creative writing

Wind River Pride is hosting a series of events in Lander and Riverton this month to celebrate Pride. Their most recent meetup was a Queers with Quills creative writing night.

When Barbara Smith first moved to Rock Springs in 1969 to teach English at Western Wyoming Community College, the area was, in her own words, “just a sleepy, small town.” A few years later, Smith witnessed the community completely transform as a result of a big energy boom in the early seventies.

When he's not directing TV commercials, trading stocks, taking pictures, or hiking with his dog, Jerome Brown writes. He lives in Teton Valley with his…

Keenan Montgomery is a native of Minnesota. He moved to Laramie to study English and play football at the University of Wyoming. In his poem "My Black…

Carly Fraysier is a student in the MFA in Creative Writing program at the University of Wyoming. A Vermont native, her essays often examine the…

Trey Williams is an MFA student in Creative Writing at the University of Wyoming. Originally from Tennessee, Williams has published in Witness and has a…

Jessica Robinson’s nonfiction book, Undead Obsessed, which explores how undead creatures are a metaphor for society’s fears of science, will be released…

Governor Matt Mead has appointed three new board members to the Wyoming Arts Council. One of them is writer and University of Wyoming instructor Nina…

Manasseh Franklin is a Creative Nonfiction and Environment and Natural Resources MFA candidate. While she's proud of her east coast roots, she's happy to…

Ginger Ko studies at the University of Wyoming’s MFA in Creative Writing program. Her poetry and reviews have appeared in smoking glue gun, Anti-, TYPO,…