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The independent newspaper of the University of Iowa community since 1868

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Prairie Lights bookstore on Monday, Nov. 13, 2017.

Prairie Lights hosts International Writing Program instructors of Summer Youth Program

Austin J. Yerington, Arts Reporter July 19, 2019

Prairie Lights presented an international reading on July 18 to showcase not just writers from all around the globe but also the University of Iowa International Writing Program. With fiction writers,...

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Prairie Lights reading honors late poet James Tate

Seton Warren, News Reporter July 15, 2019

On the evening of July 15, Prairie Lights hosted a reading to memorialize the late poet James Tate, who died in 2015 — a graduate of the Iowa Writers’ Workshop and instructor at the University of Iowa. Tate...

Author Ives dives into the minds of writers in her new novel Loudermilk

Author Ives dives into the minds of writers in her new novel Loudermilk

Lauren Arzbaecher, Arts Reporter June 18, 2019

Iowa City is famous for its literary community, as only a UNESCO City of Literature can be. Author Lucy Ives dissects this community in her new novel, Loudermilk, which explores the lives of writers and...

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A fiction writing career based on real life

Haley Triem, Arts Reporter March 11, 2019

Salvatore Scibona has a letter written over his typewriter from fellow writer Andrew Meredith. It reads, “If we sit at the desk with enough openness, enough love, enough coffee, then we will have good...

Three different languages, one poet's powerful voice

Three different languages, one poet’s powerful voice

Haley Triem, Arts Reporter March 6, 2019

“My poems are about the absurdity of life. It’s constantly breaking down and not making sense.” Chuck Miller said this as he shared the story of his life, and the hardships he’s endured, on Tuesday...

Prairie Lights bookstore on Monday, Nov. 13, 2017.

Philosophy professor from Kirkwood reveals meaning behind suffering

Sarah Stortz, [email protected] May 10, 2018
Scott Samuelson, a philosophy professor at Kirkwood Community College, releases his latest book.
Beckoning voids, answering poetry

Beckoning voids, answering poetry

A.j.k. o’donnell, an activist and poet, is set to share her new poetry collection in Iowa City this weekend.