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Between the Lines
Literary and Arts Journal
Edmonds Community College’s literary and arts journal, Between the Lines publishes quality short fiction, poetry, creative non-fiction, and artwork from artists at the college and in the community.
Between the Lines Release Party, Nov. 18
Celebrate the release of the 2009 edition of the college’s art and literary journal, Between the Lines, on Wed., Nov. 18 in the Black Box Theatre. Join us at 3 p.m. for a reading and art show. Students, get a free copy of the journal! Then, at 7:30 p.m., the journal hosts a panel discussion with community artists on the value of art and artists in a down market economy as part of the college’s Conversations in the Humanities series.
Submit your work to the 2010 edition of Between the Lines by Jan. 31, 2010. For current guidelines, email btl@edcc.edu.
Join our editorial staff!
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| “Blue” by James Hickok |
Those interested in participating in the experience of designing, editing, and publishing a literary journal may also join the editorial staff of Between the Lines by enrolling the college’s Publications class, Humanities 235. The five-credit class will meet 12:30-1:30 p.m., Monday and Wednesdays, as well as online, January 4 through March 19. Credits earned may count toward a two-year transfer degree at the college or the class may be taken as an elective. Instructor Amanda Laughtland is a published poet with experience in editing and publishing small press books and magazines. To find out more about the class, email her at amanda.laughtland@edcc.edu.
Participate in our supportive writing community!
At Edmonds Community College, emerging writers enjoy opportunities each quarter to interact with published authors and to polish and share their own poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. In addition to the literary journal and regularly offered English classes in creative writing and literature, the college provides a number of free short writing workshops and author events open to the community. Since 2002, the college’s Convergence Writers Series has hosted more than 30 free literary readings, most recently featuring Washington State Poet Laureate Samuel Green.
