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EPISODE · Dec 1, 2024 · 55 MIN

DePaul's Blue Book and Hope for Next-gen Writing with Chris Solis Green

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In the age of AI and social media it is easy to be cynical about the future of writing. In highlighting the best high school writing, across multiple genres, Depaul's Blue Book is testimony to the timelessness and vibrancy of written self-expression.  Critically acclaimed, Chris Solís Green is the author of four books of poetry. He currently is a Distinguished Writer in Residence in the English Department at DePaul University. More information can be found at www.depaulsbluebook.com Submissions for the 2025 edition are still open through January 31, 2025... Submit high school literary magazines, newspapers, or individual work, in English or Spanish, to be considered for the next edition of the Blue Book, depaulsbluebook.submittable.com/submit. For more on Chris Solis-Green, visit: https://www.chrissolisgreen.com/​

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