grandparents, friends…
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BathHouse Events || February Calendar
Please come join us for these IN PERSON events featuring two absolutely amazing authors!! More information in the flyer below:
2023 GRAD SHOWCASE
If the link on the flyer itself won’t work, please click here to register!
Graduate Publications Feature || Winter 2023
Several of our current and recently graduated master’s students have been published! Please view the list below for information about the authors and links to their publications:
September 28th || Anna Maria Hong || LIVE
Cancelled Event!!
Submerging into the Necropastoral || An Introduction for Joyelle McSweeney
BathHouse Events had the honor of hosting Joyelle McSeeney for our Fall 2022 reading series. The event featured compelling reading and discussion of McSweeney’s most recent collection of poetry Toxicon & Arache (2020). This BathHouse Event ran concurrently with the Creative Writing @ EMU graduate course CRTW 522: Intense Life Writing taught by Dr. Rob…
BathHouse Events: Melissa Febos 3/29 @ 9:30am EST via Zoom
Please join us for our last BathHouse Event of the 2022-2023 academic year with Melissa Febos. Please register for the zoom event in advance HERE
BathHouse Journal Launch – TONIGHT @ 8pm EST
Our celebratory launch event for BHJ#23: Fractured is here — and we hope you’ll be joining us! If you haven’t already, please sign up (free) here to receive an invitation link to the virtual event (via Zoom) that will feature live readings from some of the wonderful poets published in the issue, including Deborah Meadows, Megan Duffy, Dinisha Thompson, Valerie Hsiung,…
BHJ ISSUE #22 — NOW AVAILABLE!
The most common definition of “exhume” — to dig out or remove (something buried) from beneath the ground* — is fertile soil on its own, but the term’s fundamental concept — to unearth, bring to light* — expands BHJ22‘s theme’s scope by compelling the exposure of that which is obscured. Click Here to view the featured…
Experimental Narrative with Eugene Lim
As part of Creative Writing @ EMU and BathHouse Event’s Winter 2022 reading series, experimental novelist and writer Eugene Lim shared inquisitive writing methods and innovative story construction. Likewise, Lim discussed the ‘sudden beauty’ of evaporating expectations within a narrative, as well as acknowledging the quality of re-reading. Perhaps most notably, Lim shared his thoughts…