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Edwin Fulwider’s Early-1900s Boyhood in Bloomington, ‘A Memoir’
More than thirty years ago, artist Edwin Fulwider wrote a memoir about growing up in...
Michelle Gottschlich
Michelle Gottschlich is a poet, freelance writer, and MFA candidate at University of Virginia. She earned a BA in English from IU. Her books Void Sets and How to Keep Full in February were published by Monster House Press.
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56:46 — WTIU's Legacy of ‘Meaningful and Relevant’ Documentaries
Now in its 50th year, WTIU has an extensive history of making long-form documentaries that...
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Local Conservancy Now Saving Indigenous Languages Worldwide
Since 2005, Bloomington-based nonprofit The Language Conservancy has helped save indigenous languages across the nation....
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Beyond Reading, Adult Literacy Is Survival
Literacy is survival. It’s a housing application, a citizenship test, health insurance, a job that...
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Page vs. Stage: The ‘Deep Rift’ in Poetry Today
Poet Michelle Gottschlich considers the differences between page and spoken word poetry — between personal...