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Learn more about two of our presenters for Tuesday, March 24, Randy Brown and Rosalie Owens.

Word continues to get out about our upcoming conference. SDSU English Department Head Dr. Jason McEntee, whose academic specialization is the film and literature of war, has written a “My Voice” op-ed piece on the conference’s theme and its relevance to … Continue reading →

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Christine Starr Davis has been named the recipient of the Emerging Writer Award for the upcoming Great Plains Writers’ Conference. The conference will be held March 23-25 at South Dakota State University.The Great Plains Writers’ Conference, which was founded in … Continue reading →

We are pleased to announce that Christine Starr Davis is the winner of our 2014 Great Plains Emerging Writer Prize. Davis teaches English at Doane College and was a participant in Tupelo Press’ 30/30 Project: http://tupelopress.wordpress.com/3030-project/3030-project-may-2013/  

We’ve extended our 2014 Emerging Tribal Writer Award deadline to January 22—and we’re also selecting electronic submissions for it during this window. For more information see our award page.

Coming Home: War, Healing, and American Culture The 2014 Great Plains Writers’ Conference (March 23-25) will focus on the roles of military culture in American literary life, with particular emphasis on the relationship—on a personal and cultural level—between literature and … Continue reading →