Emily R. Grosholz is teaching a seminar called “Poetry, Time and Space” at Writing the Rockies in July.
Writing the Rockies is an intensive creative writing retreat at Western State Colorado University from July 22-July 26. Emily’s three-day seminar will look over “Cosmologies” (such as a Platonic, Biblical, Copernican) in order to investigate the relationship between time and space in the work of such poets as Chaucer, Marlowe, Spenser, Dryden, and others.
For more information, you can download this PDF from the Western State website.
For more information:
- Details for Emily R. Grosholz’s Seminar
- Writing the Rockies official webpage
- Emily R. Grosholz’s official webpage
- Childhood by Emily R. Grosholz, with illustrations by Lucy Vines
Emily Grosholz grew up in the suburbs of Philadelphia, and has taught philosophy at the Pennsylvania State University for thirty-five years, with sojourns in France, England, Germany, the Netherlands, Israel, Finland, Costa Rica, Russia, Greece, Spain and Italy. She and her husband Robert R. Edwards (medievalist, rugbyman, and soccer coach) raised four children in State College, Pennsylvania, surrounded by small farms and green hills on one side and the town and university on the other. She is an advisory editor for The Hudson Review,and this is her seventh book of poetry.