We serve as one of the cultural hubs on campus, offering literary programs, classroom spaces, support to student groups, professional training, and—among other things—the chance to work with an antique printing press. Stop by for a cup of tea made in our kitchen, catch a poetry or fiction reading, or curl up with a thick book.
Recent Stories
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With no classwork to get in the way, summer can be one of the best times to get your creative writing juices simmering. Here are some books I am currently looking to for insight into doing this poetry-writing thing a little bit better.
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Literary House director Jehanne Dubrow is interviewed for the national series “The Poet and Poem” at the Library of Congress.
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Literary House Summer Intern, Aileen Gray ‘14 reflects on her experience at the 19th annual West Chester University Poetry Conference with the Rose O’Neill Literary House.
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As with most summers, I like to make a reading list for myself, to catch up on the many books that I should have read in high school and college, but never it. And this summer, I’ll be spending most of my time in the 19th century.
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Ariel Jicha ‘15 gives an interns’-eye-view of designing and editing the first-ever Sophie Kerr Prize Anthology.
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What happened this year and what is happening this summer?
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Get ready for the 2013 Summer Poetry Salons at the Rose O’Neill Literary House!
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“I am bored by writers who can write only when it is raining.” Noel Coward
June 25th, 2013
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4:30pm - 6:00pm:
The Second Summer Poetry Salon of 2013
This Literary House Summer Poetry Salon features poets Yona Harvey and Steve Kistulentz as well as the band Sleeper Cell.
July 23rd, 2013
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4:30pm - 6:00pm:
The Third Summer Poetry Salon of 2013
This Literary House Summer Poetry Salon features poets Elana Bell and Sarah Arvio, as well as a classical violin and viola duet performance.
August 29th, 2013
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4:30pm - 6:00pm:
Critique, Feedback, and Workshops: The Importance of Response in the Creative Process
A multidisciplinary panel of professors discusses the role of constructive criticism in the creative process here at Washington College.

