Monday, March 23

In Class

Explore Databases for English and Literary Studies to identify potential journals you could submit your paper to.
Update your assignment proposal in which you describe your capstone paper and list 1-3 potential publication venues for it.
Post in our forum before class on Wednesday.

Discussion of peer reviewed journal publications and their submission guidelines.
The Illustrated Guide to a PhD
Different kinds of journals and university presses

Use the Library Search, Google Scholar search (through the Library website), and some Databases for English and Literary Studies to do an initial set of keyword searches for your topic. Explore and see what's been said about your topic of interest and try to narrow your focus to where the amount of published research is manageable.
Write about what you have discovered and reformulate your Capstone idea with the new focus.
Post in our forum before class on Monday.

Attend one of Lillian-Yvonne Bertram's Visiting Writers Series presentations:
- 3:30 - Craft Talk in PSU 201B (Table Rock Room)
- 6:00 - Reading in PPSU 201B (Table Rock Room)
If you can't attend, read
- This interview at NEA Tech Check
- Lillian-Yvonne Bertram's e-poems in ELO 2022 Readings

Attend one of Lillian-Yvonne Bertram's Visiting Writers Series presentations:
- 3:30 - Craft Talk in PSU 201B (Table Rock Room)
- 6:00 - Reading in PPSU 201B (Table Rock Room)
If you can't attend, read
- This interview at NEA Tech Check
- Lillian-Yvonne Bertram's e-poems in ELO 2022 Readings
Write a brief post about how they incorporate computation and AI into their work before class on Monday. Discuss how digital media technologies, including AI, open up new possibilities for writers and artists.