seavey reading series

By Riley Harker Emily Raboteau, author of “Searching for Zion,” visited on Tuesday, Nov.ember 16 for a Q&A and a reading open to the public in Isaacs Auditorium.   Raboteau read ...Read More

Since his time at Susquehanna, Martell has begun his series, “The Legacy of the Mercenary Kings,” which features two books thus far. ...Read More

“Humus” is based on a report written by the captain of a slave ship in 1774 after 14 women jumped overboard in an effort to free themselves from enslavement. ...Read More

Schutt delivered an impassioned reading of “Duchess of Albany,” a short story about an alcoholic, widowed writer and her relationship with her two daughters, her aging dog Pinky and the town’s veterinarian....Read More

Memoirist and novelist Marie Mutsuki Mockett will give a virtual reading of her work at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 8th....Read More

Poets Chet’la Sebree and Karla Kelsey will give a virtual reading of their work at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 9th. This event is free and open to the public as part of the Seavey Reading...

“I want to empower women, particularly young women, and even more specifically young women of color,” Ramirez said. ...Read More

By Marissa Massare, Living and Arts Editor Poet and author Kristina Marie Darling will visit Susquehanna on Oct. 9 as part of the Seavey Reading Series to give a reading ...Read More

By Lily Gannon, Staff Writer The Seavey Reading series opened in a joint reading by Sarah Rose Nordgren and assistant professor of English and creative writing, Matthew Neill Null on ...Read More

By Devonne Tourre, Assistant Digital Media Editor Writer Elena Passarello performed a reading of her work as part of the Seavey Reading Series on Feb. 5 in Weber Chapel Auditorium. ...Read More